Unknown Places In The Blackstone River Valley

is set to begin production work on an exciting new video  commercial featuring the best and most beautiful locations in the Blackstone Valley. In a joint collaboration with The John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission, RiverzEdge, over the next two months , will be uncovering many currently "unknown" places in the valley which offer recreation, tourism and the family friendly getaways.

RiverzEdge is seeking the help of residents within the community of the Blackstone Valley. If you are familiar with the corridor, you can help the youth of RiverzEdge to discover and identify those special, hidden treasures located within the valley that only you may be aware of. RiverzEdge is seeking locations such as  restaurants, church groups, town government buildings, waterfalls, historical spots, beautiful overlooks and scenic vistas, your most loved part of the bike bath, canoe launch, and similar spots.

"RiverzEdge is very excited and honored to be working with the John H. Chafee Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission on this project. The JHCBRVNHCC is a great organization that we have worked with in the past on exciting and innovative projects interpreting the rich history of the Blackstone River Valley," said Brad Fesmire, Program Director Riverzedge Arts Project.

"This project not only continues our collaborative efforts, but we hope it gets people excited to visit and spend time in one of southern New England's most unique and valuable resources. We hope to see the Corridor Commission around for a long, long time," Fesmire added. 

 If you or your organization is interested in being a part of this project, or if you wish to share your an under-appreciated part of the Valley, please contact Paul Roselli (Artistic Director) via email at paul@riverzedgearts.org or by phone at 401.447.1560.