Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Guarionex: part two of el hombre animal duet
“The indigenous Taino were ill-prepared for the arrival of Spanish settlers. There were not war-like people; they were welcoming and trusting. Many were eradicated and most survivors simply cowered before […]
Solar Aurora Possible Tue Night: Flares and CME may cause G4 (severe) geomagnetic storm
At Providence, solar aurora may be visible overnight Tue into Wed and, to a lesser extent, Wed into Thu. Aurora is unusual at latitudes this far south, but it typically […]
Bartender Awards Winners 2025
On Monday night, September 29, Motif celebrated the denizens that keep this city liquored up! Thanks so much to R1 Indoor Karting for hosting and sponsoring us, and for musicians […]
HADESTOWN: Partying Like Hell
The energy ignites the moment the Hadestown crew takes the historic Providence Performing Arts Center’s stage, as the musicians begin with the promise of myth re-imagined. As told by PPAC, […]
CARRIE: THE MUSICAL: Hell is a Teenage Girl
The Community Players’ new production of Carrie: The Musical, directed by Morgan Salpietro, with book by Lawrence D. Cohen based on the novel by Stephen King, captures both the unsettling […]
November food and drink recipes
If you’re looking for something to keep you toasty this November, these recipes bring the heat! Crock-Pot White Chicken Chili Soup Ingredients: 1 can (10 oz) Green Enchilada Sauce 2 […]
Opinion: TRUMP’s ALL-POWERFUL EXECUTIVE BRANCH CAN’T DISGUISE HIS CLUELESS CABINET
Our Republic was designed around independence to prevent any one person, institution, or corporation from taking too much power over neighboring communities, organizations, or government branches. The Constitutional laws, courts […]