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You could begin a history of Saint Mary’s Church in July 1938, when Bishop Keogh blessed the newly erected church building on Cranston Street in Knightsville. You could also go back to … more
The Providence Fringe Festival, (FringePVD) is a wild, beautiful multi-performance event that nurtures emerging and established artists by presenting fun, fearless and affordable theater to the … more
The City of Providence’s Department of Parks announced the return of Roller Disco at the Providence Rink. From now through October 31 residents and visitors are welcome to enjoy themed … more
Art is often an extension of the creator. Along with the imagination and ideas, there’s also various emotions and feelings telling a story. In a musical sense, Cranston native and Providence … more
Learn fun facts in a close-up interview with owls, turtles, sharks, and skates. Get creative and crafty. Search for butterflies and other insects in the pollinator garden or look for frogs in the … more
In an age of streaming and downloading, the best way to get a genuine experience when purchasing music is by going to an independent record store. It’s a place where you can find that gem of an … more
The Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra announces their 2025 Summer Pops schedule for “Don’t Touch That Dial: TV Classics” with Troy Quinn, conductor. All concerts are free and open … more
A song tells a story. This could be purposefully done, where the writer is deliberate and explicit, or it could be more subconscious and left to interpretation. Regardless of the method, either … more
You’ve probably seen his face on billboards around the state. You might have heard his music in commercials aired on Channel 10. And if you’re an eagle-eyed driver, you may have even … more
We have been big fans of Warwick-based Music on the Hill (MOTH) for many years now, enjoying the two-week-long festival of concerts at churches and sites in East Greenwich, Cranston and Warwick as … more
Tickets are now on sale for the wildest party of the year – Roger Williams Park Zoo’s 33rd annual fundraising bash, “Zoobilee! Party With a Purpose,” presented by … more
20 Years Ago Gamm Theatre’s “The Beard of Avon” was a “bawdy good time.” Directed by Tony Estrella, it starred Steve Kidd as Shakespeare and Casey Seymore as his … more
Pearl Cleage’s 1930’s social drama hits the right notes at Trinity Rep. Directed by Jackie Davis and acted by five outstanding actors, the story takes place during the Harlem … more
The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre (The Gamm) announces four additional performances of Tony Kushner’s Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches. Directed by Brian McEleney, this … more
Producer Bill Hanney brings “Always…Patsy Cline” back to the Theatre By The Sea after 22 years, and it is still as entertaining as ever. The two-character musical tribute to … more
For the past 15 years, there have been a ton of bands starting in and around Providence turning up their amps, micing the drums and letting their music rip with sheer emphasis. These talented acts … more
Seventeen-year-old Chloe Cordeiro isn’t your typical high school student. While most teens are juggling homework and college applications, Chloe is also keeping the pulse of American … more
“My father made me a list of movies when I was a teenager that I had to see,” Lucas Hallauer told me over the phone from Hartford, Connecticut, where he was starring as Marty McFly in the … more
I have been reviewing theatre in Rhode Island for 48 years, and I have never seen a more masterful production of a play than Gamm Theatre’s “Angels in America.” This production … more
Pawtucket’s Burbage Theatre brings the Rhode Island premiere of Matthew Lopez’s “The Legend of Georgia McBride” to the stage in their campy version the prize-winning play, … more
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