Author: Site Staff
The Sweet History Behind Karyn Parsons' New Book
The former 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' star — and Providence resident — shares overlooked Black history stories through her nonprofit, Sweet Blackberry.
Washington Trust's OG Bank Notes Did It First
The local bank featured George Washington nearly seven decades before Gilbert Stuart painted the current $1 portrait.
Dining Review: Olneyville New York System and Wally's Wieners
Heritage Restaurant Group took over two of Providence's most iconic restaurant locations. Now that the changeovers have taken place, what's our food critic's verdict?
Five Can't-Miss Events this Week in Rhode Island
Celebrate Easter at Track 15, cheer on your favorite soccer team at the RIFC match and more fun events happening this week!
PPAC Unveils a Stacked 2026-27 Show Schedule
Theatergoers can look forward to 'The Notebook,' 'Death Becomes Her,' and more at the downtown venue.
A Roundup of Our Favorite Local April Fools' Day Shenanigans
From impressive photoshops to silly business pranks, Rhode Islanders did not hold back on the tomfoolery this year.
Your April To Do List in Rhode Island
From the Rhode Island Home Show to Stars on Ice at the AMP, we've compiled all the local activities that should be on your to do list this month.
Heart of Rhode Island Networking Event Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
Held at the CIC in Providence, the monthly event brings together professionals for a morning of connection.
Biotech Companies are Coming to Life at Ocean State Labs
The life sciences incubator, which opened last month in Providence, welcomes its first six tenants.
Dine In for Your Easter Brunch or Dinner in Rhode Island
Skip the cooking and treat your family to brunch or dinner from one of these restaurants or catering companies on April 5.
Trinity Rep Names New Artistic Director
Meredith McDonough will fill the role exited by long-serving Artistic Director Curt Columbus this August.
The Providence Culinary Collective and Wine X Returns This Weekend
The second annual multi-day event invites local food and wine connoisseurs to bespoke culinary experiences citywide.
The Story Behind Rhode Island's Thirst Traps
How local coffee culture went viral and continues buzzing.
Diner’s Update
The latest Rhode Island food, drink, restaurant and dining news and events.
Seven Nations Dinner Pairs Student Chefs with Acclaimed Chefs
The seven featured nations in the multi-course meal are Haiti, Scotland, Norway, Morocco, England, Ghana and France, with two guest chefs visiting from Ireland, to benefit the David DePetrillo Memorial Scholarship Fund.
Changes Coming Soon to Track 15 Food Hall in Providence
Two vendors are leaving and will be replaced with one newer and one already established concept.
Rhode Island Monthly Earns Five Finalist Nods from City and Regional Magazine Association Awards
The work recognized includes a look at Schartner Farms' controversial greenhouse, a guide to tattoos in Rhode Island and a trip down memory lane at Rocky Point.
The Eddy Roundtable: Pouring it Forward
How The Eddy helped shape Providence’s future craft cocktail scene.
Pure Headspa Opens in Middletown After Years at Fall River Location
The organic product focused salon offers haircuts and color, sugaring hair removal and their standout headspa, focusing on scalp health.
Is Nick Schorsch the Monopoly Man of Rhode Island?
Heritage Restaurant Group and Audrain's Nick Schorsch is snapping up property and building a restaurant empire in Rhode Island. But what's his long game?
The Greenwich Odeum Exudes Red Carpet Resilience
The storied theater celebrates 100 years of delighting audiences and thriving through patrons' changing tastes in entertainment and cinema.
Where to Get Your Zeppole Fix in Rhode Island
Bite into St. Joseph’s Day with an Italian favorite.
Thames & Kosmos: We Envision a World Where Everyone Loves to Learn
Established in 2001, Providence-based Thames & Kosmos creates award-winning science kits, games, activity toys, and curricula for learners of all ages.
50 Cent, Christie Brinkley and More Come Out to Martha Stewart's Newest Restaurant Opening, The Bedford
The restaurant inspired by Stewart's 1925 farmhouse opens its second location at Foxwoods Resort Casino.
WaterFire Providence Announces 2026 Season Schedule
The lineup includes eight full lightings, six partial lightings and four Starts at Sunset events.
Q&A with Dr. Daryl Appleton
The local former therapist-turned-executive strategist launched the podcast 'Feelings & Other F Words' to help high performers make better sense of their lives.
Eat Healthy on a Budget: 6 Tips from JWU Faculty
A registered dietitian nutritionist and associate professor in the field help demystify a few burning questions about nutrition.
Where to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Rhode Island
St. Patty's day events and local spots for year-round Irish food and drinks, plus where to sip stouts from area breweries.
Where to Get Pie for Pi Day in Rhode Island
However you slice it, we’ve got you covered for Pi Day festivities.
On Tap: The Latest Brewery and Distillery News In Rhode Island
New locations for Narragansett Beer and The Guild, Smithfield's first-ever craft brewery, and more from the state's craft brewing and distilling scene.
Providence College Mens Basketball Team Ends Regular Season
Providence College mens basketball Head Coach Kim English is fired after a disappointing season. Reviewing the team's performance, was it necessary?
Paula's is a Secret Greek Restaurant Inside a Cocktail Bar and Part-time Jazz Club
Courtland Club's restaurant residency highlights chef Panagiota “Paula” Agganis and her family recipes and Mediterranean interpretations.
Spaces: Inside a Little Compton "Treehouse"
With attention to materiality and play, a family designs a home that honors their history and invites organic connection.
First Person: Rhode Trippin'
A mother-daughter duo spends an entire day exploring every city and town — all thirty-nine of them — in Rhode Island.
Tunes Tuesday: Sam Slick
Ahead of his album release show at Perks and Corks on March 18th, the folk-rock musician talks his move back to New England after years in Los Angeles.
'Wicked' Delights a New Generation at PPAC
The twist on The Wizard of Oz is “as relevant as ever” and plays for three weeks through March 22.
House Lust: A Brutalist Estate on R.I.'s Farm Coast
Little Compton's once-controversial 'Concrete Castle' is on the market for $4.15 million.
Cranston Dunkin’ Surprises Local Stroke Survivor Who Has Been Practicing His Coffee Order as Speech Therapy
The McMahons have been chronicling his miraculous recovery journey on their family TikTok, @chaostocomeback.
Giant Bugs are Taking Over Roger Williams Park Zoo This Spring
The new buzzworthy exhibit will open April 11 and run through August 9.
Trendsetter: Get to Know Local Astrologer Anthony Perrotta
We dive into how the stylist looks to the stars to determine his fashion choices.
Heating and Cooling Tips to Help Lower Energy Usage
Rhode Island Energy can be a partner to help your home become more energy efficient.
Ranking Rhode Island's Most Popular Charity License Plates
Make your bets now: Are there more sharks or lighthouses on Ocean State roads?
Q-and-A: Mike Lester of the Newly Opened French Bistro Mémère's
Neptune (formerly the Dean) opened its ground level restaurant with the legendary Providence proprietor at the helm.
Co-Dough Brings Sourdough to the Masses
The newest viral sensation out of Newport is an all-sourdough bakery. Is the shop a social media one hit wonder or does it have staying power?
Tunes Tuesday: Ben Shaw
The musician talks his favorite Rhode Island venues and his upcoming show, Hope and Heartache Songs, at Myrtle on March 7th.
Your March To Do List in Rhode Island
From 'Wicked' at PPAC to the Lil Rhody Laugh Riot, we've compiled all the local activities that should be on your to do list this month.
Q&A with James (Murr) Murray
The Impractical Jokers comedian talks his affinity for the smallest state and behind the scenes highlights ahead of his March 7th show at the Uptown Theater.
Meet the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra's First Female Music Director
Ruth Reinhardt is already promising to lead the orchestra into a joyful future.
