The Roots Report: History Lesson: Celebrating 30 years of music
Okee dokee folks… I can’t believe it’s been 30 years. If it wasn’t for what happened 30 years ago I wouldn’t be writing for Motif, I never would have started […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
AltFacts: Minimalism Gone Too Far: Eventually, we’ll slurp coffee from our hands
Save the Ice! (Lunchtime Quickie) Newly rebranded Dunkin, now without the Donuts, will enhance its stripped-back approach by dropping the ice from its range of iced coffees. Speaking from headquarters, […]
Seduction of the Innocent: How one man set out to destroy comics
“Hitler was a beginner compared to the comic-book industry.” – Fredric Wertham The now defunct Comic Code, established in 1954 as a […]
Show Me Your Junk: Hunting in the wild for that perfect piece of nostalgia
It’s Christmas morning and you’re running to the tree to find out if you got that one gift that you’ve been longing for all year. You can feel your heart […]
Five Fun Things to Do: Oct 30 – Nov 5
THU 31 Misfits Halloween Extravaganza!: Locals cover the Misfits. 5pm. News Café, 43 Broad St, Pawtucket. fb.com/newscafe.ri FRI 1 – THU 7 Vegan Restaurant Week: Much like one of the […]
In Providence: East Side Seance
We were sitting around a circular table trying not to eat the bread. “You put out food that gives off a nice smell, like fresh-baked bread or soup,” said our […]
Visiting Mr. Green Is an Arctic Gem
Laugh-out-loud funny one moment and tear provoking the next, Visiting Mr. Green is a study of our universal need for redemption and empathy. Arctic Playhouse’s production is an enchanting surprise. […]
In Providence: A Life Imagined
She works in a small office on the line where Providence meets North Providence, where she does medical billing and tries not to fall asleep. “I bartend at night, and […]
