We pedal, pedal, glide along the tracks, a swift summer breeze jostles our hair, the sun shines down and the view of sailboats passing by are the perfect elixir for a Rhode Island summer morning.
“Why is he giving me guff at the moment where I’m fighting for women’s rights? I thought, I’m going to have to take his job.”
Fly high in a tethered hot air balloon, sip on cocktails at the Fiesta Verde Fair, run for beer and more fun things to do.
We talked with Anna Fox, manager of Farmacy Herbs, about the education and knowledge in which people can learn how to integrate herbs into their day-to-day lifestyle. For these herbalists, it is all about taking herbs back to their roots and using the power of plants for holistic and whole-body purposes.
Who doesn’t love a good outdoor, summer concert? What’s even better is if it’s paired with wine and snacks.
Stomp the divots at Newport Polo, munch on food truck fare, create art among nature at Watson Farm and more fun things to do.
Providence is known as the Creative Capital because of it’s artistic design (hello, wall art), bustling places (Thayer Street and College Hill) and the funky fashion trends popping up on every street corner.
As the Ocean State, Rhode Island might be renowned for its beaches, but it has a lot more to offer than just swimming and sunbathing. With hundreds of miles of waterways, ponds galore and placid bays, it’s a kayaker’s dream come true.
The grants will be provided through the Robert and Margaret MacColl Johnson Fellowship Fund.
Rather than packing up the car with towels, sunscreen and umbrellas galore – plus, the kiddos too – lounge poolside with minimal packing involved.
