Culture
Notes From the Past: Bernstein’s Wall Documentary Opens at Westerly’s The United Theatre
The documentary highlights the excellence of New York Philharmonic’s first American-born music director, Leonard Bernstein.
The Iron Will Behind The Steel Yard in Providence
The Steel Yard in Providence is so much more than the Iron Pour: It's a space where industrial arts thrive.
Q&A with 'Secret Mall Apartment' Subject and Artist Michael Townsend
The artist behind the popular documentary chats about Providence Place, the city's cultural scene and his current project, Tape Art.
How Two Local Brewery Owners are Running Their Businesses Through Cancer
The owners of Lops Brewing and Uncommon Pair Brewing have teamed up for a beer that honors their shared fight against cancer.
Rhody Spotlight: The Latest Celebrity Sightings and Filming News in Rhode Island
The Real Housewives of Rhode Island has been renewed for season 2, a "dark Gilded Age comedy" was shot in Newport and will premiere this fall, and more updates.
FirstWorks Heats Up the Season with its Annual Summer Beats Concert Series
FirstWorks is hosting its free concert series at Roger Williams Park in Providence and 195 District Park, showcasing global music across three free performances.
Movies On the Block is Back This Week in Downtown Providence
The final screening of the summer at Grants Blocks in downtown Providence is Lord of the Rings on September 10.
Nostalgia: The French's Legacy in Newport
The Irish aren't the only ones with an extensive history in the City By The Sea.
Have You Heard of the Pawtucket Slaterettes?
McCoy Stadium and the PawSox aren't the city's only baseball-related legacy.
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