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July 14th, 2015 – Basin Lighting

Waterplace Basin, photo by Jen Bonin.

The event is being sponsored by National Association of Clean Water Agencies

National Association of Clean Water Agencies

The National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) is proud to mark its 45th year of clear commitment to America’s waters in partnership with WaterFire.  NACWA represents the collective interests of America’s clean water utilities nationwide – dedicated public servants and true environmental advocates.  The Association is proud to count the Narragansett Bay Commission among the nearly 375 public utilities, companies, and organizations that are members of NACWA.  At NACWA… our commitment is clear.   #NACWA15

July 14th, 2015 Event Info:

Sunset: 8:20 p.m.
Lighting time: 8:40 p.m.
The fires will remain lit until 11:00 p.m.
Music Program

Basin lightings include the circle of twenty-two braziers in the Waterplace Park Basin and the twelve braziers leading up to the Providence Place mall. Partial lightings usually include all of the braziers from Providence Place Mall to Steeple Street.

Ship Street Bazaar – 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.

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Ship Street Square
61 Ship Street
Providence, RI

Join the Social Enterprise Greenhouse before WaterFire for a celebration of local social businesses, music, food, shopping, and beer. Find more info on Facebook.

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Ship Street Bazaar

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Tim Blankenship
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Tim Blankenship, newly appointed Director of Special Projects, is a 22-year veteran of WaterFire and a steadfast advocate for the organization’s mission to unite the community through shared artistic experiences. Having worked across multiple departments, including a decade in production and recent years with the creative services team, Tim brings unmatched institutional knowledge to his new role. He will focus on strengthening internal systems and supporting the creation of new visitor experiences at both the downtown installation and the WaterFire Arts Center.

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