Lunar Notes
Aries: The time is ripe for fun and games. Your calendar is filled with social events and the possibility of romantic sparks flies around. You cannot neglect your professional duties as a […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
And Venus Was Her Name: Let the goddess of love bring love to you
Wondering what the stars tell you about your romance prospects? Venus is always the key when looking for romance and relationships. Where Venus is in the sky in relation to […]
Butterbang by Bike: The best croissant you’ll ever have on this side of the Atlantic
If you’ve ever visited France, the thought of a croissant conjures pure heavenly bliss: a crispy, buttery and oh-so-flaky delight. You also know that you’re hard-pressed to find an equivalent […]
Satisfy Your KRAEV-ing: With tortillas, Tex-Mex and maybe some dance moves
It wasn’t long ago that I found myself covered in flour, rolling dough with a glass bottle, reforming an amoeba-like shape into a circle, struggling to make it thin rather […]
Getting Creative: Outsider Collective showcases work of artists with differing abilities
Outsider Collective is a newly established non-profit art gallery storefront/studio space located at Hope Artiste Village in Pawtucket. They currently have 35 artists with pieces showcased at the studio, including […]
Rhode Island Animators Unite!: Rhode Island Independent Animators Shorts to be screened in Jamestown
On February 6, the first screening of Rhode Island Independent Animators Shorts will take place at the Jamestown Arts Center, and according to curator Brian O’Malley, it’s “going to be […]
Reading Across Rhode Island: A conversation with Kate Lentz of the Rhode Island Center for the Book
Around the world, shared-reading programs bring communities together to experience a single work of literature. Canada’s public broadcaster sponsors a nationwide Canada Reads campaign. In Dublin, Ireland, One City, One […]
Pop One Open in Style: Crandon Whitsitt-Lynch and the art of wax casting
Students at Rhode Island College (RIC) may recognize alumni Whitsitt-Lynch as the school’s building technician, but after hours, this former pupil uses his BFA in printmaking skills in the studios […]
Art Trolleys ‘Graduate’ to Downtown Hotel Hub: Gallery Night Providence has a new home
The trolley shuttle service of Gallery Night Providence has a new launching point — one that may give even more visibility to the city’s free art tour. Last year, Gallery […]
Foresight Is 2020: The world is in uproar
As the year begins, we have impeachment, Australia on fire, islands of plastic floating in the oceans, Boris, Brexit and scary bomb stuff. And that’s only the beginning, folks. This […]