Mothers and daughters encouraged to walk together to support Women’s Center of Rhode Island. The First Annual “Walk to End Domestic Violence” will be held on Saturday, May 5, at 10 am, at the Rose Larisa Memorial Park on Bullocks Point Ave., East Providence. All proceeds will benefit the Women’s Center of Rhode Island, which [...]
Kidoinfo is pleased to partner with Providence Children’s Museum to present the new program Toddler Art.
Join Toddler Art on Mondays, May 7, 14 and 21 from 10:00 AM – Noon. Young children, ages 18 months to 3 years, use real tools and embrace the creative process as they delve into a different art exploration each week…
Rhode Island New Moms Connection is pleased to announce the upcoming Moms of Multiples Workshop. The workshop is for moms of multiples (or women pregnant with multiples)—partners and any siblings are welcome too!
The workshop will be held at Kite Tails Play Center in North Kingstown on Saturday May 5th from 1-3pm. Anisa Raoof, founder of Kidoinfo and mother to twin boys, will be the guest speaker and she will share tips, information and resources regarding raising multiples. In addition to Anisa’s wisdom and expertise, there will be time for participants to connect and share experiences and support with one another. Kids are welcome to come and play!
I didn’t have the necessary magic ahead of deadline to do the project justice. I Was There is a great example of the ways learning happens inside and outside the classroom seamlessly for kids, of the ways that neighborhoods have valuable resources, of the way the school itself can and should be an essential resource for a neighborhood, and of the abilities of young people when they’re engaged and supported in the right ways.
Draw through the Museum in artist-led activities for all ages, spontaneous mark making in the galleries, and special demonstrations by RISD student-artists. Let live music guide your hand; contribute to a large-scale mural; make a drawing, take a drawing in the always popular Drawing Exchange; see artists at work in the galleries; and draw across time and culture using the Museum’s new Young Explorer’s Guide. There’ll be no starving artists here… venture out into the Chace Center Plaza and visit Rosie’s food truck for family-friendly lunch and snack options.
