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Community MusicWorks Opens New Music School Location in Providence’s West End
The organization will celebrate with a grand opening block party featuring food trucks and salsa dancing on Saturday, Sept. 28.
Putting a Face to the Global Humanitarian Crisis
A husband-and-wife duo share their powerful photos of refugees at a new Brown University exhibit.
The Metamorphosis of Butterfly Farm
Inside the evolution of one of Lincoln's last working farms.
Latinas On Top: A Celebration of Perseverance and Success
Five remarkable women lead an inspiring event to remind Latina entrepreneurs “they belong, you belong, we all belong.”
Local Soda Company Adds a Refreshing Twist to Election Season
Yacht Club Soda takes a light-hearted approach to the 2024 election saga by reminding the public that despite differences, there is always a common ground — even if it is sharing a soda.
Q&A: The Met's Dennis Littky is Headed for a New Adventure
The co-founder of the Met high school and College Unbound dishes on his history and how he feels about education today.
Julian’s Celebrates Three Decades of Decadence
Co-owner Brian Oakley talks KISS, poison sumac, fistfights and the secret sauce —the people — that keep the neighborhood institution going strong.
Michael Silva Celebrates Six Years of BĀS Craft Cocktails with 'Concept'
The renowned local bartender is introducing Pawtucket to his idea of a conceptual craft cocktail bar for one night only, or go visit him at Bodega at Night.
The Indoor Tennis Court in East Providence is a Labor of Love
For Tom Brun, owning the Indoor Tennis Court has been a welcome, but unexpected, twist of fate.
Make the Food To Die For Recipe for Lizzie Borden's Meatloaf
Paranormal investigator and "Kindred Spirits" TV star Amy Bruni's new cookbook includes recipes from some of America's most haunted locations.
Age is Just a Number in New Documentary
How Michelle Le Brun, a documentary filmmaker and professor at URI, is breaking the stigma and raising awareness around ageism in her new film, 'Optics of Aging.'
Hanging Courtside at Providence's Ninth Street Courts
New York City-based artist Sanford Biggers recently upgraded the basketball courts with a beautiful mural.
Zavala Bespoke Combines Fine Art and Fashion
The Providence-based designer hand paints customized designs on unique canvases.
Defending the Law in Rhode Island
Earlier this year, the General Assembly passed legislation overhauling the state's Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights. But advocates and lawyers fear the new law doesn't go far enough.
Pawtucket's Newest Coffee Shop is a Force for Good
LIFE Cafe, now open at Shri, offers workforce training opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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