Top Picks for Your Summer Weekend
It's a blockbuster weekend in Rhode Island, and if you can tear yourself away from the legendary Newport Folk Festival
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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.
Up Close with Weaver Amy C. Lund
The careful, artful hand weaving of Amy C. Lund creates pieces that make a housescape cottage-perfect. With a shop on Etsy
Read MoreArts Exchange at Providence’s Burnside Park
On Saturday, July 31st musicians, artists, crafters, DJs, and choreographers will gather at Burnside Park in Kennedy Plaza
Read MoreDigital Forensics at URI
Nearly every television channel has at least one crime solving show, and usually one resident digital geek like Angela on
Read MoreSpa Heaven at Stone House Inn
When I drive up to the picturesque Stone House 1854 on Sakonnet Point in Little Compton, I am greeted with a friendly,
Read MoreDear John: Just Friends? Probably.
Dear John,
I'm a young man (very young) and I love this wonderful girl but there’s a slight problem – she is way out of
Providence in the Top 25 Cities for Working Mothers
Allow me to stop working for a moment to announce some interesting news: Providence has been named by Forbes Woman
Read More10 Great Things Under $10
Save your pennies for your next lobster roll. We've rounded up another great bunch of bargains, and they're ready for you
Read MoreWooly Fair: Providence’s Arts Carnival
Here's an idea to beat the summer heat - attend one of Providence's coolest events of the year.
If you haven't been to
How To Get Noticed by College Coaches Now
Sports showcases, college camps, travel teams! July and August used to mean lazy days on the beach for athletes and their
Read MoreSummer Reading… for Entrepreneurs
Sometimes a beach book can be, well, a business beach book (not everyone wants a summer romance for their days off). We
Read MoreCatching Up with Cosmetics Princess Ava Anderson
I eat as organically as possible. I clean with white vinegar and botanical products with no toxins. Yet my deodorant, my
Read MoreGovernor’s Bay Day: Free Fun of All Kinds
Saltwater fishing for free? Check.
State beaches parking for free? Check.
Free rock climbing and chowder? Check and
Read MoreOral History of College Hill African Americans Re-emerges
When a collection of African-American residents of College Hill came together in 1999, they shared their stories. Now,
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