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The Breakers' Hidden History Inspired a Composer to Explore His Family's Newport Past
Curtis Stewart's new composition, "The Gilded Cage," will premiere at the Breakers on July 22 as part of the Newport Classical Music Festival.
Rhode Island's Steven Feinberg is Made for the Movies
The RI Film and TV Office's executive director created films as a kid and is the reason Hollywood comes knocking on Rhode Island's door, but it turns out his own life is playing out like a movie.
Inside the Real Gilded Age of Newport
The social-climbers, scandalmongers and suffragettes who made it a time to remember in New England’s favorite oceanfront enclave.
Liven Up Your Weekend with Summer Beats
FirstWorks' free concerts at Roger Williams Park Bandstand will feature bhangra funk titans Red Baraat and multigenerational Garifuna Collective from Belize.
Where to Celebrate Pride Weekend in Providence and the Ocean State
Join the festivities around the state in celebrating Pride Month.
Two Days, Two Genres and a Whole Lotta Filmmaking
The 48 Hour Film Project – Providence is looking for teams to film and edit a movie in just two days.
Two Decades Ago, They Sailed A Tall Ship to California for a Hollywood Movie. Now They're Reuniting in Newport.
The crew of the Rose, an eighteenth-century replica tall ship that starred in an Academy Award-winning film, will reunite at an event celebrating the release of Will Sofrin's new book chronicling the journey.
Sly Fox Den Too Chef Sherry Pocknett Wins James Beard Best Chef: Northeast Award
The Indigenous chef explains the foraged, hunted and fished ingredients that make up her Native American fusion menu that pays tribute to the Mashpee Wampanoag people.
More Than Just a Tea Shop: Ceremony Carries on Cultural Traditions
Michelle Cheng’s Ceremony tea shop is a representation of her life and immigration story.
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