Culture
Meet Our Region's First "Death Influencer," Artist Jay Davani
Davani is giving an artist talk about her photography exhibit on the subject of death this weekend as part of RISD’s Global Day of Action — Ritual + Revolution.
Teatro ECAS Moves into the Limelight
The state's primary Spanish-language theater recently relocated to a new space in Providence's Valley neighborhood.
The Story Behind This Weekend's Edward Mitchell Bannister Statue Unveiling
After a year of painstaking work, the bronze sculpture will be dedicated during PVDFest on September 10.
Celebrate All Things Fall and ‘Hocus Pocus’ at Chase Farm’s BeWitched and BeDazzled Festival
The popular festival returns for the second year in a row on Saturday, September 30.
7 Tips for the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular
How to navigate one of Rhode Island's most popular fall activities.
Will a Rhode Islander Be the Next American Idol?
“Idol Across America” is hosting virtual auditions for Rhode Island singers on Wednesday, September 6.
Q&A: Rafay Rashid of Ravi Shavi Discusses Debut Solo Album Kitchen Weapons
The frontman has performed with Ravi Shavi for a decade and more, but this is the first time the tracks are all more personal to his life.
Live in Your Barbie World With These Themed Drinks and Desserts
Think pink and order these Barbie-themed treats from local bars and shops.
Rock Out at a Neighborhood Bash with the Warren Folks Festival
The seventh annual celebration thrown by the Collaborative showcases Warren’s creative side, from local makers and musicians to eateries and crafts.
Q&A: Keith McCurdy of Vudu Sister
The frontman for the gothic folk band — and sometimes solo acoustic act — reflects on thirteen years in the music scene.
Where to See Live Music in Rhode Island This Summer
Local live music venues where you can hear summer sounds in a cool atmosphere.
How a Cumberland Native Earned a Seat at the MLB Table
Raquel Ferreira has traveled from Tucker field to the upper echelons of Fenway Park.
Dallas Higgins is Releasing New Music All Month Long
The musician's new album, Late in the Night, will be released August 25, but several songs are already available as a sneak peek.
Party With 100 Mrs. Ropers This Saturday
Come and knock on Ogie's door for the first annual Mrs. Roper Romp, a day that promises merriment, plenty of seventies camp, and caftans galore.
Jonnycake Center of Westerly Supplies School Necessities to Underserved Families
Everyone deserves to be excited and prepared for back-to-school.
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