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I’ll be the first to admit my attention span doesn’t usually stand a chance against endless doomscrolling, but every now and then something makes me pause. Recently, it was pancakes. Not …
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The Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) has announced its Wonders of the Wurlitzer concert series for the 2025-2026 season. Each concert showcases the theatre’s 1927 Mighty Wurlitzer …
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Every holiday season has its unofficial kickoff, and in Providence, it’s The Good Trade Makers Market. Now in its fifth year, this beloved weekend shopping event returns to WaterFire Arts …
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The Tony Award-winning production SIX The Musical returns to the Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) this week, running Wednesday, October 22, to Sunday, October 26. The musical tells the …
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The historic Knight Memorial Library is trading story time for spooky time with its first-ever Halloween-themed fundraiser, A Spooky Night at Knight. On Thursday, October 30, from 6 to 10 p.m., the …
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Love is in the air, and it smells like freshly printed pages and happy endings. The Little Bubblegum Bookshop, Rhode Island’s first and only romance-exclusive bookstore, officially opens on …
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When it comes to cider, Providence is about to be the apple of everyone’s eye. From February 3-5, the city will host CiderCon®, the largest gathering of cider makers, orchardists, …
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If walls could talk, the ones inside the Johnson & Wales Culinary Museum would have plenty to say. From gleaming vintage diners to 19th-century cooking equipment and community cookbooks that tell …
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Not merely a nostalgic homage to songs of decades past, but rather a collection that lives in a scene separated by time. The tones, the spirit, the style all live back then and yet, they remain …
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Fall is officially on track in downtown Providence. Track 15, the city’s 18,000-square-foot food hall inside the historic Union Station, is kicking off the season with a two-day Harvest Fest …
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A new kind of celebration is cooking on Douglas Avenue. Haitian.ish is opening its doors with food that brings people together and flavors that honor Haiti’s soulful culinary roots. On …
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History and heartache meet in the pages of Guardians & Saints , the new short story collection from Providence author Diane Josefowicz. Out October 21 from Cornerstone Press, the book explores …
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History shines brighter when everyone’s story is told, and thanks to Gather RI, Rhode Island now has a place dedicated to making that possible. Opening Saturday, January 10, 2026, at 189 …
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