Author: Gavi Klein
Explore the state's rivers, ponds and shores.
Local coffee shops where you can pick up coffee drinks, coffee beans and more.
These four bars and restaurants have figured out a way to bring the bar – or at least the beverages – to your home.
Seventy two students will assemble on front lawns across the region to play their individual part of four concert pieces.
The project calls for Rhode Islanders across the state to contribute stories, photos and videos of their experiences during the pandemic.
Take a walk in your neighborhood and you might go on a Bear Hunt, admire public artwork, spot lots of hearts or observe the Front Steps Project.
Adjusting to a life of social distancing can be a challenge for many reasons, but we're here to help.
Recently, House of Hope has joined forces with URI’s Master Gardener program to provide a new service to its constituents: gardens.
It's a celebration of Guatemalan culture and the contributions that the Guatemalan community has made to the state of Rhode Island.
This strike is being organized by local activists and Rhode Island high school students Joelye Land, Sarah LeClair and China Duff.
After spending time in Israel, where he sold his first art pieces, Lubin decided to pursue contemporary art as a career.
As difficult as it might be to accept, individual action is needed to heal the planet, and each of us is responsible to make positive changes in whatever way we can.
This summer, hold the salt and splash around in fresh ponds with the family.
Sail away on the ferry to Block Island for reggae music on the beach.
The sixty-piece orchestra will play two forty-five minute sets, and guests can purchase food from food trucks.
The free festival of performances is sure to add some culture to your summer.
Submit your work of art for consideration (and possible compensation) for a chance to be a part of the Providence hotel's guest room decor.
The book, Words, Women, and the Water: Inspiring Recipes and Stories from the Ocean State, is the product of a community effort to compile empowering and inspiring stories from Rhode Island women.
The aquarium is teaming up with local nonprofit Eating With the Ecosystem for a sustainable seafood dinner and it also partnered with Grey Sail Brewing to launch a beer.
Plus, nearby spots to fuel up and grab a bite to eat.
The grocery store brings nutritious, affordable food that is sustainably sourced, culturally inclusive and supportive of local food production to Providence's food desert.
This Rhode Island arts organization creates and nurtures public art in Providence, including 170 public art installations.
Spending time with dad is better than any present money can buy. Here are some fun ideas for taking your father out for the day.
Meet Christine Dwyer and Steven Good, cast members of the Broadway show.