The night also involved four runway shows by established local designers including Alexandra Renee Bianchi, Anna Lemley, Tatyana Ayriyan and Zoe Grinfeld.
Just like restaurants in Italy use the freshest, local ingredients to create cuisine, Sarto is gathering seasonal Rhode Island ingredients for its own menu that focuses on Italian recipes.
The nonprofit foundation works within Rhode Island's Black, Indigenous and people of color communities to provide education and job skills training and support entrepreneurship.
“Bachelor in Paradise” co-stars Jared Haibon and Ashley Iaconetti married and settled in Rhode Island, opened a coffee shop and welcomed a new baby all at once, but can they keep up with “Bachelor” fandom while sustaining their business long-term?
Here are a few new food products like pizza crust, arepas and pimento cheese that you can look forward to seeing and buying at your local grocery stores.
The husband-and-wife team just opened a takeout sandwich shop in Pawtucket's Lorraine Mills, serving up Southeast Asian fried chicken sandwiches, banh mi, fries and more.
The Rhode Island mom of five and national lifestyle influencer is making her mark on the romance genre with an independently published paperback series.
Owner Michelle Cheng and team moved to a new, larger location where they serve loose leaf brewed teas, matcha drinks, natural wine, cocktails and more on Brook Street.
The bar is serving Saugy dogs and "escalated" comfort food with craft cocktails and beer in the newly renovated building in Providence's "historic parking lot district."
The “oldest new bar in Providence” also boasts cocktails named after song lyrics and a "choose-your-own" vinyl record collection featuring classic and indie rock.
Inside the life and work of the president of the Rhode Island Hospitality Association, who has rallied for local hotels, shops and restaurants throughout her thirty-five years of service.
The hotel boasts 175 contemporary guest rooms, a trendy WXYZ Bar, Backyard al fresco space and the rooftop Blu Violet restaurant and bar overlooking the city.
Co-owners and friends Christopher Bender and David Crowell have two restaurants and a wine and spirits shop under their belt, plus events and catering and luxury picnic businesses, as well as a soon-to-come bed and breakfast.
The two Rhode Island breweries have teamed up to brew the limited-edition "Big Trouble in Little Rhody" Kölsch just in time for the big game on Dec. 4.
About five months ago, the owner of the historic hot wieners neighborhood fixture found out that the original, sixty-seven-year-old neon sign could not be restored.