The documentary follows a certain teenage climate activist from Sweden.
September 28 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pmTravel show host who’s found a way to make a living visiting breweries. Find out for yourself how many drinks it takes before he’s really funny.
September 29 @ 12:00 amCapturing the vibrant, eclectic mid-90s Boston scene.
September 30 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pmFour-piece progressive rock-fusion band.
September 30 @ 8:30 pm - 11:30 pmA crowd-pleasing mix of classic country, Americana, folk and rockabilly from the masters of the forms.
October 1 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pmCombination of comedy from own life and the lives of those around.
October 1 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pmHigh energy rhythm & blues, rock, soul and funk from Connecticut.
October 1 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pmQuintessential tribute band.
October 1 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pmSinger-songwriter.
October 1 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pmRock band.
October 1 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pmComedians take to the stage to create original scenes in their two-man show.
October 1 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pmShowcasing signature four part harmonies and intricate musical interludes. Killer.
October 1 @ 9:00 pm - October 2 @ 12:00 amSongwriter, drummer and front man for his roots-rock band.
October 1 @ 9:00 pm - October 2 @ 12:00 amAn amazing night of rock ‘n’ roll, blues and soul.
October 1 @ 9:00 pm - October 2 @ 12:00 am“Then. Now. Next: 50 Years of Women at Providence College”
October 2 @ 12:00 amFirst Saturday of each month. Because welding can be scary too.
October 2 @ 10:00 am - 3:00 pmIndie rock songbirds from Common Fence Music
October 2 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pmAcoustic rock band
October 2 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pmCombination of comedy from own life and the lives of those around.
October 2 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pmComedian and actor — who presumably has friends.
October 2 @ 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm
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 meteorological phenomenon, even by New England standards. We are used to having overhyped weather, only for it to have less oomph than a paper handkerchief, […]
Things are changing in Kent County as West Warwick demands nominative equity from its larger neighbor to the east. “Why should we be the diminutive, the one separate?” asked Ivan Clotheshanger, president of the West Warwick Foundation (WWF). “Warwick should drop the pretension and become East Warwick. It only makes sense.” However, the Citizens of […]
We’re Transatlantic, Kehd TF Green airport is set to change its name. While over 15 Rhode Islanders can tell you who Green was, and a further six can tell you what the initials stand for, an independent body still found that Rhody’s fastest exit needed a more internationally conscious moniker. “Transatlantic travel cannot reopen until […]
The veteran population of Rhode Island is just over 70,000, a sizeable community for a state with just over 1 million residents. But according to the Housing Assistance Council, approximately 13,000 of those veterans live in what the council describes as, “homes with one or more major problems of quality, crowding or cost.” And that […]
When Joe Biden announced his intention to remove all troops from Afghanistan by September 11, he made one critical error in what should have been a universal moment of relief. In describing the 20-year conflict in the Middle East as the longest in American history, the president swept under the rug centuries of ongoing and […]
Humanity has a peerless ability to make a mess of even the most beautiful of things, and for quite some time, cannabis has been right there at the top of the heap, entangled with racist and anti-immigrant motivations ever since Federal prohibition reared its ugly head in 1937. In Rhode Island, the situation is dire. […]
And Now for Something Completely Different In keeping with the time honored tradition of sponsoring the natural environment with state names, Rhode Island is now considering adding a “state coral” to the list of “official state” flora and fauna. The lucky winner is Astrangia poculata, the Northern Star Coral, which is normally found in Narragansett […]
Clothes carry meaning, and fashion has the power to change social discourse. As the nation wrestles itself free from four years of hateful and divisive politics, society has an opportunity to express what it has learned from the experience and what it will no longer tolerate, and the fashion industry has the tools to communicate […]
The nation’s capital descended into its fourth straight week of protests. The outcry started in the first week of November, when the emperor refuted a claim he had purchased a brand new wardrobe made of the finest Parisian silks. In a follow-up press conference the following morning, his Majesty asserted, “I’m always naked from the […]
Hack For Global Good, the annual student-led hackathon produced by Rocky Hill Country Day School in East Greenwich, returned for its third year this fall, reimagining what a two-day face-to-face, high-energy event could look like as a fully virtual event. Established by students determined to create real-world solutions to UN Global Challenges, this year’s summit […]
