This summer, the Roger Williams Park Conservancy is partnering with the City of Providence to launch a new campaign that will help reconnect the community even further.
Bike to Ice Cream Photo from Sundaes Facebook Page. Join the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council for this give-what-you-can event. The event will include a leisurely four-mile bike ride and a stop at Sundae’s Ice Cream in Johnston. Participants must bring their own bike and helmet and are required to wear a mask. Donations are encouraged. The Details: July 20. 6-8…
“We are proud to have been able to continue our home-delivered meal service without disruption,” says Meg Grady, executive director of Meals on Wheels Rhode Island.
hat is better in your opinion? Iggy’s Doughboys and Chowder House or Allie’s Donuts?
“Plant-based eating is huge right now and I can’t wait to try all of these places when the dust settles.”
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The events on July 14 and August 11 are music related and will give kids the opportunity to play percussion and string instruments.
While a few traditional Rhode Island events will continue to be held in different ways, we have rounded up an assortment of activities for you to show off your red, white and blue pride while social-distancing.
Luke Renchan Entertainment now provides a mobile drive-in movie theater experience at your home or anywhere.
The Hope Street Merchants Association (HSMA) is recognizing the community’s hard work amidst the coronavirus.
