Chatter: September
Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.
“When I read Rhode Island Monthly it is not only a wonderful escape, but I feel like I am on vacation.”
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Chatter: August
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“As I reflect, it’s a good reminder to always make memories, big and small.”
Chatter: July
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“Plant-based eating is huge right now and I can’t wait to try all of these places when the dust settles.”
Chatter: May/June
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“Loved reading about the shops in Warren, which tempts me to visit, browse and spend an afternoon.”
Behind the May/June Cover: Shepard Fairey’s “R.I. Angel of Hope and Strength”
Pick up the keepsake issue on newsstands June 8, which includes a full-sized poster of the Fairey print.
The latest issue of Rhode Island Monthly was supposed to have a Band Aid box on its cover — a very cute illustrated one, we might add (keep an eye out for it inside the magazine). But a Band Aid is no match for a pandemic. So, late in the production schedule, our art and editorial team began brainstorming new…
10 Mother’s Day Gift Ideas in Rhode Island
Whether you're crafty or hope to pick something up curbside, we have an idea that'll make Mom smile.
Sweetness comes in many forms, from kid-made crafts to Death by Chocolate cake.
Chatter: April
Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.
“We’ve lived these incidents and they stay with us forever.”
5 Rhode Island Hikes Off the Beaten Path For Social Distancing
These somewhat undiscovered hikes are the best way to get a breath of fresh air and prevent yourself from going stir-crazy.
Here are some hikes far from the everyday bustle, according to Ernie Germani, who writes the blog Trails and Walks in Rhode Island.
Chatter: February
Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.
“Women helping women is always my vibe and I am in good company here.”
