March 3, 2010
Searching through Providence’s Department of Arts, Culture & Tourism’s newsletter, several interesting events are coming up in March. As always, the city is bustling with activity. Here’s a couple that support good causes.
To start off, how would you like to be treated like the stars? The Rhode Island International Film Festival is the only officially sanctioned host for an Academy Awards party. It is being held at the VMA on March 7 starting at 6:30pm – complete with the red carpet treatment. The cost is $55 per person, and the proceeds of this “dress to impress” event benefit the RIIFF.
If you are not into the movies, how about live theater? Perishable Theater is having a fundraiser which features internationally-acclaimed mandolinist & bandolimist Marilynn Mair performing choro, samba, bossa nova and some of Marilynn’s original Rio-inspired compositions. This is also on the 7th but starts at 5:00pm and costs $25 per person.
For more detailed information, go to the Providence Arts, Culture and Tourism site.
May 11, 2009
Looking for fun things to do with your kids? Here’s our list of our favorite things to do in the Northern Rhode Island Area.

1. Try the pastries at Wright’s Dairy Farm & Bakery
2. Swim and hike at Lincoln Woods
3. Hunt for quartz at Diamond Hill State Park
4. Treat yourself to some old fashion ice cream at The Ice Cream Machine located on 4288 Diamond Hill Road, Cumberland, RI
5. Take a day cruise or spend the night aboard the Samuel Slater Canal Boat
Did we forget something? Feel free to add to our list in the comments section!
May 6, 2009
Looking for fun things to do with your kids? Here’s our list of our favorite things to do in the Greater Providence Area.
4. Attend a
Providence Bruins game
6. Let loose at the
Slater Memorial Park
Did we forget something? Feel free to add to our list in the comments section!
April 21, 2009
Looking for fun things to do with your kids? Here’s a list of our top 5 places in the East Bay.

1. Crescent Park Carousel
2. Butterfly Farm
3. Green Animals Topiary Garden
4. The Bike Path:
(including Del’s Lemonade and Colt State Park)
5. Blithewold Mansion and Gardens
For more ideas, click here to visit the East Bay Tourism Council!
Did we forget something? Feel free to add to our list in the comments section!