There is something quietly magnetic about watching an image come to life in real time. Lines appear, details sharpen, and suddenly a fleeting moment becomes something permanent. That sense of wonder …
Sometimes, the most compelling art refuses to stay put. It stretches, spills, loops, and nudges its way into the room, inviting viewers to slow down, look closer, and rethink where a painting ends …
Before the packed tours, glowing reviews, and a Rough Trade deal, Tyler Ballgame was doing what plenty of local musicians know well. He was grinding it out close to home, playing cover gigs, chasing …
The moment visitors step inside the Newport Car Museum, it’s clear this isn’t a quiet stroll through automotive history. A bright red 1989 Lamborghini Countach spins on a turntable against a …
If great restaurants have chapters, Mill's Tavern is starting an exciting new one. The beloved Providence institution has just welcomed Chef Cara Marie Mourning as its new executive chef, bringing a …
Providence’s tree canopy is getting a community-powered boost, and this time, local residents are leading the charge. The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) is now accepting …
If you’ve scrolled Instagram lately and landed on a punchy, sitcom-style scene that feels unmistakably Rhode Island, chances are you’ve come across Pour Decisions . That was no accident. …
If your bag cannot fit your life, or at least your lip gloss, sunglasses, charger, and emotional support notebook, consider this your sign. The ’90s bag is back, and it is unapologetically …
Vampires usually arrive with capes, fangs, and a body count. In Hugo Pierre Martin’s hands, they arrive with empathy, humor, and something closer to a warm cup of tea. Martin, an audio drama …
January no longer signals a dining hangover. Instead, it’s shaping up to be one of the most intentional months of the year to eat out, according to a new 2026 Dining Trends Report from OpenTable . …
Every January brings its fair share of bold predictions, lofty resolutions, and promises to become a brand-new person by February. But this year, Rhode Island is taking a slightly different approach. …
January 2026
Find souvenirs at the Rhode Island State House Gift Shop
Watch Kristen Adamo and Rosanna Ortiz give Providence the food and wine festival it deserves
Meet a group of visionaries giving us hope for the future – in Rhode Island and beyond
Watch Akanksha Aga give rise to making mentorship accessible to entrepreneurs
Watch Lupe Aguilar and Ed Brady showcase a community of local creators
Watch Roberto Gonzalez empower youth to redefine what science means
Watch Ella Kilpatrick Kotner complete a compost hub to create healthier communities
Watch Jennifer Lima work to foster a climate that encourages diversity