Slurp bivalves by the sea, dress the best scarecrow, sip specialty cocktails in a mansion and more fun things to do from October 17-23.
Some are family-friendly and some are scary, but there’s no doubt you’ll enjoy getting lost in all of these cornfields.
Summer may be over, but there’s still plenty to do over the next two months before you break out the winter jacket and snow boots.
Whether you’re new to this family friendly event or you’re an old pro, we have some tips to make your trip to the Spectacular, well, spectacular.
Go take a (fall) hike and experience one of Blackstone Valley’s greatest treasures. This 627-acre state park boasts walking trails through the woods and around Olney Pond.
Apple cider is the lifeblood of autumn; it’s the distilled essence of falling leaves and temperatures. How could you improve such a delicious concoction? By transforming it into a doughnut, of course.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but what about apples coated in sweet, red-candied sugar or caramel? Your doctor (or dentist) probably doesn’t think that counts, but we do!
Pick a bushel of the juicy fall harvest.
The production features songs from 1776 to present that interpret the social history of the U.S., many of which were popular among distinct populations, the stories of whom are often, according to Mac, “forgotten, dismissed or buried.”
Explore Providence from a new view, feel the sun on your face and work your arm muscles in an easy alt-workout.
