From Rhode Island Monthly
From skin to hair, these locally made products will ward off the autumn chill.
RIM Staff
Readers weigh in on stories in print and online.
RIM Staff
RIM's publisher, John Palumbo, reflects on top nurses, young farmers and Halloween haunts in the October 2020 issue.
John Palumbo
Sleek yet kitschy (they can coexist), this Newport newcomer serves imaginative comfort food in the Wayfinder Hotel.
Karen Deutsch
A little love and creative vision turned a neglected ammunition shed into a sustainably built abode.
Sarah Francis
We tagged along as the crew pulled rockweed, stacked the bake and feasted on lobster, clams and other favorites.
Casey Nilsson
CBD use is on the upswing and people can sample the wares at three local stores.
Kaitlyn Murray
This cidery serves some of the best apple-infused confections in the state in Jamestown and, later in the fall, South Kingstown.
Casey Nilsson
The local author of The Miseducation of Cameron Post debuts a novel for adults, Plain Bad Heroines, this October.
Andrew Small
Two self-taught artists are leaving hand-painted rocks for passersby on Narragansett beaches.
Casey Nilsson
Proceeds from the calendar will support Biomes Marine Biology Center in North Kingstown.
Theresa Brown
Give your nest a fall facelift with eye-catching prints by local makers.
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