Author: Alyssa K. Anderson
Choose Your Own Fall Adventure
Looking for a unique day trip or weekend getaway this fall? Look no further than these four amazing options in MetroWest Boston.
Amplify Her Fundraising Event Spotlights All Female Musicians
Tune in & Tune Up hosts a fundraiser showcasing female New England musicians to raise money for those in music industry.
Get Outta Town: Why the Cape Is More Peaceful in the Off-Season
Escape to the family- and dog-friendly Red Jacket Beach Resort this fall and observe the cranberry harvest, quiet beaches, artist shanties and more.
Our 2026 Bannister Awards
Honoring leaders who advance equity and promote diversity across Rhode Island.
Spaces: Dreaming in Color
Two decades in the making, a Tiverton designer crafts the vibrant home of her dreams.
Take the Most Precious Fall Photos at These Enchanting Hobbit Houses
The Hobbit Houses at the Preserve Sporting Club and Residences in Richmond will be decked out in autumn's best through Nov. 2.
Diner’s Update
The latest Rhode Island food, drink, restaurant and dining news and events.
Maven's Delicatessen to Expand Operations in Space Next Door
The brand's new baking facility will now be able to entertain wholesale accounts for its breads, bagels and cookies.
Five Can't-Miss Events this Week in Rhode Island
Experience Rocky Horror at the Greenwich Odeum; Support the RISPCA during Paws in the Park and more events Oct. 15 - 22.
Ten Prime Seafood to Become CUT 123
The new restaurant concept from Chow Fun Food Group will focus on steaks and sushi.
This Year's Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular Gets Punny
The gourd-geous experience lights up the Roger WIlliams Park Zoo's grounds from now until November 1.
'Survivor' Contestant and Rhode Island Resident Rob Antonson Talks Shock Twist on Last Week's Episode
The Cumberland resident withdrew from the game after an apparent injury, angering fans who now flood Antonsons comment sections with hate.
Comedy Takes Over the Smallest State
One of Rhode Island’s biggest comedy festivals is starting soon, but there are also several other stand-up acts making their way to the ocean state this fall.
Providence’s Beloved Grog & Dog Jog Is Back at the Wild Colonial Tavern
The relay race that requires each runner to finish a beer and hotdog returns on October 18th at the Wild Colonial Tavern, raising money for worthy causes.
First Person: The Coach's Daughter
Growing up with a coach for a father gave a daughter the community she always wanted.
The Best Places for Pumpkin Picking in Rhode Island
Want a pastoral place to pick your pumpkin? Check out these local farms.
Cheers! ISCO's Autocrat Coffee Syrup Bourbon is Now Available
The delicious collaboration brings together two distinctly Rhode Island brands.
Trendsetter: Meet Kannetha Brown
The photographer and Fulbright scholar shares how her Buddhist and Cambodian American background influences her style.
Halloween Events in Rhode Island for Kids and Families
We rounded up eight wicked cool Halloween activities for both costume lovers and those with a sweet tooth to enjoy.
Where Adults Can Party for Halloween in Rhode Island
Celebrate the most frightful time of year with fun Halloween events happening throughout the state.
La Pigna Restored to its Original Beauty on Providence's Federal Hill
The iconic symbol for the Italian neighborhood was repaired and repainted in time for this weekend's Columbus Day Weekend Festival.
How Much of Rhode Island Have You Never Really Seen?
Rhode Tour turns the state into a collection of stories waiting to be discovered, and its upcoming 40th tour invites Rhode Islanders to reconsider the traces of Revolutionary history hiding in familiar places.
Your Name Just Might Get You a Free Plant at This Pretty Providence Plant Shop
Thea Plant Co.'s viral Name Game has enticed everyone from first-time plant parents to local celebrities.
New Children’s Book Pays Tribute to East Providence Pup
Tyson, know for his sharp nose and lovable disposition, now records his adventures in 'Tyson: A Hero Dog,' with proceeds supporting local animal organizations.
Get to Know this Local Agent of Change
RISD professor Tyanna J Buie creates art for the Obama Presidential Center Museum.
Exploring a New Community Corner in Tiverton
The Yellow House bookstore brings a sense of connection and camaraderie to this seaside town.
6 Corn Mazes to Explore in Rhode Island
Some are family-friendly and some are scary, but there's no doubt you'll enjoy getting lost in all of these cornfields.
Five Coffee Shops in Rhode Island for Pumpkin Spice Lattes
Try these local coffee spots to pick up a quality pumpkin spice latte (and other favorite fall drinks!).
Putting What Matters First: Advancing Age-Friendly Care in Rhode Island
A local initiative is helping primary care practices better meet the unique needs of older adults while supporting their health, independence, and quality of life.
Your October To Do List in Rhode Island
From Oktoberfest to the Witches Parade and Festival, we've compiled this month's top ten local happenings and activities.
Fun Fall Food and Drink Events in Rhode Island
It's an action-packed autumn weekend with plenty to eat, see and do.
Dining Review: Beech in Jamestown
With a storybook patio and neighborhood feel, this Jamestown classic sticks to the basics even with chef Michael Schlow at the helm.
Go Teal for OCD Awareness Week
OCD Rhode Island and Butler Hospital will sponsor a screening of "An Unquiet Mind" on Oct. 6 to raise awareness about the condition.
Tunes Tuesday: Kai Nanfelt
After years working in music PR the Newport resident returns to music with his single "Down" which explores the pressure Nanfelt puts on himself.
Inside the East Greenwich Veteran Fireman's Association
The volunteer fire company existed long before professional fire departments entered the picture.
Digging the Past at Aardvark Antiques
At Aardvark Antiques, preserving history — and Newport's heritage — is a family passion.
Gary Sinise performs for veterans with the Lt. Dan Band in Newport
The 'Forrest Gump' actor and veteran activist made Rhode Island the 50th state on the bands tour, welcoming veterans and active duty military personnel to the show.
Q&A with CCRI President Rosemary Costigan
Costigan discusses college access, being a first-generation college student, and why public higher education matters more than ever.
Operation Mincemeat Gives an Unbelievable True Tale the Comedy Treatment at PPAC
The Tony Award-winning show about a World War II deception kicks off its North American tour at the Providence Performing Arts Center this week.
Rhode Island Rob is Ready to Represent His State on 'Survivor'
Cumberland resident Rob Antonson will compete on season 51 of the long-running CBS survival show 'Survivor' marking his reality TV debut
Water Over the Dam: A Retrospective on the Big River Reservoir Debacle
Sixty years after the state took 8,600 acres of private property for the ill-fated Big River reservoir, one last defiant holdout looks to move on.
New Café and Micro Roastery Brings a Taste of Guatemala to Cranston
Primavera Coffee Roasters soft launches on Thursday, September 24, with a Central American inspired menu.
One Man's Trash Turns into This Rhode Islander's Treasure
By turning everyday waste into art, Thomas Deininger asks viewers to reconsider what they deem worthless.
Spaces: Divine Providence
Creative workarounds, tenacity and faith resurrect a former church into premium living space.
6 Places to Get Burgers in Rhode Island
Find some local creative twists on the American comfort food classic.
On Tap: The Latest Brewery and Distillery News In Rhode Island
A sneak peek at the improvements at Ragged Island, where to celebrate Oktoberfest, and more from the state's craft brewing and distilling scene.
The Duke's Alzheimer's Pickleball Challenge Raises Funds to Aid Alzheimer's Research
Gary Garabedian vows to play pickleball for 365 days straight to honor his dad, Aram Garabedian, who is living with Alzheimer's Disease.
First Person: Signs, Signs, Everywhere Signs
Sometimes you can find hope after loss in the most unexpected places.
Resilience, Service, and Adaptive Sports; A Conversation with Justin Laferrier, Ph.D.
JWU Magazine editor Judy Hill sits down with Laferrier to to talk about his singular journey to JWU.
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