Lunar Notes
Aries: Love and money — sometimes they work together and sometimes they don’t. This is one of those times when these issues do not run smoothly. Take the time to […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Party People in the House … and the Senate, and the Governor’s Office
What does it mean to be a Rhode Island candidate for office with the support of your political party? It depends on whether you are running for executive office or […]
Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo! There’s more than one way to drink a pumpkin
We’ve all seen the memes, and we’ve all made fun of the white girl in yoga pants sipping her Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte. But let’s be honest: Most of us […]
News Analysis: Referendum Ballot Questions: They’re all about the Benjamins
Referendum ballot questions rarely fail voter approval in Rhode Island, and they rarely attract much controversy or attention. Unlike many other states with initiative provisions that have allowed voters to […]
Grave Concern: Historical cemeteries beckon volunteers to final resting places
You see them all over Rhode Island: white rectangular placards on metal poles — like bus stop signs — beside a highway, near a school, tucked between houses or in […]
Top 5 Fun Things To Do: October 17 – 23
THU 18 Empty Bowls: A unique benefit for the RI Community Food Bank, fill a (locally made!!!) artisan bowl from food from almost three dozen local eateries. 5:30pm. Rhodes on […]
Roots Report: An Interview with John Lodge
Okee dokee folks… I had an opportunity to speak with John Lodge, bassist, singer and songwriter of the iconic band The Moody Blues. Lodge will be bringing his solo tour […]
Barker Delivers Shocks, Laughter and … Murder
Ira Levin’s Deathtrap boasts the title of longest running comedy-thriller on Broadway. Granted, there are only a handful of works that fall into such an oxymoronic category, so perhaps this […]
WomensWork Is Off to a Solid Start with a Sold-Out Limited Run of My Left Breast
Led by founder and creative director Lynne Collinson, the new women-forward theaterecollaborative WomensWork is off to a strong start with their inaugural production of Susan Miller’s autobiographical drama My […]