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Don't know what to do with the family during the school vacation break? Join Audubon for winter fun for all ages! Special programs and activities are available each day and are free with admission. … more
Get ready for a week full of fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories at Providence Children’s Museum (PCM) during the February school vacation. PCM will have extended hours as well as an … more
The Classic Coast will once again play host to the biggest burger contest in the region with the return of the 7th Annual Newport Burger Bender, taking place Feb. 16 to 25. The ten-day battle of the … more
This Friday, February 17th, meet one of Audubon's amazing owl ambassadors in person! The Audubon Nature Center and Aquarium will be sharing a presentation on these fascinating birds of prey, which … more
This Friday, Feb. 16, will kick off the 36th annual Newport Winter Festival, which will span through this weekend, February break, and the following weekend. This week will be packed with food, … more
Join Imago Foundation for the Arts as it welcomes The Vox Hunters. Traditional folk archivists Armand Aromin and Benedict Gagliardi are seekers and singers of old songs, cultivators of local music, … more
A Barrel of Laughs comedy show is at Newport Vineyards, 909 East Main Road, Middletown. It’s an evening of wine, beer and laughs as host and comedian Jeremy Furtado welcomes comedians from … more
The Chamber Orchestra of Barrington at St. John’s, conducted by Edward Markward, will present a concert celebrating Black History Month with works by Joseph Bologne, the first composer of … more
The Tiverton Farmers Market hosts its fourth annual Valentine's Market this Sunday, Feb. 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. At the speciality market, vendors will be experimenting and integrating chocolate … more
Chuck Kinnane loves organizing the World’s Shortest St. Patrick’s Day parade , which this year runs Sunday, March 17 in Adamsville. But his wife jokes that it's all she ever hears about. … more
Are you already missing your time in the garden?  Did you have an amazing growing season, or do you have more questions than answers when it comes to this native plant gardening business? … more
Lumina, a month-long light festival in Downtown Providence through Feb. 20 showcases a contemporary ice palace adorned with 25 towering prisms by Quartier des Spectacles International. Standing over … more
The Northeast International Auto Show takes place at the Rhode Island Convention Center this weekend. From fuel-efficient compact cars and alternative fuel vehicles to the latest crossovers, SUVs and … more
Hurricane Carol arrived on August 31, 1954, coinciding with high tide, and swept a wall of water across Horseneck and up the Westport River. To mark the 70th anniversary, the Westport Historical … more
The Bristol Art Museum announces its next exhibit, "Breadth & Depth: Earth, Water, Air, Fire," a national juried exhibit that challenges conventional boundaries through which 51 artists from 18 … more
On Feb. 9, 11, 16 and 18, Ballet RI will present "Up Close on Hope." Audiences will have an intimate experience of brand-new works by … more
The Audubon Nature Center and Aquarium in Bristol is open free to the public on the first Saturday of each month for a day full of family fun! Stop in for nature stories, animal discoveries, … more
Farm Fresh RI hosts its Providence Farmers Market  every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Farm Fresh RI headquarters. Market vendors change with the seasons at the year-round market, which … more
The Rhode Island Walks Challenge is a scavenger hunt hiking adventure for all ages. Explore more than 30 trails throughout Rhode Island as you try to find 30+ "creatures". Participants are challenged … more
When nature calls (literally), head over to  Simmons Farm  in Middletown for a two-hour goat hike around the historic family-owned farm. Led by farmer Karla and her crew of adventurous, … more
For four decades Wayne Strattman has been making art with the universe’s most dominant and visible state of matter: Plasma. Encompassing the skills of the glassblower, the disciplines of the … more
This Friday, January 26, Greg Abate and his trio (bassist Paul Del Nero, drummer Gary Johnson, and pianist Matt DeChamplain) will perform songs from The Great American Songbook, classic jazz, be-bop … more
Continuing its commitment to ongoing year-round programming, Newport Classical presents its next Chamber Series concert featuring pianist Eric Lu. Described by the Guardian as “a veritable poet … more
This Sunday, January 28, join Puddingstone for an inspiring afternoon with soulful cello music as well as a selection of gorgeous paintings from Katie Swatland's "Paris Collection," all of which to … more
This Tuesday, January 23, relive the suffering, depravity, and wonder of Rhode Island’s most horrific sea disaster at the Barrington Public Library through the lecture "Larchmont … more
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