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Tiverton Public Library offering programs, book clubs, and technology classes in April

The following is a list of library programs, book clubs, and technology classes that adults can enjoy at Tiverton Public Library in April. Patrons are encouraged to visit tivertonlibrary.org or call 401-625-6796 to learn more and to register.  Programs Wednesday, April 6th, 6:00 pm Makers Meet-Up Knitters, quilters, and crafters: come craft with us in […]

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Asian Lantern Spectacular returns to Roger Williams Park Zoo April 13 – July 4

The Roger Williams Park Zoo will once again be transformed into a dazzling evening experience with interactive displays, delicious Asian-inspired cuisine, and performances. This enchanting multicultural experience is sure to delight all ages, according to Roger Williams Park Zoo. Photo provided by Roger Williams Park Zoo The lanterns are created by hand with silk fabric […]

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Midtown Oyster Bar to host another game watch on Saturday for Providence College vs. Richmond

Trying to advance to their first Sweet 16 since 1997, Ed Cooley and the Providence College Friars will square off against the Richmond Spiders in the second round of the 2022 NCAA tournament.   The game will take place on Saturday night and tip is slated for 6:10 pm.   The Friars advanced to the second round […]

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Theater Review: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Jamestown Community Theatre

Jamestown Community Theater is back in business with its production of “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” their first show since the pandemic shut down the theater world in early 2020. Directed by Richard J. Martin, “Spelling Bee” is a bright and fun show to mark the company’s return. The cast is eclectic, featuring […]

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Lecture on March 23 will spotlight Newport’s first Irish mayor, Patrick J. Boyle

The Museum of Newport Irish History announces the fifth and final talk in its 20th Annual Michael F. Crowley Lecture Series, to be presented “virtually,” via Zoom, and in-person, at the Wayfinder Hotel, on Wednesday, March 23 at 6:00 p.m. Guest speaker, Steve Marino, local historian and tour guide, will present a lecture with Q&A to follow […]

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More than one million daffodils are ready to bloom for the return of Newport Daffodil Days in April

With well over one million daffodils planted in the past fourteen years, Newport has become the self-proclaimed Daffiest City in New England. To celebrate the blazing yellow bounty that will soon flourish, a roster of daffodil-themed activities is planned throughout April. First up? For a yappy good time, join the Daffy Dressed Doggy “Paw-rade” marching from Bannister’s Wharf to historic […]

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What’s Up Interview: RI guitar great Duke Robillard releasing new album ‘They Called It Rhythm & Blues’ Friday March 18

Legendary guitarist and RI native Duke Robillard is not one to slow down. He’s been celebrated for his skills and has played with many of the all-time greats over the course of his 50+ year career, recording around 100 albums as leader and sideman. Robillard’s talents were recognized when he won the coveted W.C. Handy […]

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Muralists celebrating the relationship of beer and farming at Exeter’s Tilted Barn Brewery

Bringing nature indoors and celebrating the importance of farming in the development of … BEER!! That’s the goal of two California muralists who will be at Exeter’s Tilted Barn Brewery beginning Monday March 14 through Wednesday March 16. They will be painting a 200 square foot mural that they say will capture the essence of […]