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“We can show other people what a beautiful place Bristol is," Mike Martel said. "And there’s so much history here, that you can see right from the harbor.” more
The summer film series by the Westport Cultural Council returns this summer. Next is “In The Whale,” an award-winning, feature-length film that’s an account of a man who survived to … more
Food Truck Fridays continue every week (on Fridays) through the end of September at Carousel Village at Roger Williams Park in Providence. Events begin at 5 p.m. Featuring some of the best local … more
The region’s farmers’ markets are in full swing at locations from Newport to Providence. Here’s a roundup of the opportunities to get outside and see what local farmers and vendors … more
Owls, hawks and falcons are coming back to Audubon. These avian hunters with long sharp talons, hooked beaks, and highly developed eyesight are headed to Bristol in September for the always popular … more
Stroll through Bristol for art, live music, an art scavenger hunt and more at the monthly Art Night. This month focuses on Bristol and studios, shops and galleries throughout town will be open for … more
The Sogkonate Garden Club will host its first-ever “Petals & Meadows.” Featured will be 15 never-before-seen southcoast gardens. more
The indigenous peoples’ rights organization, Cultural Survival, returns to hosting its eclectic summer bazaars featuring indigenous cultures, arts, music, dance and food from around the world. … more
Formerly known as the Craft Brew Races, t he Newport Beer Run features a 5K, followed by a craft beer festival, at the iconic Fort Adams State Park on Saturday, July 20. The event is open to beer … more
On Thursday July 18, 17 art spaces throughout Providence will open their doors to the public. Gallery Night Providence will offer five free guided tours of Providence art spaces, with galleries also … more
Newport Contemporary Ballet (NCB) presents the Newport Dance Festival this week on a stage set up on the lawn of The Great Friends Meeting House. Performances will be Wednesday to Sunday, July 17 to … more
There will be an Opening Party for a new Little Compton art show on Saturday, July 20, from 5 to 8 p.m. The show brings together three artists with strong Little Compton ties, displaying their work … more
The Four Corner Arts Center invites you to wander through the 29th annual Outdoor Sculpture Park Exhibition, “Ars Terra,” featuring installations by visiting artist Peter Morse as well as … more
The charity event hosted by DeWolf Tavern supports Child & Family Services of R.I. It’s a family event with food trucks, children’s activities, local vendors, an auction, live … more
The River Center is open with the Westport River Watershed Alliance’s aquariums of local aquatic life, an interactive sand table, high-powered microscope, and themed activities and crafts for … more
The South Coast Artists’ 21st annual Open Studio Tour features 75 artists in their creative working environments. Artists will exhibit in a variety of mediums, and some will be demonstrating … more
The carousel is celebrating 129 years with live music, food trucks, vendors, a Fanelli Amusements carnival, and antique cars and a cruise night on Saturday, July 20. See the website for hours, band … more
Ocean State Air Solutions (OSA) will host the next “ Portsmouth Business Association After Hours” event from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, July 25. more
The United Congregational Church of Little Compton will hold its 63rd Annual Summer Church Fair, and the 43rd Annual Road Race, this Saturday at the Commons. The day kicks off at 8:30 with the … more
The summer film series by the Westport Cultural Council returns with an Academy Award-nominated documentary, “Troublesome Creek” by Newton, Mass., filmmakers Jeanne Jordan and Steven … more
Newport Film Outdoors hosts its next screening on Thursday, July 11, at the Newport International Polo Grounds, 250 Linden Lane, Portsmouth. The venue opens at 6 p.m. The film — “The … more
FirstWorks, a nonprofit dedicated to connecting art with audiences, is hosting its 2024 Summer Beats Concert Series over the next week-plus in Providence. Presented in partnership with … more
With the Olympics later this month and the quest to regain the America’s Cup starting in late August, the Sailing Museum and the National Sailing Hall of Fame are hosting Hall of Fame sailor … more
“Homeward Bound,” a concert to benefit refugees hoping to travel from Afghanistan to the United States, will feature popular musicians Atwater-Donnelly this Saturday, July 13, at … more
Produced by the Wickford Art Association since 1962, the renowned Wickford Art Festival returns this week. More than 200 juried fine artists from across the state and country will assemble to … more
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