
X Dirty Fingers with The Northaven, Creature Campaign, and Omi's Abyss
Combination music and film, with performances by X Dirty Fingers (FLA), The Northaven (solo set), Creature Campaign, and Omi’s Abyss
Followed by a special film presentation
Doors at 6, Music at 6:30, Movie at 8:30
All ages, $10-15 sliding scale
Brought to you by Birdplay Productions

CPUSA Film Screening
Have a fun night hanging out with comrades watching a movie. Free to the public, plenty of snacks
Starts at 6:30


The Glare with Mark Cutler and Bill Cole
The Glare with Mark Cutler and Bill Cole
Doors at 8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation


RI DSA: Think Like a Marxist
“Think Like a Marxist”
Presentation and discussion hosted by Rhode Island DSA
Starts at 7pm
Tyler Berd ft Andrew Montana, Christian Camaro, Justin Arena, and People
Music from Tyler Berd, Andrew Montana, Christian Camaro, Justin Arena, and People (members of Adjuncts)
Doors at 8pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Jazz with Anna Webber, Max Goldman, and Dustin Carlson
An evening of jazz with Anna Webber (saxophone), Max Goldman (drums), and Dustin Carlson (guitar)
Doors at 7:30 // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation



Benefit for the PCRF
Featuring: Cursor (lo-fi power pop), Ratsnake (folk punk nonsense), Brian4Ever (billionaire influencer/snake oil salesman), and Meera Raphael (mystic folk rock)
Doors at 8 pm // all ages // all proceeds benefit Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund


Ceremonial Abyss and Mackenzie Kourie, with readings
Readings by: T. Boettner, Kolya Shields, and Zach Peckham
Sound by: Ceremonial Abyss and Mackenzie Kourie
Doors at 7pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Film: An Observance of Absence
‘an observance of absence’ by Jason Pappariella is a documentary that blends interior and exterior spaces left vacant and dilapidated by the abandonment of Central & Eastern Pennsylvania's anthracite coal region, with similarly neglected interior and exterior sites in postindustrial Central & Eastern Europe. The score, composed by Adam Parks (Lightning White Bison), is comprised of manipulated field recordings from both regions of the world, layered with ambient organ & synth instrumentals
Doors at 7pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

SiMoN (Japan) with Hallowedblood
SiMoN’s work is a lo-fi mashup of different elements of stylistic pop. 14TH ALBUM album, “PLEASURE ISLAND” (2024) is a slow, ballad-esque jam with jazzy guitar chords and filtered vocals.
Doors at 7:30 // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Music: New Pollution
New Pollution performing Exercises For The Suburban Mind and other films
Doors at 7:30 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested

CabaRestle at ISCO
Get ready for slams, suplexes, slays, and stories when CabaRestle comes to ISCO in Providence for it's first show of the year. CabaRestle is a unique blend of professional wrestling, theater, drag, burlesque and live music all in one event.
This show is a book fair for grown-ups so bring your extra lunch money and browse our vendors for the event Heartleaf Books and Red Ink Community Library.




Music: James Margolis
An evening with songwriter James Margolis
Doors at 8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation


Music: Eli Lev
An evening with Maryland songwriter Eli Lev
Doors at 7 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation
"Lev, his craft and his success are indicative of some of the truly incredible things that modern music technology has made possible. By connecting with thousands of people from across the globe and sharing a message of unity, Lev is able to enjoy one of the greatest things that anyone—especially musicians—can enjoy: community." - American Songwriter

May Day 2025
A citywide celebration of the international workers’ day! Held at Donigian Park, Valley St, Olneyville
More details to come…


Strike! An Eisenstein May Day
Enjoy International Workers Day with this classic of Soviet modernist cinema. “Strike” (Eisenstein, USSR, 1925) is definitively radical; as much in politics as in style. A story of a labor strike from incitement to suppression as told through a virtual bombardment of arresting, on occasion jarring imagery, Eisenstein puts unquestioning trust in his own aesthetic and political sensibilities, as well as in the audience’s ability to interpret them to create a film that is infinitely more than the sum of its parts. No simple social drama — rather, a revolutionary passion rendered on film.


New Orthodox with Cla-ras, Suncook Symphony and Bicentennial Memorial Accordion Choir
Doors at 8pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Symposium x Red Ink: Eric Heinze’s “Coming Clean”
Symposium Books and Red Ink Community Library present “Coming Clean”, the new book by Eric Heinze. In conversation with Nicholas Frayn
Symposium Books, 240 Westminster, Providence at 4 pm

Will Stratton & Adeline Hotel with Convinced Friend
Doors at 7pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation



Stone Skipper + Ian Wolsten with Second Hands and everythingsadream
Doors at 8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Chris Goudreau with Hedgewitch and Ssa Lin
Show at 8pm // All ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Georgia Turman with Good Judgement and Bird & Augur
Doors at 8pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation


Film Screening: The Color of Pomegranates
“The Color of Pomegranates” (1969) dir. Sergei Parajanov
This avant-garde film by Russian director Sergei Parajanov depicts the life of revered the 18th-century Armenian poet and musician Sayat-Nova (Vilen Galstyan). Runtime 1h19