Providence show returns in February
January 8, 2018
The Providence Boat Show will return Feb. 2-4 at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The Providence Boat Show will return Feb. 2-4 at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The program, free to Rhode Islanders over the age of 18, will run from May 30 to June 23.
The Gowrie Group said today that it joined the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association as an organizational sponsor.
The Providence Boat Show saw a 10 percent increase in attendance despite compressing the show from four to three days.
The Providence Boat Show will hold a special breakfast seminar focused on workforce challenges and solutions.
Brandon Kidd, owner and manager of Pirate Cove Marina in Portsmouth, is the new RIMTA president.
RIMTA presented its annual Anchor Award to Newport Shipyard during the Industry Partnership Breakfast on Saturday.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association said it will present its annual Anchor Award to Newport Shipyard.
Teenagers who are graduating from a summer boatbuilding program will launch their boats during a ceremony at Fort Adams State Park on Thursday.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association received the 2016 Workforce Innovation Award from the Rhode Island Governor’s Workforce Board.
The Providence Boat Show will return Feb. 2-4 at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The program, free to Rhode Islanders over the age of 18, will run from May 30 to June 23.
The Gowrie Group said today that it joined the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association as an organizational sponsor.
The Providence Boat Show saw a 10 percent increase in attendance despite compressing the show from four to three days.
The Providence Boat Show will hold a special breakfast seminar focused on workforce challenges and solutions.
Brandon Kidd, owner and manager of Pirate Cove Marina in Portsmouth, is the new RIMTA president.
RIMTA presented its annual Anchor Award to Newport Shipyard during the Industry Partnership Breakfast on Saturday.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association said it will present its annual Anchor Award to Newport Shipyard.
Teenagers who are graduating from a summer boatbuilding program will launch their boats during a ceremony at Fort Adams State Park on Thursday.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association received the 2016 Workforce Innovation Award from the Rhode Island Governor’s Workforce Board.
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