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Local Native Baskets Weave a Historical Tale at the Tomaquag Museum
Long before storage bins ordered our daily lives, members of the Native tribes of southern New England used elaborately woven baskets.
Rhode Island Whaling Ship Identified Off Patagonia After Nearly Two Centuries Lost at Sea
Scientists used tree rings found in the wood of the remains to help trace its origins back to Warren, Rhode Island.
The Former Jamestown Ferry is Now a Restaurant in Maine
Guests at DiMillo's On the Water can dine on baked stuffed lobster in a floating restaurant that once ferried passengers between Jamestown and Newport.
Rhode Island Statewide Scavenger Hunt is Back with New Locations, Prizes and Surprises
The hunt kicks off this Saturday, August 27, at 10 a.m.
The Largest WaterFire of the Season Will Be a Cultural Extravaganza
This is not your average WaterFire, with a focus on BIPOC and cultural experiences.
At This Literary Event, Get Lost Within ‘The Lost Summers of Newport’ Novel
Later this month, Reading with Robin and The Rhode Show host their first annual literary event at the Greenwich Odeum, centered around the new historical fiction novel.
This Real-Life Rhode Island Socialite Inspired a Character in "The Gilded Age"
Academy Award-winning writer and director Julian Fellowes of "Downton Abbey" and "The Gilded Age" fame talks Newport, filming at the mansions and the inspiration behind the hit show.
These World War II-Era Bracero Workers Had a Hand in Rhode Island’s Railroad Industry
A new collaborative exhibit between the Museum of Work and Culture and Rhode Island Latino Arts retraces the Mexican laborers who traveled to East Greenwich to meet labor shortages during World War II.
What’s Happening to the Crescent Park Carousel?
The East Providence landmark is getting some much needed repairs.
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