



RHODY AWARDS FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION
SAVE THE DATE!
The Rhody Awards
Sunday, October 15th
4-7pm
The United Theatre
Westerly, RI
* Click here to see last United Theatre's 2022 Rhody Awards video.
For 15 years The Rhody Awards has celebrated the best in historic preservation, showcasing the many beneficial impacts to communities across our state. Each year we call on the people of Rhode Island to nominate those who have made great preservation achievements, difference in their communities through preservation work and those who have inspired others to protect Rhode Island's special places.
An independent jury of historians, architects, developers, community leaders and preservationists will review and select our final nominees. Last year's awardees included a range of projects and people spanning from Westerly to Woonsocket. The awardees included work that supports affordable and low-income housing, rejuvenated historic downtowns, saved rural landscapes and protected iconic landmarks for present and future generations.
Awards are offered in multiple categories to encompass the many forms of historic preservation. To make a nomination, select from the following categories and fill out the nomination form.
AWARD CATEGORIES
Service and Dedication Awards
For individuals or organizations that have made significant, long-term contributions to the field of preservation
Make a nomination for Service and Dedication
Preservation Project Awards
For building and landscape rehabilitation or restoration projects
Make a nomination for a Preservation Project
Community Impact Awards
For activities and projects that support historic preservation in our neighborhoods, cities, and towns
Make a nomination for Community Impact
Stewardship Award
For the decades-long preservation of buildings or landscapes by an individual or organization
Make a nomination for Stewardship
* Please contact esheridan@preserveri.org if you have any questions.
Click here to see last year's Rhody Awards Videos.
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