A Brush Stroke Of Opportunity Brings Color to the Providence Art Scene
Do you dream in color? If not, you might be inspired to by the selection of art now hanging in the latest entry into the Providence Gallery scene. “Color Sense,” […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Forgotten Heroine — The Story of Newport’s Ida Lewis
In the pantheon of great American heroes from the 19th century, the vast majority of them are men. I mean, who can argue with the accomplishments of Captain Meriwether Lewis […]
Lunar Notes: Your May Horoscope
Aries: You’re thinking about what really matters to you and whether the people in your life share those values. You have been observing some behaviors in others that don’t sit […]
RI Roller Derby: Let Your Feminist Flag Fly
Are you one of those women who struggle with society’s media perpetuated expectations of the female body? I have the cure. Spend one hour watching women’s flat track derby, and […]
PRD’s Travel Teams Are Lacing Up for Competition
By Crimson Al-Khemia Beautiful and brutal, they are the Providence Roller Derby’s all-star teams: The Rhode Island Riveters, The Killah Bees and The Rocky Point Rollers! On May 31, roller […]
Locale Profile: No Problemo Taqueria
Years ago, I went to No Problemo with friends to get something to eat before seeing a show. Earlier in the day, I ate something that was wildly disagreeing with […]
Scene and Heard: Local Legend Skip Shea
Skip Shea is a well-known name in New England, and he’s been making that name for himself in the horror film genre and others. He has a body of work […]
Album of the Week: Mean Creek’s Local Losers
It can be a gamble when a band tweaks their sound, especially when everything they’ve done beforehand is simply brilliant. Enter Boston’s Mean Creek, starting out with multidimensional bluesy Bruce […]
EDM: The Underground Music Movement and Featured DJ Wil Trahan
Every day more and more party goers are starting to embrace the underground music scene. I come from the early ’90s rave era, and I’ve noticed the new generation of […]
Cloud 9: “We Are Not In This Country To Enjoy Ourselves”
Decades before playwright Caryl Churchill in her dotage earned a notorious reputation as arguably the most virulent anti-Semite active in mainstream British theater, her plays, despite the heavy baggage of […]