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Get Back Into the Holiday Spirit with Ice Jam

From ice sculptures on the pedestrian bridge to indulging in food truck fare in the “warm-up tent,” Ice Jam is a celebration of winter in Providence.

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5 Rhode Island Outdoor Spots for a Winter Walk in the Park

Rhode Island has plenty of public parks to take it outside for a winter walk.

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6 Ice Skating Rinks in Rhode Island

Here's where to skate safely at rinks all over the state.

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Join West Side Caroling In Spreading Holiday Cheer

Warm up your vocal chords as you go door-to-door singing carols with this holiday tradition.

Kerri Tallman,

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Santa Claus is Coming to These 8 Spots in Rhode Island

From Blackstone Valley to Newport, Santa will arrive in style by boat, fire truck and horsedrawn carriage.

Kerri Tallman, Kaitlyn Murray,

Providence the Giraffe Finds a Home in Providence

Described as "bold" and "sassy," the twenty-month-old giraffe calf is the newest addition to the Roger Williams Park Zoo family in Providence.

Kaitlyn Murray,

Garden City Center Comes Bearing Gifts for the Holiday Season

Photo ops with Santa, a Sugar Plum Stroll and holiday shopping galore awaits you at the beloved Cranston shopping destination.

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Bring Story Time Outside at the New Mount Hope Farm StoryWalk

Little ones can enjoy age-appropriate stories and crafts while adults sample the year-round farmers market at Bristol’s Mount Hope Farm.

Lauren Clem,

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Take the Most Precious Fall Photos at These Enchanting Hobbit Houses

The Hobbit Houses at the Preserve Sporting Club and Residences in Richmond will be decked out in autumn's best through Nov. 13.

Dana Rae Laverty,

Go Off-Road in West Greenwich and Discover the Hidden Dahlia Patch

This hidden gem stands out from the rest of the pick-your-own flower farms, but remains unseen to most of the state.

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