History
The Cape Verdean community has thrived in Providence since the late 1800s.
Members of the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra will perform internationally for the first time in Florence for the festival that commemorates the 1966 flooding of the Arno River.
The Irish aren't the only ones with an extensive history in the City By The Sea.
McCoy Stadium and the PawSox aren't the city's only baseball-related legacy.
Belcourt of Newport showcases the "bones" of Lady Liberty in a landmark exhibition opening on Independence Day.
The Newport Historical Society’s new hub for scholarship and education kicks off with a weekend of family activities and celebration.
The Westerly native and member of the Narragansett Tribe won the Boston Marathon in 1936 and 1939.
On this day, Rhode Island commemorates the end of slavery in the United States through remembrance and celebration.
The nonprofit organization will continue as a “teaching museum” highlighting local Black history through events and programs.
The Woonsocket museum offers a glimpse into a "golden age" of TV and radio broadcasting.
