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Pandemic Projects

Show Us Your Pandemic Projects!

Did you revamp your kitchen or spruce up your work-from-home space while we were all, well, stuck at home? We want to see!

Dana Rae Laverty,

2019 Scooper Bowl In City Hall Plaza.

Get Your Scoop Full With The Jimmy Fund Scooper Bowl at Patriot Place

Come with empty stomachs for this all-you-can-eat ice cream festival.

Kerri Tallman,

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Save this House: This Seventeenth-Century Reproduction Is Straight Out of Colonial New England

Phil Hauser built a 3,000-square-foot dream house for his family in rural Foster using traditional craftsmanship.

Dana Rae Laverty,

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You Can Still Ride the Rocky Point Corkscrew

It has a new name, and new home across the country, but it’s still the same ride that thrilled a generation of Rhode Islanders.

Dana Rae Laverty,

View Of New York From New Jersey

‘Inheritance’ Examines How Communities Respond to Controversial Artworks

The four-day symposium kicks off tonight with a lawn party and artists’ talk at Brown University.

Dana Rae Laverty,

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Air and Anchor Gives Back Through Bling

This locally-owned jewelry company gives back to nonprofits while providing beautiful pieces.

Katherine Plotas,

12keene Entry Credit Warren Jagger Photography

The Festival of Historic Houses returns to Providence on June 4

Halted by the pandemic for two years, the Providence Preservation Society readies to bring back its signature event.

Dana Rae Laverty,

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Classic Rock T-Shirt Collab Gets a Whole Lotta Love

The Rhode Island Historical Society and Frog and Toad join forces on classic rock tees honoring the state’s historic moments.

Dana Rae Laverty,

Our Table Barbecue is Opening Permanently Inside Buttonwoods Brewery

Ian and Morgan Gormley's barbecue business is putting down roots at a permanent spot in Cranston.

Jamie Coelho,

Tomboy Providence Public Library

'Tomboy' Casts Light on Gender Norms Throughout History

New exhibit exploring cultural expectations of girls and women runs through June 30 at the Providence Public Library.

Dana Rae Laverty,