Now You’re Cooking With Gas: Cannabis oil infusion made easy
If you’re curious about making your own cannabis products in your kitchen, this guide will help you understand the basics of cannabis oil infusion, and how you can mix up […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!: King Richard’s Faire brings a forested village to life
Grab your cloaks, wands and, of course, a flagon for ale! King Richard’s Faire is back for its 40th season. Beginning on September 4 and running through October 24, this […]
If You Lived Here, You’d Be Home by Now: Combating brain drain in the Ocean State
Rhode Island has yet to shake the common assumption that while the state is a great place to study (and visit), it is a bad place to remain. Commonly referred […]
These Hallowed Halls: SROs teach kids how to be afraid in school
Students won’t be the only ones going back to school this fall. When the bell rings, dozens of police officers also will enter school buildings as student resource officers (SROs). […]
SENE on Screen: The beloved film festival returns for its 13th year
For more than a decade, the annual SENE (rhymes with scene) Film Festival has celebrated film, art and music, and this year’s festival, which takes place October 13 – 16, […]
Black Fish in a Red Sea: Somethin’ fishy in these here waters
Poet’s Prologue: I am the Invisible veteran. I recently read an article about the finding of a deep sea fish that was always there but was never seen. before. Think […]
Disgrace the Nation
In the spirit of Hurricane Henri and the fall of Kabul, in this column we will blow hard and piss all over everything, and move ahead with no idea what […]
Simply Divine: Bert Crenca’s newest collection serves as tribute to his home town
In Umberto Crenca’s newest collection, Divine Providence, it is difficult to tell where the artist leaves off and the city begins. These paintings have been a labor of love – […]
A Whole Bucket of Fun: The Pawtucket Arts Festival brings two weekends of arts programming to the state
Twenty-three years ago, the Pawtucket Arts Festival was just a small arts fair that allowed vendors to set up shop and sell their art. This year, festival director Anthony Ambrosino […]
Tens of Leaves Down: Henri aftermath report
As New England counts the cost of Tropical Storm Henri, Governor Dan McKee, took to the podium to deliver the verdict from the Hill: “Tropical Storm Henri was an unprecedented […]