Culture
Volunteers are food shopping and delivering groceries for the elderly and at-risk during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Search for Santa, take a self-guided art tour around the city and more fun things to do in Rhode Island from November 26-December 2.
Help someone in need by donating a coat, books and more with these donation events and programs.
The exhibition focuses on the American flag through several different mediums.
This women-owned business is a unique and lively platform dedicated to showcasing the work of local artisans, floral and vintage vendors.
This outdoor market will showcase the work of talented women business owners, crafters and artisans from around the area.
The awards show will be aired virtually for free on Capitol TV and will highlight the preservation work of groups across the state.
John Taraborelli
A strange season in the highly specific world of competitive birding.
Theresa Brown
Three Rhode Island-based teens built a platform that matches users with ideologically similar candidates.
Rachel Dvareckas
Hope Strikes Back is a box filled with products from local businesses run by people of color.
Rachel Dvareckas
Register to participate in the free online program on Zoom, which will be held on Thursday, Oct. 29 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Edelinda Baptista
Dress in costume as your favorite writer or literary character and win special prizes and see performances from local thriller writers.
Rachel Dvareckas
Puppy-raisers are volunteers who must apply to raise puppies that will be trained as service dogs.
Emily Homonoff
We had the opportunity to speak with some of Rhode Island’s most promising younger candidates to find out about their backgrounds.
Jamie Coelho
How local farmers are pivoting in the face of a pandemic while trying to access farmland and aquaculture sites.
Rachel Dvareckas
Shop local and vote for your favorite creative scarecrows.
