Culture
Q and A With Music Artist Flawless Real Talk
Before his homecoming performance at FirstWorks’ Summer Beats Concert on July 24, rapper and entrepreneur Flawless gets real about his rise to fame, experience on Netflix show Rhythm + Flow, his venture with We The Label and more.
Pizza Night Leads to a Bestselling Book for Barrington Author
In 'Knight Owl,' Christopher Denise weaves a tale of a courageous raptor who dreams of becoming a knight.
New Film 'Tony Martone' Sees Two Mob Families Come to Blows in East Providence
The film, which was in part shot in East Providence and Pawtucket, will stream on Amazon Prime beginning July 15.
A Walk Down Wayland Square
Explore the shops and restaurants that Wayland Square has to offer.
Riverzedge Arts Celebrates Twenty Years
The Woonsocket-based arts organization will host its twentieth anniversary summer block party on Saturday, July 16.
Sport and Leisure Bar in Providence is the Place To Be Seen This Summer
The elevated sports bar and restaurant located on North Main Street delivers vibrant and tasty drinks with decor to match.
Cranston “Bright Box Project” to Showcase Local Artists Throughout its Six Wards
Six artists have been chosen to paint electrical boxes to add flair to the city.
Governor McKee Signs Executive Order to Protect Abortion Providers and Patients in Rhode Island
The order protects patients traveling to Rhode Island for reproductive health services from prosecution, as well as the health care workers who provide the services.
Cirque du Soleil Returns to Providence with Crystal on Ice
For the first time ever, the show is hitting the ice with extreme skaters, figure skaters, acrobats and trapeze artists.
Meet the First-Ever All-Female Youth Team to Complete the Newport Bermuda Race
The Rhode Island women, ages sixteen to twenty, made history when they became the first all-female youth team to complete the 635-mile race.
Worcester Red Sox Game to Pay Homage to PawSox
Play ball! The Massachusetts team will hold a special game to honor their Rhode Island neighbors.
Why are Dead Birds Washing Up on Rhode Island's Beaches?
Conservation groups are warning beachgoers to steer clear of dead birds washed up on the shoreline amid an outbreak of avian flu.
Meet Legendary Mixologist Dale DeGroff at Hey Bartender Screening
The author of The Craft of the Cocktail will participate in a meet-and-greet, book-signing and cocktail event with the filmaker Douglas Tirola.
Bristol Audubon Society Welcomes Seahorses and Endangered Turtles for Summer Exhibit
The Audubon Society’s exciting summer exhibits boast local art and new species at their Nature Center and Aquarium.
Governor McKee Signs New Legislative Package to Strengthen Rhode Island's Gun Laws
The three new bills place a ban on high-capacity magazines, raise the legal age to buy firearms to twenty-one and prohibit the open carry of a rifle or shotgun in public.
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