Permanent Collection would not be possible without community partners.
Please support these great spots however you’re able.
Paper Nautilus Books — Host Venue
19 South Angell St, Providence, RI 02906
papernautilusbooks.com
Instagram: @papernautilusbooks
Situated in Wayland Square, Paper Nautilus Books maintains a stock of high quality, rare and recent, used and new, books. Exceeding 25,000 volumes, their inventory is influenced by proximity to Brown and RISD, with many books on the arts and scholarly editions, both in print and out of print. Emphasis is on art, architecture, photography, film theory, cultural studies, philosophy, history, fiction, poetry, Rhode Island, gardening, foreign-language, and cooking.
Gallery Night Providence
gallerynight.org
Instagram: @gallerynightprovidence
Gallery Night Providence opens the doors to art spaces across our city on third Thursdays monthly, March through November. Patrons enjoy free access to many of the city’s arts hot spots, visiting each as part of a walking, biking, or trolley tour. Attracting more than 10,000+ visitors annually and showcasing the work of more than 500 artists, Gallery Night has been committed to community, accessibility, and education for more than 25 years.
Dye House — Hospitality Partner
46 Dike St, Providence, RI 02909
dyehouseri.com
Instagram: @dyehouseri
Dye House is a hotel and event space in Olneyville offering a unique, thoughtful guest experience designed for a diverse set of occasions and gatherings. Dye House is a destination for travelers and locals, a neighborhood focal point, a space where all kinds of people come together. Four guest rooms full of considered design details are just one small part of what’s offered. A new kind of hospitality, one that puts community first.
Hudson Street Deli and The Classic — F&B Partners
865 Westminster Street, Providence, RI 02903
hudsonstreetdeli.com
theclassicri.com
Instagram: @hudsonstreetdeli, @theclassicri
In April of 2022, Bryan Rinebolt— owner of the beloved Hudson Street Deli —purchased The Classic Cafe on Westminster. Both restaurants are well known for fair prices, healthy portions, and friendly service, and will now be operating as sister spots. Great news for people who like good food.
The Rhode Island Council on the Humanities
rihumanities.org
Instagram: @rihumanities
Research for November’s exhibit, PSE QSL PVD, is supported in part by a mini grant from the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities. The Rhode Island Council on the Humanities is an independent state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Council seeds, supports, and strengthens public history, cultural heritage, civic education, and community engagement by and for all Rhode Islanders.
The City of Providence Department of Art, Culture + Tourism (ACT) ensures the continued development of a vibrant and creative city by integrating arts and culture into community life while showcasing Providence as an international cultural destination.