Pixilerations: Cutting-Edge Digital Media Takes Over Providence
Talk about a lively experiment.
Drawing the visions and talents of local, national, and international artists to
Skywatching: Supermoon in June + More
Though the month of June does provide much more reasonable temperatures for amateur astronomers to enjoy their hobby, most of us do not welcome the summer months. Why? The sky doesn’t get sufficiently dark for deep sky objects (galaxies and nebulae) until close to 10:00pm as we near the summer solstice on June 21 at 1:04am. And morning twilight begins between 3:30 and 4:00am! These circumstances definitely limit a serious stargazer’s observing session.
Top Weekend Picks
Fall's here for real this weekend, with perfect just-brisk-enough days. You won't waste a moment of them with our seven
Read MoreLynda Benglis Opens at RISD Museum
Lynda Benglis has been a defiant near-iconoclast, and she's coming to the RISD Museum of Art.
Her work, that is, in a
URI’s Master Energy Program Begins Next Week
Seven-session training program provides interested homeowners and business owners with practical information on how to
Read MoreNewport’s Nick Benson Awarded Prestigious $500,000 Genius Grant
Third-generation stone carver, calligrapher, and designer Nicholas Benson, 46, of Newport, was just named one of 23
Read MoreHeather Henson Carries on her Father’s Legacy
Heather Henson carries with her a simultaneously serious and soaring legacy.
When her IBEX Puppetry takes the stage at
Tom Brady’s “Hair-Raising” Situation
We’re not sure if he’s been officially diagnosed with Beiber Fever or if building his LA manse this summer with supermodel
Read MoreSustainable Sites To Open Their Doors
This weekend, 17 public and private buildings that exemplify sustainable building standards and energy-efficient design
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Dear John: Suffering for Art
Dear John,
Now that school is back in session, my girlfriend wants to earn a little extra money by posing nude for art
Read More6 Fix-Ups for Guys
The beauty world has long belonged to women but with the onset of the metrosexual, men’s grooming and personal care has
Read MoreURI Master Composter & Recycler Training Program to Start Soon
Want to save money on garbage fees and learn how to produce a valuable soil amendment for your landscape?
‘Buried’ Writer and RI’s Own Chris Sparling Hits the Silver Screen
“Oscar buzz,” isn’t a term that gets tossed around lightly, but for North Providence native Chris Sparling, the rumors are
Read MoreReview: Pilobolus Opens FirstWorks Festival
The beautiful, happy paradox at the center of every Pilobolus performance, and the ensemble's FirstWorks appearance this
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