In Providence: The Late Night
If you happen to be a night owl in Providence, there are only a few select spots where you can be around others of your kind in a social setting. […]
Events:
The Court: Art in Play
September 24, 2025 - April 26, 2026The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
In Providence: Need a Lyft?
If you don’t have a car, Rhode Island is not always the easiest place to live. Over the years, I’ve spoken many times with someone who’s moved here from a […]
Advice with Spyce: How was your weekend?
Hey Spyce, So what is up with this approach as an opening line when first interacting with someone on dating apps: “How is your weekend?” or “What are you getting […]
Maintaining the Buzz: Beekeeping thrives in Rhody
In 2015, Kevin Kennedy of West Warwick had bees on the brain. Introduced to the practice of beekeeping by his son, who was managing some hives, Kennedy found a new […]
Dearest You
Dear Rhode Island is a community-led project that sprung from the brilliant minds of What Cheer Writers Club during the pandemic. It invites people to be pen pals and build […]
A Bouquet of Cheer
What Cheer Flower Farm is a nonprofit with the mission to grow, rescue and donate flowers and flower bouquets to underserved people dealing with stressful situations. Its 2.7 acres are […]
Tend to Your Garden: Our resident plant lover draws parallels between plant care and self care
Six months ago, I started taking care of indoor plants for my mental health, only to discover it quickly began to hurt me. I was enamored with each new growth, […]
In Providence: An Atlantic Avenue Proposal
If you go over to their house on a Saturday night, he’ll fix dinner and she’ll tell you the story about how he lost the engagement ring. “He’s the type […]
In Providence: Falling in love on Smith Street
When I was in high school, I used to walk up Smith Street to my dad’s office. I’d start at LaSalle Academy and make my way past the houses, law […]
In Providence: Falling in love on Federal Hill
If you took the chance to walk down Federal Hill on a cold February night a few years ago, you might have seen her showing him how to change a […]