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Students from Cranston East and West team up for shared goals

UncategorizedNovember 29, 2022495Views 0Likes 0Comments

HOW MANY TAPS: The ice breaker activity required the students to work together to keep track of how long they could keep their red and green balloons in the air. Some groups were able to tally as many as 160 taps on their balloons or more.ENJOYING A MEAL TOGETHER: Thanks to the Park Theatre, the…

Park Theatre renaissance: How the venue’s new owners are staging its latest comeback

UncategorizedNovember 29, 2022482Views 0Likes 0Comments

CRANSTON — Like the Energizer Bunny, the Park Theatre in Cranston just keeps going and going. Now under the ownership of restaurateurs Ed Brady and Jeff Quinlan, the historic Park, across the street from City Hall at 848 Park Ave., most recently rebounded from a flood in the main theater after intense rainstorms in September.…

Historic Park Theatre is bringing dreams to reality

UncategorizedNovember 3, 2022471Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Park Theatre will reopen its main stage on Oct. 28 for the first time in six weeks since flooding from excessive rain burst through the theatre’s walls and ceiling. All postponed shows have successfully been rescheduled and Ed Brady, co-owner of the Park Theatre and co-founder of Dig In Dining and Entertainment, said the…

Renovated Historic Park Theatre now an incubator for the arts

UncategorizedAugust 29, 2022302Views 0Likes 0Comments

Dig In Dining and Entertainment first announced it would be revitalizing the 98-year-old cinema back in Februry. The Historic Park Theatre first opened in the 1920s and its doors were forced to close amid the pandemic. The restaurant group described the newly-renovated theater as “an incubator for the arts right in the heart of Rhode…

Historic Park Theatre is bringing dreams to reality

UncategorizedAugust 26, 2022378Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Dig In Dining group, composed of Ed Brady, Justin Erickson and Jeff Quinlan, has roots deep in Rhode Island, and even deeper in Cranston. When the brand recently bought the closed, and somewhat worse for wear, Park Theatre at the intersections of Park, Pontiac and Rolfe Street, they were focused on bringing it back to…

Music Man Jr. comes to Park Theatre

UncategorizedAugust 23, 2022319Views 0Likes 0Comments

With just two weeks of prep time and 30 campers, Rhode Island Youth Theatre (RIYT) is ready to perform “Music Man Jr.” at the Historic Park Theatre and Event Center this Friday and Saturday. Nine Cranston residents will be in the performance including Holden Butler, Hazel Capaldi, Quddus Esperanza, Lacie Fortes, Jake Manzi, Maxx Manzi,…

Netflix’s ‘Rescued by Ruby’ screening at theatre after K-9’s death

NewsJune 2, 2022508Views 0Likes 0Comments

CRANSTON, R.I. (TND) — A newly renovated theatre in the Ocean State will be screening “Rescued by Ruby,” a popular Netflix movie based on a search-and-rescue K-9 that worked for Rhode Island State Police. The Historic Park Theatre and Event Center in Cranston teamed up with Rhode Island PBS to present the movie Wednesday evening, marking five days…

RI Comedy Hall of Fame finds its home

NewsJune 2, 2022534Views 0Likes 0Comments

Cooperstown, New York, has the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame, Cleveland, Ohio, has the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, but they cannot compete with Cranston, Rhode Island, and the brand new home of the Rhode Island Comedy Hall Fame inside the Comedy Park at the Historic Park Theatre and Events Center. Comedian Bill Simas…

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Students from Cranston East and West team up for shared goals

Park Theatre renaissance: How the venue’s new owners are staging its latest comeback

Historic Park Theatre is bringing dreams to reality

Renovated Historic Park Theatre now an incubator for the arts

Historic Park Theatre is bringing dreams to reality

Music Man Jr. comes to Park Theatre

Netflix’s ‘Rescued by Ruby’ screening at theatre after K-9’s death

RI Comedy Hall of Fame finds its home

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