PVDFest Announces Moonlight Benjamin Headliner, Grand Marshals and Markets - City of Providence

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Providence Mayor Brett P. Smiley announced the headliner and grand marshals for PVDFest, the city’s signature celebration of art and culture, scheduled for September 5 and 6, 2025. The festival will again transform Downtown Providence into a vibrant open-air stage filled with music, dance, food, and immersive art experiences. Collaborating with founding partner FirstWorks, the event highlights the creative spirit of the city. A rain date is set for September 7, ensuring that the festivities continue regardless of weather.

The festival aims to attract both local residents and visitors, promoting community engagement and artistic expression. This year, PVDFest will showcase a diverse range of performances and art installations that reflect Providence’s unique cultural landscape. Mayor Smiley emphasized the importance of such events in fostering community connections and celebrating local talent. The anticipated lineup and activities will be announced in the lead-up to the festival, generating excitement and anticipation among attendees.

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