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Cheers to origin beer project: PVD taproom voted ‘favorite overall brewery’ in 2025 RI Drink Awards

Origin Beer Project of Providence took the top hops spot at Motif’s 2025 Food Truck & Drink Awards held at 195 District Park on September 14. “It feels humbling,” said co-owner and head brewer Cheyne Tessier as he held the plaque proclaiming “favorite overall brewery” for the establishment he and his wife, co-owner Erika, founded […]

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September as Suicide Prevention Month

“988 isn’t just a number. It’s a promise: that no one has to go through a mental health crisis alone.” -988 Lifeline Supervisor Stephanie Clifford at 988 Day Event Horizon Healthcare Partners announced that there has been a 212% increase in calls since 988 became the crisis behavioral health hotline. Co-authored by RI Senator Jack […]

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News

Fact Check — Interpreting Kirk’s shooter: Was Charlie Kirk Murdered for the Lulz? Media misses dark nihilism of on-line culture

Political violence is a bad thing from any perspective, but there is a long tradition of it. In the classic 1970 collection of over one hundred primary source documents American Violence, the earliest account is Pilgrims versus Puritans from 1634 and the most recent, two years before the book was published, are the Chicago Riots […]

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Every Brilliant Thing: Theater review

Burbage Theatre Co presents the heart-wrenching, hysterical, and life-affirming one-man show Every Brilliant Thing, by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe, and directed by Angela Brazil. The production features Stephen Thorne in a monodrama the whole audience can participate in. This means every show, despite the script, will be slightly different! Thorne effortlessly rolls with on-the-spot […]

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Art

STEELYARD FORGES AN ARTFUL CHILDCARE PROGRAM: Free for instructors and students amid course expansion

You won’t see a 6-year-old wielding a blowtorch, but you will see youngsters making jewelry and working with clay at a newly launched childcare program at The Steel Yard (TSY) in on Sims Ave in Providence’s Industrial Valley. The program is free for parents and caregivers who are instructors or students at the nonprofit industrial […]

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Cannabis

PVD Flowers: One co-op’s mission to combat cannabis capitalism

Written by a member of the PVD Flowers team, the nation’s first BIPOC, worker-owned, unionized dispensary.  If I told you that the recreational cannabis industry is ruining weed, would you believe me? While legalization has certainly brought many benefits, it’s also come with some major downsides. Many of the things that once made cannabis culture […]

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The African Alliance of Rhode Island: Reclaiming roots and reuniting diaspora communities through food

In the parking lot of Temple of Restoration church in Pawtucket, I was amazed to experience not just a pop-up farmers market (where I was able to procure some truly beautiful-looking corn, peaches, and green bell peppers), but to be somewhere that felt like home, even though I had never been there before. Farmers from […]

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