We’ve had a wonderful year, full of growth and amazing plays by new and returning kid playwrights. We could not have done it without the help of community funders and individual donors. Thank you to everyone who supported us in the last year! The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities (RICH); The Rhode Island State Council on the […]

Clubhouse Activities Instructor, Friday afternoons, weekly, for one year. $12/hr. Starting immediately! 

…And be entered into a raffle to win a free garden consultation with Master Gardner Leonard Moorehead, “Urban Gardener” columnist with GoLocal! Leonard Moorehead is a life-long gardener. He practices organic-bio/dynamic gardening techniques in a side lot surrounded by city neighborhoods in Providence, RI. His adventures in composting, wood chips, manure, seaweed, hay and enormous […]

At this year’s Gala we will be auctioning off four incredible vacations and a dinner party! Don’t miss the chance to bid on these amazing getaways: purchase your tickets here! See below for details about each spot.

Press release for upcoming gala: On the MAP – our 10th anniversary and gala! “MAP celebrates 10 years with a fun-filled fete” (Providence, RI) The Manton Avenue Project (MAP) announces its annual gala and fundraiser, which will be a celebration of the organization’s tenth year serving young people in Olneyville through playwriting and performance. “On the […]

A bevy of volunteers joined us Sunday afternoon for Prop-Making at the MAP Clubhouse! Actors, directors, and MAP supporters worked together to design animals, signs, trophies, landscapes, and more…Come to the plays this weekend to see the finished products!  

  We were thrilled to be invited to perform segments of our Be My Ally: the upstander play last week on GoodNewsRI, which will air in April on local cable networks. More info: https://www.facebook.com/pages/GoodNEWSRI/480559045295282  

Meet Emily, our newest VISTA! Hi! I’m Emily Oglesby, the new VISTA member at MAP, here to help build and refine sustainable marketing and fundraising practices. Yesterday I got a great introduction to the organization–I was lucky enough to share my first day at the Clubhouse with the new class of first-time playwrights, whose plays […]

We are thrilled to be receiving a 2014 Major Grant from the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities to support our programs. MAP’s artistic director Meg Sullivan was asked to be on the speaking panel at The Rhode Island Council for the Humanities announcement of major grant awards. The following are her remarks: Hello, I’m […]