Plants to Food, a new food manufacturing facility, is churning out plant-based cheeses, sauces and more for veggie-lovers nationwide.
The Meals on Wheels' food-filled event raises funds to feed Rhode Island's homebound and at-risk older adults.
Buy Nothing Coat Exchange takes a stand against consumerism by helping the homeless stay warm with your gently-used winter gear.
O'Brien and Brough offers specialty blended whiskeys in Bristol's bustling Unity Park complex.
Davison Bolster is featuring twenty of his pastel paintings during the month of November at the Coffee Depot in Warren.
"Making Time: Art in the Age of Mass Incarceration" is on view at the university's Bell and Cohen galleries until Dec. 18.
From Comic Con to Newport Restaurant Week, we've compiled all the activities to add to your to-do list this month.
Longtime Burrillville resident Neal DeConte usually builds creepy creatures and other iconic characters for fun, but he’s also open to commissions.
The 1928 Spanish Revival features stunning period details, original hardwoods and updated everything. Plus, it’s just down the road from one of Rhode Island’s best bakeries.
The rustic Italian hot spot makes a comeback in a big way with a more approachable menu.
Warwick native Jariah Gray has been amassing “hungry” fans on TikTok and Instagram alike since starting the good eats guide in 2020.
While the haunted farmhouse was sold back in May (in large part thanks to the eeriest real estate video of all time), it has been deemed 'too powerful' to live in and now offers tours instead.
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The star-studded comedy festival returns to Providence this spring.
The alum turned Executive Director of Auxilary Services has reignited JWU’s catering and external events program.
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A look at the upcoming Fall, Winter and Spring visual and performing arts season. Sponsored by Starkweather & Shepley.
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