Friday, June 4th, 2010

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Full Fire

Tonight’s fire sponsors are TEXTRON, Providence College Alumni Association and Rhode Island School of Design


 

TIME OF FIRE:

The fires will be lit shortly after sunset at 8:16 p.m. and remain lit until midnight.

WEATHER UPDATES:

(Updated: 6/4/10 4:04 p.m.)  Temperatures should be in the mid 70s by the late afternoon and low 70s for the remainder of the night.  There is a slight chance of passing rain showers, but it should hold off until midnight.  We’re going to have a great first full lighting of the season and can’t wait to see you at the river!

WaterFire Events

Location and Time 

 Details

 Luminaria

Luminaria Stations are placed throughout the park and are in place at sunset until 11:00 p.m.

Come light a candle to celebrate or remember!

The WaterFire Store on Steeple Street

 

Located on the corner of Steeple and Washington Streets, the tent will be up from sunset until 11:00 p.m.

Come stop by our new merchandise and information tent.  We have fantastic new designs on t-shirts, bags, sweatshirts and more.

Ribbons of Light

Ribbons of Light Stations are placed throughout the park marked by illuminated blue columns and are in place at sunset until 11:00 p.m.

Celebrate your support of WaterFire Providence & become a part of the magic!

Andrew Anselmo: "The Origami Guy"

Market Square (next to the RISD Auditorium, between South Main Street and the river)

For years, Mr. Anselmo has brought his origami paper creations including frogs, cranes, penguins, and many more to the streets of Providence to the delight of thousands. 

Fire Dancer: Spogga

Spogga performs throughout the park

Spogga, the WaterFire Fire Dancer, spins fire by the river.

The Gargoyles and the Oracles

The World War I Monument (in Memorial Park near College and South Main Streets)

Discover the Gargoyles!

The Gargoyles are the creation of Ten31 Productions in Providence.

Mime Artist Michael Grando

Grando performs on the river as his character, Pierrot, tossing hundreds of long-stem carnations to the crowd from a boat starting at 8:30 p.m. and continuing throughout the evening.

Michael Grando, the noted master mime, will protray Pierrot (Pedrolino) from the Commedia del’arte, in his naive and everlasting quest to win the heart of a beautiful girl. Each flower that Pierrot tosses to the crowd is accompanied by a different quote that illuminates the connections between life and art.