Providence, Rhode Island
FreeRhode Island's compact capital, nicknamed the Creative Capital for its arts scene, riverfront, and dining.

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Providence Performing Arts Center is a theatre or event venue in Providence, RI, part of the Boston guide. Cost: $50 or more.
220 Weybosset St · Providence, RI
The Providence Performing Arts Center opened on October 6, 1928 as Loew's State Theatre, a movie palace designed by the theater architects Rapp & Rapp. Today the 3,100-seat house presents touring Broadway productions, concerts and other live shows, and it has launched 24 national tours since 2008. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places, and its 1927 Wurlitzer organ, with five keyboards, stars in the theater's Wonders of the Wurlitzer program.
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