Culture
Catch this year’s summer blockbusters and fan favorites at the newly reopened Showcase Cinemas.
Show off your red, white and blue pride with these fun, socially distanced activities.
Sail the sea with a mimosa in hand, watch a move and binge on barbecue on the beach and more fun things to do in Rhode Island from July 2-8.
Luke Renchan Entertainment can provide the equipment to make it happen.
Hope Street Merchants Association honors those who have faced the COVID-19 pandemic with resilience.
Baseball is getting back to the ball field.
Per a City Council resolution, pedestrians must wear face coverings on certain Newport streets.
#SeeOurFrontliners features those working during the COVID-19 crisis and their experiences.
The documentary viewing will be followed by a conversation between Ken Burns and director Dante Bellini Jr.
Father's Day is on Sunday, June 21, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate while social distancing.
Lavender Waves Farm adds four additional dates to its original one-day gathering due to increased popularity.
The group is using its platform and events to give voices to people of color and support the fight for equality.
Forty-four restaurant and beverage industry members hit up the East Bay Bike Path and other routes to raise money for bartenders, bars, restaurants and hospitality nonprofit organizations.
The commencement airs on Rhode Island PBS on Monday, June 15 at 7 p.m.
Watch a special WaterFire performance Friday and learn about the memorial to celebrate our community’s heroes and honor the lives lost to COVID-19.
Show support for Black Lives Matter by donating to the right organizations, participating in peaceful protests and hiring, shopping and dining from local black-owned businesses.
