Together, we all made a little magic on Saturday. The doors of Providence were opened, and thousands of you came in with fresh perspectives on what makes this city so special. You climbed into attics, peered into vaults, examined specimens and even traveled through time. You connected with people, heard stories and shared your own.
Thanks to our site partners for opening doors, to our volunteers for welcoming you inside, and to you for coming. We had so much fun. Now that it's over, we want to hear from you!
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Photo by Nadav Assor
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Please take our Visitor Survey
If you came to our festival, and haven't yet already, please take five minutes to complete our visitor survey. We need to hear from you, to know what we did right and learn what we can do better.
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Support Doors Open RI
Our festival and other programs aim to connect the public to places of architectural, cultural and historical significance in an effort to bridge communities and inspire new perspectives on our cities. To do this, we need your help. Our festival was free for you to attend, but it wasn't free to organize. For us to continue our programming we need support. Please join the Doors Open RI family by making a contribution today. Every bit helps.
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See Visitor Pictures and Share Your Own!
Even after the Festival is over it continues on through sharing what you've all learned, seen and experienced. Take a moment to see the hundreds of photos taken by festival attendees, and share your own! Upload your pics to instagram and tag them #doorsopenri. Follow us! @doorsopenri
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Special Thanks to our Sponsors!
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Without the support of our sponsors, none of this would have been possible. Thank you for believing in us, and for opening our doors. Your support was the key to our success.
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Additional support from DBVW, Barbara Sokoloff and Associates, and AAA Northeast.
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ABOUT US
Doors Open Rhode Island is a new program that connects people to local places of cultural, historical and architectural significance in an effort to bridge communities and inspire new perspectives on our cities.
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