Hebron Food Pantry READS! By Amy Rhilinger on October 16, 2025 in Children’s, Community Join a special event especially for young readers in Kindergarten through 4th grade! This program combines the joy of storytelling with hands-on creativity. Heather Porecca from the Hebron Food Pantry will share a story about food, kindness, community, and helping others. Then partipants will have fun creating a craft based on the story’s message. This […]
Black Cat Historical Day Tour Overview If you’re a history buff visiting Salem, don’t miss out on this history-focused tour that reveals the city’s turbulent past. A costumed guide tells tales of war, witchcraft, pirates and Puritans, and reveals information that you’re unlikely to find in the guide book. This tour, which proves ideal for […]
Holiday Book Sale at Weaver & Riverside Branch Library The Friends of the East Providence Public Library have put together a wide selection of gently used holiday-themed items to kick off the season – Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. The Holiday Sale at Weaver and Riverside Libraries will continue until all items are sold. Children’s hard […]
Dear Pawtucket Residents, Restaurant Week 2025 kicks off today and we are excited to announce that dozens of fabulous city restaurants are participating! From October 20th to 25th, bring your family and friends to enjoy this exciting celebration of food and community. This is the perfect way to explore Pawtucket’s eclectic dining scene. Specials will […]
Bristol Art Museum Offers “Photography: An Introduction” with Veteran Photographer Shane Gutierrez 10/10/2025 BRISTOL, RI — The Bristol Art Museum invites photography enthusiasts to take part in Photography: An Introduction with professional photographer Shane Gutierrez, a four-session course designed for beginners who seek to learn how to use their cameras more effectively and confidently. Those who would […]
Monday, October 20, 2025 6:30 PM 8:00 PM Center for Brooklyn History (map) Join Center for Brooklyn History for a powerful presentation on Stolen Relations—a tribally collaborative project uncovering the hidden history of Native American enslavement. Learn from project leaders Linford D. Fisher (Brown University) and Lorén M. Spears (Tomaquag Museum), as they explore Native resistance, historical erasure, and […]
History Happy Hour Open House October 21 @ 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Every third Tuesday of the Month | 4pm – 7pm Richard I. Burnham Resource Center 82 Touro Street, Newport, RI Free with any Donation Join us for an evening at the NHS’ current exhibition, “Newport 1775: Whose Side Are You On?” History Happy Hour is […]
Four-year public college? Tuition- and fee-free if you’re low-income. Books, supplies, cost of living costs? Covered, up to $2,400, by stipends for those who qualify. These promises were backed by transformative new programs, MassReconnect and MassGrant Plus Expansion in 2023, followed by MassEducate in 2024, all made possible by the Fair Share Amendment, a surtax on millionaires that voters overwhelmingly approved […]
