MB Calendar
List of 15 events.
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PDC No Agenda Coffee
All are invited to join the Parent Diversity Committee for an agenda-less March meeting in the Rustin Center on Tuesday, March 31st at 8:15 am. Grab a complementary coffee in the cafeteria after drop off and then come and spend time and chat with other members of the PDC. If evening meetings aren’t doable, this is a great opportunity for new folks to learn more about the PDCRustin Center -
Parents' Association Annual Fundraiser MBe There
Join the Moses Brown Parents’ Association and step into a Parisian spring for our premiere event of the year: MBe There 2026. For one night only, we are transforming the Woodman Center into the "City of Light" for an evening of connection, celebration, and community. We are so excited to have a live and silent auction, a wine pull, and delicious French-inspired food and drinks!This isn’t just the party of the year—it’s a night with a vital purpose. 100% of event proceeds are dedicated to need-based financial aid.Woodman CenterKristen Lupoli & Stacy Hurley -
Parent Diversity Committee Meeting
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/qwc-upxs-rur
Or dial: (US) +1 567-234-0114 PIN: 429 551 285#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/qwc-upxs-rur?pin=4021764905413Rustin Center & https://meet.google.com/qwc-upxs-rur -
Visiting Poet Event - Terrance Hayes
Moses Brown will welcome one of the most compelling and prolific voices in American poetry, Terrance Hayes, as the next guest in its Visiting Poet Series, which has brought award-winning poets to campus for more than 20 years.
Save the date and don't miss the opportunity to reserve a seat! This special event is free and open to all in the MB community and the general public.Jones Library -
AI at MB: Panel Discussion on the Present & Future (Rescheduled from 2/26)
Rescheduled from February 26!As Artificial Intelligence continues to reshape the educational landscape, the PA & the PDC are proud to host an evening of discovery. We invite you to join us for a panel discussion featuring school leadership, faculty, and students as they share the story of AI at MB - where the school has been, how it is being used today, and the vision for the years ahead.What We’ll Cover:- MB’s AI Journey: Where we started and where we are going.
- Safety & Ethics: How we use AI responsibly.
- In the Classroom: Real examples of AI enhancing student learning.
- Student Voices: Insights from students who recently attended a national AI conference.
Whether you are an expert or simply curious, please join us for this exploration of how MB strikes a balance between innovation and tradition. Free pizza provided by the PA beforehand. Register Here! -
All School Art Show
We are thrilled to invite all students, teachers, staff, and families to our eagerly anticipated Year-End All School Art Show! Join us as we celebrate the artistic achievements of our students throughout the year. This exhibition showcases the incredible artwork produced in our art classes, highlighting the diverse range of creative expressions and the hard work and dedication our students have poured into their artistic endeavors. Come celebrate with us!Sinclair Room -
Parent Diversity Committee Book Club - Blood Sisters by Vanessa Lillie
Dear MB Community,We're thrilled to invite you to the upcoming PDC book club featuring author Vanessa Lillie, who will personally facilitate our discussion of her gripping novel, Blood Sisters, on Monday, May 4th, from 7:00-8:30 PM in the Jones Library.About the BookBlood Sisters is a powerful thriller that weaves together themes of identity, belonging, and the search for truth. The novel follows Syd Walker, a successful archaeologist whose Cherokee heritage becomes central to unraveling a mystery when her sister goes missing. Through Syd's journey, Lillie explores profound questions about cultural identity, family bonds, and what it means to truly know where you come from. The story examines how our past shapes our present, the complexity of reclaiming Indigenous heritage, and the ways women support—and sometimes betray—one another across generations.We're particularly excited about this book because significant portions of the story take place right here in Rhode Island, where our own community is rooted.Event DetailsThis is a rare opportunity to engage directly with an author about her work and to explore together the important questions her novel raises about identity, heritage, and home.Copies of Blood Sisters are available at your local bookstore/library. A few copies of the book will be available on a first-come, first-served basis in the "Bird Room" next to the Main Entrance.If you know of any new members in the MB community who might be interested, please pass along this invite—we’d love to have them join us. RSVP here.We hope you'll join us for what promises to be a thought-provoking and memorable evening.
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AP Art Show
The Art Department invites you to a culminating exhibition showcasing the exceptional work of our Advanced Placement Art students. Over the course of this semester, these students have dedicated themselves to the rigorous development of their AP Art portfolios, and this exhibition offers a glimpse into their creative processes and artistic achievements. We encourage you to engage with their work and celebrate their accomplishments at the Krause Gallery.Krause Gallery