BY: Ken Abrams
Providence, Rhode Island and Florence, Italy have more in common than you might think. Residents of both share a love of art and music, historic architecture, and an outstanding culinary scene. Unfortunately, both cities also share a history of devastating floods and remain at high risk for repeated incidents in this era of climate change.
This month, Providence hosts Sott’Acqua, a celebration of the two cities and acknowledgement of the climate challenges they face. Scheduled for November 9-17 at locations around downtown, the program rekindles a friendship pact between the two cities that was established 25 years ago.
SOURCE: https://providenceonline.com
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