During the week of June 15 to June 21, 2026, Providence, RI, is alive with the spirit of summer. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, as the city comes together for outdoor events, art exhibits, and the delightful aromas of food trucks l…
Official FIFA World Cup 2026 FanZone Opens at Station Park, Launching Rhode Island’s Summer of Soccer
PROVIDENCE, RI – Mayor Brett P. Smiley, Governor Dan McKee, Treasurer James Diossa, Providence City Councilman …
On June 10, 2026, Mayor Brett Smiley officially opened a new kiosk at Biltmore Park along with upgraded amenities at Waterplace Park in downtown Providence. The kiosk, operating daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., will serve as a visitor center offering information o…
The Museum of Natural History and Planetarium in Roger Williams Park is hosting the Summer Shellabration from June 29 to September 6, celebrating Rhode Island’s natural history, coastal environments, and night skies. This family-friendly event offers hands-on…
Juneteenth, which marks the day enslaved African Americans in the Confederate States were informed of their freedom, is being celebrated in Providence with a variety of events reflecting the city’s deep Black heritage and culture. The observances include honor…
Providence has painted two rainbow crosswalks to celebrate Pride Month, marking a collaboration between Pride, Rhode Island Pride, and the city of Providence. The colorful walkways were completed on Tuesday and serve as a visible symbol of support for the LGBT…
Providence and surrounding areas offer a rich lineup of summer festivals celebrating diverse cultures, arts, and community spirit. In June, events include Saint Joseph's Festival honoring Italian heritage, Day of Portugal, the Rhode Island Caribbean American H…
The week of June 1 to June 7, 2026, in Providence, RI, promises to be a delightful blend of local charm and vibrant community spirit. As the city enjoys the warm embrace of early summer, residents and visitors alike can look forward to outdoor events, farmers'…
State and local leaders across southern New England came together to celebrate the 'Day of Portugal,' honoring Portuguese heritage and culture. Various events and gatherings were held throughout the region, highlighting the contributions of the Portuguese comm…
Deer Tick, Rhode Island’s acclaimed rock band, has released their new album, Coin-O-Matic, on June 5. Named after the former Federal Hill headquarters of mob boss Raymond Patriarca, the album is a raw, honest tribute to Providence. The band members—John McCaul…
Providence stands out as a genuinely inclusive city where LGBTQ+ acceptance is deeply embedded in everyday life rather than just a marketing angle. The city offers a vibrant and diverse LGBTQ+ community, blending a dynamic arts scene, eclectic nightlife, and w…
Providence’s Anyhow Studio, founded by Liz Welch, is a ceramics workspace dedicated to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment for early-career artists and beginners. For over five years, the studio has offered a safe space where artists, especially…
