“We can also add CBD oil to any of our drinks, and you can buy the bottle and bring it home,” says Saffer.
Rhode Island may be small, but we have the largest percentage of people in the United States who claim Portuguese as their primary ancestry.
This year’s artists hail from Europe, Africa and the Americas.
“Stroke is the number five killer of men and women in the United States, but is the number one cause of disability.”
The display of 6,957 boots are lined up in rows and are adorned with both mini American flags and name tags.
The Providence Warwick Convention and Visitors Bureau in collaboration with the Jewelry District Association and Professor Dietrich Neumann of Brown University have created a walking tour that visitors to the state and Rhode Islanders alike can experience to learn about the historic past and exciting future of the jewelry district.
All across the Ocean State, festivals are happening Memorial Day to Labor Day – Rhode Island’s unofficial summertime season. Whether you like barbecue, seafood or beer, you’ll find it here! Our bucket list can’t be beat. If you attend any of these events and take pictures, be sure to tag us on Instagram, @rimonthly! 1. Food Truck Fridays All summer…
Held on Bowen’s Wharf and sponsored by Moët and Chandon, the event promises to be a fun-filled weekend to support a worthy cause – the health of the marine life of Rhode Island.
Opening tonight, Friday, May 10, is Jersey Boys, the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, four hard-working, blue-collar boys, just trying to make it big and stay there.
Hosted by the Warwick Center for the Arts, an exhibit celebrating the history and glory of Rocky Point will be held from May 22 through June 27.
