Puddingstone Music kicks off spring concert series at Rough Point on April 15
The intimate evening of song and chamber music features soprano Katharine Dain, violist Caitlin Lynch and pianist Ieva Jokūbavičiūtė
Arts Around the Fire to welcome new Newport Classical executive director March 18
The free monthly networking event is open to the public at Sardella’s Restaurant
Forum Lodge to celebrate Irish and Italian heritage with Gaelic & Garlic dinner March 18
The annual event at Vasco da Gama Hall features corned beef, pasta, and more
Newport OUT brings Spring Break Drag Brunch to Stoneacre Brasserie on March 22
Tickets are $58 and include the show, a two-course prix fixe brunch, and a coffee and tea bar
Norman Bird Sanctuary kicks off spring with lineup of hikes, lectures, and family events
Programming runs through April, with summer camp registration opening April 6
Gamm Theatre brings Shakespeare directly to students with new outreach program
‘Gamm on the Go’ sends teaching artists into schools across Rhode Island, removing barriers to live theater
Charter Books to host NYT bestselling author Julian Sancton for book talk March 29
Sancton will discuss his new book on a legendary Spanish shipwreck and a decades-long quest to find it
Newport’s St. Patrick’s Day parade marks 70th anniversary Saturday
The parade steps off at 11 a.m. from City Hall and winds through downtown Newport
Comic – Sour Grapes: Stand
Sour Grapes is a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world.
This Day in RI History: March 9 – Jeffrey Osborne is born
Osborne began his career in 1970 as lead vocalist for L.T.D., a popular R&B band founded in the early 1970’s.
This Day in RI History: March 7, 1707 – Stephen Hopkins born in Providence
Colonial Governor and signer of the Declaration of Independence
‘Wicked’ at PPAC is spellbinding, start to finish
Jessie Davidson’s Elphaba anchors a superb production running through March 22 in Providence
Choreographing consent: Meet Rhode Island’s intimacy director
Valerie Remillard is bringing boundary training and intimacy coordination to local stages and film sets — one production at a time.
Newport Art Museum to open ‘Play / Pretend’ exhibition in May
Cross-generational show explores how imagination shapes identity from childhood through adulthood
Newport Contemporary Ballet brings two productions to Barrington this month
Company presents world premiere ballet program and returning family favorite at Keats Theatre
On This Day In History – March 4, 1754: Benjamin Waterhouse, smallpox vaccine pioneer, born in Newport
He is well-known for being the first doctor to test the smallpox vaccine in the United States, which he carried out on his own family.
Newport Classical announces two free spring community concerts
PROJECT Trio and Toomai String Quintet will perform free, family-friendly concerts in April and May
Jane Pickens Theater celebrates Irish culture all month long with concerts, film and dance
From a traditional Irish concert the night before the parade to a Dervish performance later in the month, Newport’s historic theater has a full slate of St. Patrick’s Day festivities
Comic – Sour Grapes: Happy
Sour Grapes is a comic about “Aesop”, a miserable flying dog and his odd friends, all living in a problematic and troubled world.
Hot Tuna, Yasmin Williams & William Tyler among latest Newport Folk Festival additions
Jefferson Airplane offshoot to make its Newport Folk debut; Brazilian singer-songwriter and guitar duo also join the bill
Sail Newport lecture to explore maritime escapes on the Underground Railroad
Historian Dr. Timothy D. Walker will share little-known stories of freedom-seeking by sea as part of the Challenger Lecture Series
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