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A new used bookstore called Rodney’s opened on Thayer Street in Providence on August 28, occupying the former Berk’s Shoes & Clothing location. A recent Instagram post about Rodney’s, featuring photos of the store’s handmade signs, labeled shelves, and two…
Hannah Dean, a local artist, emphasizes the enduring value of traditional art methods, particularly the use of pen and paper. Her work highlights the charm and creativity that can be achieved without relying on digital tools. Dean’s approach reflects a commitm…
Mayor Brett Smiley and the Department of Art, Culture and Tourism have announced the full schedule for PVDFest 2026, highlighting the return of the free LUV U BETTER Block Party on Friday, September 18, from 5 to 10 pm at the Providence Rink. Produced by stay…
A new exhibition at the John Brown House in Providence sheds light on Mary Williams, wife of Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, highlighting her vital role in the colony’s early years. While Roger Williams is well-known for his advocacy of religious free…
The Stephen Hopkins House in Providence is seeking volunteers to greet visitors and lead tours of the historic home of Stephen Hopkins, a Rhode Island Founding Father and signer of the Declaration of Independence. The house features eight preserved 18th-centur…
The poem "Jet Stream" by Subhaga Crystal Bacon reflects on the tension between natural landscapes and human disruptions. Set during a morning hike on protected land, the poet observes the persistent roar of fighter jets training overhead, likening them to migr…
Downtown Providence offers a vibrant mix of events, shopping, and dining, with this week’s highlights focusing on community engagement and local creativity. Bolt Coffee is donating $1 from every sale of its “Americola” drink through August 30 to Zero Foodprint…
Karan Mahajan’s novel The Complex centers on Mohit Chopra, a millennial archivist documenting his tumultuous family history within a sprawling Delhi compound. The Chopras, descendants of S.P. Chopra—a key figure in drafting India’s post-Partition constitution—…
Hannah Dean, a local artist, emphasizes the enduring value of traditional art methods, particularly the use of pen and paper. Her work showcases a commitment to these classic tools in an era dominated by digital media. Dean's approach highlights the unique cre…
PVDFest, Providence’s leading arts, music, and cultural festival, is seeking volunteers for its upcoming event on September 18-19. The festival transforms downtown Providence into a lively celebration featuring top-tier performances, immersive art installation…
The Providence Commemoration Lab, funded by the Mellon Foundation and the American Rescue Plan, was a collaborative initiative between the Department of Art, Culture and Tourism (ACT) and the Rhode Island Historical Society (RIHS) from 2023 to 2025. The Lab fo…
As the sun sets on the summer of 2026, Providence, RI, welcomes the week of August 24th with open arms. The air is filled with a gentle warmth, perfect for evening strolls along the picturesque waterfront. Locals and visitors alike gather at outdoor cafes, sav…
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