window.dojoRequire(, function(L) { L.start({“baseUrl”:”mc.us2.list-manage.com”,”uuid”:”57082c9e42f6df08325eb5b70″,”lid”:”b4d457eb13″,”uniqueMethods”:true}) }) All across the Ocean State, festivals are happening Memorial Day to Labor Day – Rhode Island’s unofficial summertime season. Whether you like barbecue, seafood or beer, you’ll find it here! Our bucket list can’t be beat. If you attend any of these events and take pictures, be sure to tag us on Instagram, @rimonthly! 1….
We pedal, pedal, glide along the tracks, a swift summer breeze jostles our hair, the sun shines down and the view of sailboats passing by are the perfect elixir for a Rhode Island summer morning.
Opened for two weeks and the first of its kind to this area, customers can expect a fresh, locally made sweet treat on these sweltering summer days.
The team will change its name for one game only on August 16.
I have experienced my first summer dilemma of the year – what to eat for dinner when the heat and humidity have rolled on in. I craved something quick, easy and delicious for dinner, but I’d rather have starved than crank up that oven. (Thinkin’ I’ll feel the same way on Sunday. Ninety-four degrees – yikes!)
Make those leafy greens a little less boring.
It’s the Ocean State, after all. Get your float on.
Each park ranges in size and design, but all share the same purpose: to provide a space where Rover can run off-leash and socialize with other furry friends.
It’s a veritable fact: Rhode Islanders rock the beach look best. But then, you’ll go home, look in the mirror and wonder when, exactly, you transformed from a glowing beach god/dess to a just-boiled lobster in a seaweed wig. It doesn’t have to happen this way, friends.
New England is a hotspot for tick-borne illnesses due to its proximity to water sources and Rhode Island towns that are expanding into wooded areas, like Jamestown, Narragansett and Charlestown, are at particularly high risk for tick infestation.
