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![[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] The Sketchbook Society, with their art showing in WCFA's annual Educators Art Exhibit. From left, Liz Fortier, Erica Meyer, Rena Rinker, Pam Regas (Seated, in pink), Kim Gallman, Kristen Noonan, Valery Nardacci, and Cathy Davis-Hayes. Aimee Georgistis, not pictured, also has work showing in the exhibit.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/WCFA-Educators-Art-Exhibit-1-250x228.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — Teachers gathered at Warwick Center for the Arts (WCFA), 3259 Post Road Saturday, sharing the stories behind their art at the Rhode Island Art Educators Exhibit opening […]
![[CREDIT: Warwick Post composite] Several Warwick charities are among dozens participating in the four-day 401 Gives fundraising drive online.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/401-Gives-Warwick-Charities-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — Friday, 401Gives, United Way of RI’s four-day giving marathon supporting local charities, begins taking donations, and several Warwick charities and state-wide non-profit organizations hope you can help. […]
![[CREDIT: Gamm] Rabbi Sarah Mack](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Rabbi-Sarah-Mack-140x140.png)
WARWICK, RI — This week’s Warwick Weekend starts tonight with the opening exhibit reception for the WCFA, capped off Sunday with a free discussion of Gamm Theatre’s production of Bad […]
![[CREDIT: WCFA] "Growth from Decay” by Aarav Sundaresh, art educator at Classical High school, Providence. The work is among many on display during the RI Art Educators Exhibit, with a public opening exhibit Wednesday, Aug. 31.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/WCFA-Art-Educators-Exhibit-Growth-from-decay-2-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — The Rhode Island Art Educators Exhibit returns to the Warwick Center for the Arts Wednesday through Sept. 24, recognizing teachers’ artistic works. “This show will allow us […]
![[CREDIT: Mayor Picozzi's Office] A view of part of Mayor Frank Picozzi's $3.5M City Hall Plaza plan.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/City-Hall-Plaza-Plan-1-140x140.png)
WARWICK, RI — This morning, U.S. Senators Jack Reed and Sheldon Whitehouse met with Mayor Frank Picozzi to discuss $5 million in federal funding helping Warwick advance the City Hall […]
![[CEDIT: Rob Borkowski] A packed house, with people lined up outside for hours, for the “Remembering Rocky Point Park! exhibit.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Rocky-Point-Exhibit-8-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, R.I. — When Warwick Center for the Arts‘ “Remembering Rocky Point Park!” exhibit started its opening reception Thursday at 6 p.m., there was a line at the door, and […]
![[CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] Sean McCarthy, Rocky Point Park historian and restoration expert, shows off his House of Horrors exhibit on display at Warwick Center for the Arts, part of the Rocky Point exhibit.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/WCFA-Rocky-Point-Exhibit-1-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, R.I. — The Warwick Center for the Arts‘ “Remembering Rocky Point Park!” a collection of tangible artifacts and art from the storied amusement park closed in 1995 then reborn […]
WARWICK, RI — Artists exhibiting in the The Warwick Center for the Arts “Sights & Sounds” Juried Exhibit were at the 3259 Post Road space May 3 to meet passers-by and […]
Retired gastroenterologist and writer,Dr. Ed Iannuccili will join patrons at the Warwick Center for the Arts Saturday, March 10, from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m., for a night of history, memories, and stories about growing up Italian in Rhode Island discussing his newest book, “Growing Up Italian: The Story Continues.”
WARWICK, RI — “Exploring Abstracts,” the current exhibition at Warwick Center for The Arts, presents unique, imaginative views of objects mundane and exotic, but only until May 19. Time is running […]
WARWICK, RI – This March, Warwick Center for the Arts will bring a piece of Ireland to the region with three unique arts and cultural experiences, celebrating the recent news that Norweigian are is offering low cost flights to the island.
The Warwick Museum of Art is poised to outstrip its roots to include many means of creative expression in their effort to bring arts and culture to the community, so they’ve re-branded as the Warwick Center for the Arts, complete with new logo and website.
