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Blackstone Valley
Explorer |
Samuel Slater Canal Boat & Bed & Breakfast |
Dragonboat Races & Taiwan Festival |
Broad Street Experience International Food Tours |
Pawtucket Arts Festival |
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2008 Information now available.
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British Tea tours
and chartered cruises.
View latest Tea Tour Schedule
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September 6, 2008
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Register for one of
10 meals and boat cruises throughout the summer to connect residents
to the international foods available in the Broad Street area June
11 - August 20
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Sept. 3 - 21,
2008 A city-wide
showcase of visual and performing arts, interactive
workshops, music, theater, and dance performance....More
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Cycling Tours |
Paddling Tours |
Dynamite Cook-off and French Farmer's Market |
Fall Foliage Tours |
Footsteps in History |
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Discover the back roads of America’s
Birthplace of the Industrial
Revolution. From historic village
greens to restored mill villages,
cycle through the Blackstone River
Valley National Heritage Corridor.
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Discover the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, America’s birthplace of the
Industrial Revolution. Canoe and kayak the Blackstone River and
paddle along serene vistas, through mill villages and enjoy the wildlife
and flora in its natural habitat.
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September 13,
2008
All day event
includes cook-off, French Canadian dance, arts and crafts,
river tours. 2008 event info will be posted shortly
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October 25, 2008 Blackstone Valley Fall Foliage & Shopping
Train Excursion to Putnam, CT.
Saturday, October 25.
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October 11, 12, 13
Take an adventure through the
centuries during the Blackstone River Valley Footsteps in History
Preserve America Weekend.
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Polar Express |
Slater Mill |
Spring Lake Beach Facility |
North Smithfield Pumpkin Festival |
Riverfront Concert Series |
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November 8, 9, 15, 16, 23, 2008 Two 90 minute trips daily,
10:45am and 1:45pm
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An interactive
museum located on the banks of the Blackstone River
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2008
information...
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Sept. 20, 2008
On the grounds of North Smithfield Elementary School.
Includes live entertainment, a great pumpkin chuck, a
1,000-pound great pumpkin, raffles, festival games, bingo,
children’s entertainment, inflatables, pony rides, and food.
For more information, call North Smithfield Town Hall.
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Free Sunday
concerts every Sunday night from July 6th to August 24th
from 6 to 8 pm at the Veterans' Amphitheater next to
Pawtucket City Hall. More info call 401-724-2200 |
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Museum of Work & Culture |
Captain Wilbur Kelly House Museum |
Stadium Theatre |
Historic Chepachet Village |
Autumnfest - Woonsocket |
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This interactive museum presents the compelling and touching
story of the French Canadians who left the farms of Quebec
for the factories of New England....More
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It's where all of the
transportation stories of the Blackstone River Valley come
together. The museum shows the history of the river and
canal as a means of transportation from the Native American
peoples to the pinnacle of the Industrial Revolution.
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Quaint, rural Rhode Island village with numerous antique and
collectible shops. The Job Armstrong Store headquarters of
the Glocester Heritage Society, the Brown & Hopkins Store
one of the oldest continuously operating country stores in
North America.
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Three day festival that includes, arts and crafts, ethnic
foods, fireworks, parades, amusements and much more
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Hearthside House |
Hannaway Blacksmith Shop |
Blackstone River Theatre |
Cumberlandfest |
Smith Appleby House |
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A unique 1810 stone mansion, known as the house that love
built," on pastoral Great Road, the first road through the
wilderness between Providence and Mendon, Massachusetts, and
one of the oldest thoroughfares in America.
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Serves as the
gateway to Chase Farm Park and adjacent to Hearthside.
William H. Hannaway opened his first blacksmith shop in a
lean-to
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The former site
of the Unity Masonic Lodge, the theatre was built in 1928
and abandoned in 1987; the brick structure has been and
continues to be renovated for use as a nonprofit cultural
arts center with an emphasis on the music and dance
traditions of the Blackstone River Valley...
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Enjoy family fun
events featuring amusement rides, games, a carnival, live
music and entertainment, food court and other summertime
activities. More Info: (401) 334-9996 |
Built (circa 1696) by Elisha Smith, the grandson of John
Smith “The Miller”, cartographer of the NE coastline and a
member of Roger William’s original party of six men who left
the Massachusetts Bay Colony to settle in.
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Lincoln Visitor Center |
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Pawtucket Visitor Center |
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Located at 175
Main Street, the Visitors Center is open 7 days a week from
9 to 4. The Center provides Blackstone Valley
information and brochures and boasts a 90 seat theatre
showing a 19 minute movie of the Blackstone River Valley
Corridor from East Providence, RI to Worcester, MA.
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Located between
Exit 9 and 10 on the Northbound side of Rte. 295, the
Visitors Center is open 7 days 24 hours a day and provides
Blackstone Valley information and brochures. More
Info: 401-334-6723 between 9am and 5pm |
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