Pop culture and more with Chuck Staton, Brad Rohrer, and Ray Harrington
In Sarah Greenwell’s latest, one single gets a double take
Plus 2024 upcoming chats at the Ocean House Author Series
Every year on the first day of January, we begin resolutions that we likely will not stick to. This year can be different with the help of an organized event that will inspire you to do something …
Local and international artists make the city their stage
StyleWeek, roller derby, Pints for PAWS and a whole lotta Gaspee Days on tap
A look at the work that goes into a massive, building-sized mural
Gaspee Days and WaterFire light up the weekend
Check out this first look at an artistic take on Rhody folklore
We take a look at four films premiering at this year's Rhode Island International Film Festival
Give the gift of Providence this season
Iconic films like The Great Gatsby, There's Something About Mary, and True Lies were at least partially shot in Rhode Island.
A night of food and local music takes over The Spot
Get into the Halloween spirit with this zombie themed muscial
Honoree Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. exhibits at local libraries during visit
Who: Jason Mayoh What: Artist, filmmaker, horror enthusiast When: 3pm, Saturday March 3 Where: His house, XXX Street, Providence Why: The man shares my love for the late Rocky Point Park …
“Piano (de)composition” centers an instrument’s quiet end of life in a public space
From cycling to construction, these industry pioneers are prioritizing platforms for Black voices
Rhode Island NPR, the Providence Athenaeum and Trinity Repertory Company welcome new leadership.
Amidst censorship and anti-trans legislation, local libraries and orgs are creating space for LGBTQ+ youth