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Providence Celebrates the Fifth Anniversary of Gaia’s “Still Here” with a Free Event
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), the Tomaquag Museum and the Avenue Concept (TAC) are hosting a free celebration and panel discussion on Fri. Nov. 3.
Historic New England Summit Coming to Providence
The two-day conference will bring together leading experts in preservation, the arts, urban planning, education and more.
This Graveyard Pays Homage to Long-Lost Rhody Icons
Smithfield resident Joshua Patenaude uses his artistic skills in a novel way, just in time for spooky season.
Rhode Island Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Rhode Island Latino Arts prepares for the start of Hispanic Heritage Month with upcoming events and a reminder for those to tell their stories.
The Story Behind This Weekend's Edward Mitchell Bannister Statue Unveiling
After a year of painstaking work, the bronze sculpture will be dedicated during PVDFest on September 10.
An Ode to the Spring Lake Arcade in Burrillville
The oldest penny arcade in the country has been around since the 1930s.
A Look Back at Garden City Center's Past as a Coal Mine
The beloved outdoor shopping center in Cranston operated as a coal mine for more than a century.
Celebrate International Emancipation Day with the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society at God’s Little Acre
The Newport cemetery is the oldest surviving collection of burial markers for enslaved and free people of African descent.
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.
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