Culture

Paint the Walls of the Providence Biltmore

Make your mark on the Providence hotel, plus enjoy food truck fare, music and more painting tomorrow, too.

Piper Wilber

2019 Designer's Ball: A Surreal-ly Fun Time

The second annual fundraising event promises to be just the right amount of weird.

Alyssa K. Anderson

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How Has Gentrification Changed Providence?

Some neighborhoods are on the cusp of a turnover that favors well-heeled newcomers over longtime residents.

Ellen Liberman

Chatter: March

Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.

RIM Staff

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Publisher's Note: While We're on the Subject

RIM's publisher, John Palumbo, reflects on weird Rhode Island-isms.

John Palumbo

The Prince of Providence Debuts at Trinity Rep in September

The State Theater of Rhode Island announces a play about the life of the late Mayor Vincent "Buddy" Cianci.

Casey Nilsson

Bringing the Splendor of Florence to Providence

Rhode Island native Joyce Acciaioli Rudge shares Italian art and Florentine soaps in American cities.

Alyssa K. Anderson

Three Last-Minute Family Day Trips

Make the most of the rest of the winter with one of these family-friendly itineraries in Newport, Mystic, Connecticut or Woodstock, New Hampshire.

Jamie Coelho

Join Us for Classic Movies at the Greenwich Odeum

Rhode Island Monthly and the Greenwich Odeum are partnering on a classic film series hosted by movie buff, Steven Feinberg.

Casey Nilsson

Was Middletown’s George Mendonsa the “Kissing Sailor”?

This past Sunday, February 17, Middletown resident George Mendonsa died at age ninety-five. He became famous for his claim that he was the sailor captured kissing a woman in a nursing outfit in Times Square after World War II ended.

Jen McCaffery