Culture
The program teaches children sportsmanship and responsibility.
The Providence-based abstract artist, whose recent work explores race and identity in America, revels in the gray areas.
Only twenty-five tickets will be sold for this upscale event hosted in the gardens at the Corliss-Carrington House on College Hill.
The Wakefield space more than doubles the pharmacy and retail area and it also accommodates a drive-in pickup service, ample parking, expanded delivery dispatch and an outdoor medicinal herb garden.
The twentieth season of the fashion event we know and love returned with a "Micro-Fashion Week" event held on the Capital Grille patio in Providence.
Rhode Island-based wine négociant Anchor and Hope offers canned wines in five varieties: rosé, sauvignon blanc, grüner veltliner, Chardonnay, riesling and pinot noir.
The restaurant is the literal interpretation of an indoor garden with lush greenery, an elevated New England coastal menu, a raw bar and an extensive beverage program.
It's a free, outdoor, family-friendly celebration of water, life, science, art and community.
The venerable arts institution invites the public to return for summer hours and free admission days.
The forty-seven room hotel, set in the 1887 Exchange Building, will be home to Ignazio Cipriani’s Bellini restaurant as well as a private rooftop club.
The spritely world premiere by playwright in residence, Darcie Dennigan, is based on the poetry of Farnoosh Fathi.
The potter, who draws inspiration from nature, opened his celebrated shop on Providence's Wickenden Street a decade ago.
The textile artist-turned-painter treats fruits and vegetables as holy objects, depicting them in an opulent, sanctified glow.
The local boutique paper company designs greeting cards that mix fine art painting with adorable characters.
The Providence-based artist, who illustrates children's books for Scholastic and Golden Books, also designs uniquely adorable plush.
Tickets for the three-day events go on sale at 11 a.m. on May 18.
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