The Gamm Theatre transformed the Pawtucket Armory into a Venetian piazza for its Spring Carnevale, complete with roving musicians, carnival-masked guests and a spread worthy of a king. The event netted about $68,000 for the theater’s artistic and educational programs, including more than $12,000 from the auction alone; highlights included a trip to Florence and Rome and dinner for twenty at Bacaro.
The “State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations” was founded on the principles of freedom. Now that name suggests slavery and it’s time to change it.
Shared urban gardens are an irresistible extension of the locavore trend, offset the soaring cost of living, and grow both food and a sense of community.
Owner Dick Bowen shares how the beloved franchise got its start and where it's headed, as well as the surprising story behind how the fan-favorite cinnamon sticks came to be.
