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Pittsburgh returns to Newport Polo on Saturday

The Newport International Polo Series will welcome the team from Pittsburgh as they travel to the Classic Coast to challenge Newport on Saturday, July 17th.  Last year, Pittsburgh came close to ending Newport’s five-year win streak but fell to the Rhode Islanders in a Sudden Death Shootout. Third-generation polo player Justin Powers, Pittsburgh Team Captain, […]

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FirstWorks Live free Summer Concert Series continues Sunday with Trumpet Powerhouse Carlos de Leo

Providence, RI—Members of the community are invited to attend, and Media are welcome to cover the FirstWorks Live—Music at Roger Williams Park free summer concert series in the gorgeous outdoor setting of “The People’s Park.” Presented in partnership with Roger Williams Park Conservancy and the Providence Parks Department, the six-concert series continues this Sunday, July […]

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Aquidneck Land Trust announces series of four land-use planning workshops

Aquidneck Land Trust (“ALT”) announces a series of free online presentations titled “Citizen Planning 101,” with one event focused on each of Aquidneck  Island’s three municipalities. The workshops will be led by GrowSmart RI, a non-profit consultancy that works for sustainable and equitable economic growth. The events will provide participants with information about the land […]

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Children’s Night performances at Easton’s Beach kick off with Robert Clarke on Thursday

Newport Recreation has announced the return of Children’s Nights at Easton’s Beach.  The Children’s Night series consists of six free performances for children and families.  All shows are held on Thursday evenings beginning at 6:00 pm and are free and open to the public.  Parking at Easton’s Beach is free after 4:00 pm on show […]

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What’s Up Interview: Singer Maggie Rose to play Newport Playhouse outdoor show Friday, July 23

So who do you think has missed live music more than the fans? Answer: the musicians who play the shows. That goes for many artists headed to Newport next week, including singer-songwriter Maggie Rose who I spoke to recently. The Nashville-based performer will lead the charge at the Newport Playhouse on Friday, July 23rd, when […]

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Roger Williams Park Zoo announces new additions

It’s been a busy summer at the Roger Williams Park Zoo where the residents recently welcomed some new friends. Elsa, a white alligator, has made her home in the Zoo’s newest temporary exhibit, Shades of Nature, located in the freshly renovated greenhouse. Elsa and a few more reptile friends will be in their new habitat open […]

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Providence Restaurant Weeks returning July 11-24

Foodie alert! “Providence Restaurant Weeks” is returning beginning Sunday, July 11th. And its not just Providence restaurants participating, many deals can be found throughout the metro area. The event takes place over a two-week period from July 11th-24th, and includes all kinds of specials on the menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Some restaurants are serving […]

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“Big Bugs” are the theme for kids’ craft project series

Children’s crafts and other summer activities are back at Green Animals Topiary Garden, with a series of weekly programs inspired by the “David Rogers’ Big Bugs” exhibition now on display. The Preservation Society Of Newport County today announced that every Tuesday morning through August 31, “Pollinator Pop-Ups” will guide children through the creation of their […]

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Providence Fringe Festival returns in-person and online July 18-31

A popular annual event is returning to Providence both in-person and online. FringePVD, a two-week festival of the arts, begins on July 18th. Check out further details below. Tickets and festival passes are now on sale for FringePVD: The Providence Fringe Festival® July 18 – 31, 2021, presented by The Wilbury Theatre Group in collaboration with WaterFire Providence. Founded […]

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RI Music Photographer Richard McCaffrey releasing new book “Richard’s Rock & Roll Alphabet”

Renowned music photographer Richard McCaffrey is releasing a new book this week, one that can serve as a children’s ABC primer and will also look great on the coffee table. “Richard’s Rock & Roll Alphabet” includes photos of famous musicians arranged A-Z, taken from throughout McCaffrey’s illustrious career. Here’s more from the press release… A […]

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Tiverton Public Library to present ‘Tails & Tales – a Rhode Island Community Storytelling Series’

As part of its Adult Summer Reading Program, Tiverton Public Library today announced that it will be presenting “Tails & Tales – a Rhode Island Community Storytelling Series”. Tiverton Public Library writes in a press release that it has partnered with organizations across the state to present a festival of stories featuring local storytelling artists, […]

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Secretary of State offering a rare chance to see Rhode Island’s copies of the Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights

With Independence Day approaching, Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea is inviting the public to view all four of Rhode Island’s copies of the Declaration of Independence, including one of the 13 original signed copies, as well as one of the 13 original drafts of the Bill of Rights.  The documents will be on public display Friday, […]

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