RI Rambles: Historic Cemetery Awareness Day
People are dying to get into this In an interesting juxtaposition, April 14 is also Historic Cemetery Restoration / Awareness Day. It’s a grave holiday, and if you want to […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
PawSox Stadium Continues Quest for New Outfield
The embattled PawSox, having recently lost several bids to move their stadium to the old I-195 land near India point in Providence, have instead stated intentions to create a new […]
Andrea Perron of The Conjuring House
The Conjuring movie was a box office success grossing over $319 million globally. It had prominent actors and a world-renowned production crew. But what was the actual conjuring story really […]
Local Drag Queen, Annie B. Frank – The RuPaul of Providence
In an ensemble of white on blue polka dots and ruby curls with an inflatable unicorn, local drag queen Annie B. Frank lit up EGO’s stage one recent Thursday night, lip-synching […]
Whole Foods Bans Motif
For a dozen years, Motif has had a robust relationship with Whole Foods Market, occasionally hitting up their experts with health and nutrition questions, and distributing at their Providence locations […]
Red Flags: Taking Guns from the Mentally Ill
A surprising amount of common ground underlies the positions of opposing stakeholders on proposed legislation that would create an “Extreme Risk Protection Order” (ERPO) (“red flag”) law, but the devil […]
An Interview with Cover Artist Zack Deus
Though most people would consider music a performance art, when the right visual artist comes along, you can see how music can transcend boundaries and provoke feelings through other senses than hearing. For […]
investiGATE — Left in the Dark: Criticism Surging on National Grid
Recent wind and snow storms have left more than 100,000 Rhode Islanders without power already this month. Of the eight highest storms/weather events to knock out power since tracking began […]
Phillipe & Jorge’s Cool, Cool World: The Good News, the Bad News, the Local News
The Good News A few articles in the Friday, March 9, New York Times gave Phillipe & Jorge reason to believe that the patriarchal culture in a number of countries may be […]
Top 5 Fun Things To Do: March 7 – March 13
THU 8 – SUN 11 Fashion Week RI: Lots of runways, models and clothing exhibitors – Thursday and Friday at Hope & Main (691 Main St, Warren), Sat & Sun […]