Culture
The inaugural music festival will take place at Lippitt Park September 20th, offering a day of live music, a beer garden, food truck and family fun.
The executive director of the Newport Art Museum returns to his Rhode Island roots.
Inspired by the concept of a Japanese jazz kissaten but with its own spin, sound is superior in the space that also serves creative cocktails and a food menu to match.
From pop up sets to last minute ticket retrievals, see our staff's takeaways from the Ocean State's most prolific music festival of the year.
The folk singer-songwriter chats about the release of her album Love and Guts and how her late grandmother played a role.
The federal government's crackdown on immigration is roiling Rhode Island communities. But many are fighting back.
The summertime marketplace offers a chance to shop from more than forty local businesses in one place.
The documentary highlights the excellence of New York Philharmonic’s first American-born music director, Leonard Bernstein.
The Steel Yard in Providence is so much more than the Iron Pour: It's a space where industrial arts thrive.
The artist behind the popular documentary chats about Providence Place, the city's cultural scene and his current project, Tape Art.
