Events in Attleboro, MA

This American Life host Ira Glass teams up with acclaimed Israeli writer Etgar Keret for a live stage version of their podcast, Half-Baked Stories About My Dead Mom. The performance blends humor and emotional depth as Keret shares compact, four to five paragraph pieces that together reveal the many sides of his mother, Orna. The project took shape after a bus ride out of Tel Aviv, when a story Keret told convinced Glass it could become a show. Keret had written on countless subjects yet found it difficult to write about his mother until these brief vignettes emerged. Orna comes across as both loving and vengeful... part Maria from West Side Story and part Thanos from the Marvel universe... a person capable of striking, extreme actions. In developing the material with Glass, Keret came to see that his taste for the fantastical grew from being raised by a mother who made the surreal feel ordinary.

This playgroup is tailored for babies who have moved beyond tummy time and are actively scooting. It recognizes how different this exploratory phase is from the earliest months and provides a dedicated gathering just for this exciting stage. No registration is required.

Capture portraits in Boston’s Beacon Hill with a local photographer during a guided mini session that moves through cobblestone lanes, brick alleys, and historic rowhouses. Photo stops showcase the character of this National Historic Landmark, including a street celebrated as the most photographed in America. The experience includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the shoot, select your top pick on a Zoom video call, and that photo will be edited for delivery. Additional digital images and printed products such as boxed prints, wall art, albums, and cards are available for purchase. Longer portrait experiences and options that include extra time or additional locations are also offered.

Marking its 21st year, the Blount Fine Foods New Bedford Seaport Chowder Festival features tastings of chowders and soups prepared by area restaurants and catering teams. Attendees sample the offerings, then cast a vote to help crown a favorite. Live music adds to the festivities with entertainment suitable for all ages.

Commander Night offers creative, strategic deck building and a friendly atmosphere for players of any experience level. Newcomers and veterans alike can jump into games with preconstructed decks available to use, while knowledgeable staff share tips and guidance to help refine play. It is a relaxed way to learn, compete, and connect with a community that enjoys this format.

Enjoy a welcoming Mahjong gathering at the library. The group meets each week and invites players of every experience level, from beginners to seasoned fans. Sign up by calling 781-585-4551 or by emailing Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

Kick up your heels at an evening of line dancing at the Portuguese American Civic Club. The dance floor is upstairs on a smooth hardwood surface, and beverages are available for purchase at the bar on the first floor. There is ample parking located behind the building. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to experienced dancers, and all ages can participate. Admission is $10.

A friendly gathering for adult knitters, crocheters, and other needlework enthusiasts to work on personal projects in good company. Participants share ideas and patterns, support one another, find inspiration, and enjoy conversation about fiber arts. This is a casual peer meetup, not a class. For questions, contact the facilitator, Holly, at hhackman@mindspring.com.

A monthly tabletop role playing session for adults focuses on collaborative storytelling and dice driven adventures. The Tuesday group plays Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition. Expect a mix of lighthearted antics and eerie challenges at the table. Registration is required, and no experience is necessary. Participants may bring dice and a source book if they have them. For information or to register, contact mgousie@minlib.net.

Take part in a casual Commander gathering focused on the decks you love to play. This is not a tournament, and prizes are awarded at random. Entry fees are returned as credit determined by a roll of the dice, so play the deck you enjoy most. Players are paired with others looking for the same style of game, including cEDH, casual, and precons. A promo is included for every participant with entry.

Pokemon Expanded gathers Trainers for competitive play using cards from the 2011 Black and White era through the latest releases, except cards on the banned list. The format encourages creative deck building. Entry is $10. Every participant receives one Series 7 Pokemon Play Prize Pack and one Series 8 Pokemon Prize Pack. In addition, each player contributes $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool that is awarded to the top cut. Plenty of bulk will be available on site to help with last minute tweaks. For questions, contact the organizer at 978-298-4409.

At Scholars American Bistro and Cocktail Lounge, this BlaBla Make Friends language exchange offers a relaxed way to meet people from around the world, practice languages, and enjoy a friendly social setting. The format is open and conversational with no assigned tables. English and the local language are typically the main focus, and participants who want to practice something else can ask organizers for help, including a matchmaking option to pair conversation partners. Attendees are asked to register on the BlaBla website before arriving. The venue requires each person to order at least one drink, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Everyone is expected to treat staff respectfully, help keep the space clean, and be considerate of others. Violations of these rules can result in a ban without prior notice. Photos and videos may be taken during the event. Anyone who prefers not to appear can inform the photographer. Please keep personal belongings secure, as the organizers are not responsible for lost items. Those who want to contribute behind the scenes can volunteer with the BlaBla crew as event organizers or as photographers and videographers. The organizers reuse the same Facebook event link and update details shortly after the start, so dates and participant numbers shown there may not always be current. BlaBla hosts gatherings in more than 150 cities worldwide.

Explore and strengthen intuitive abilities in a guided mediumship development circle designed for those who sense more is happening beneath the surface. If you have ever trusted a hunch and it proved right, felt pulled to check on someone at just the right moment, or thought of a friend just before they reached out, this series offers practical ways to understand and deepen those sensitivities. Across eight classes, participants learn to settle the mind, attune to their own energy, and recognize the moment a connection with spirit is present. Instruction focuses on building trust, confidence, and clarity so that messages can be shared with specific detail. Through hands-on exercises, group practice, and gentle coaching, you will learn to let go of mental noise and tell the difference between personal thought and true spiritual contact. Open to newcomers and those expanding an existing practice, the circle provides a safe, caring space where natural gifts can grow without pressure or judgment. The series is led by Megan Allaire, an evidential medium and psychic, astrologer, tarot practitioner, and healer with a degree in mortuary science from FINE Mortuary College and experience supporting families in funeral homes across Massachusetts. Megan also offers private and group mediumship, psychic, and astrology readings. Registration for the full eight-class series is $160 per person, with a discount option of $20 per class.

Compete in a recurring Magic: The Gathering event featuring the Premodern format. The tournament uses three Swiss rounds. All entry fees are returned to players as store credit, with prizes awarded to anyone finishing 2-1 or better. Each participant receives a promo card with entry. Cards from World Championship and Collectors Edition are legal for play.

Foster The People bring the Good Mourning Sunshine Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway in Boston. This all ages show features support acts that may change without notice. To help ensure smooth entry, follow the venue’s security policies. Bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags are subject to search. Lighters are not permitted, and the city’s no smoking and no vaping rules are strictly enforced with immediate ejection for violations. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription, and the list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Tickets include a public onsale and multiple presale options, including artist, Goth Babe, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember offerings, along with VIP packages and a Fall In Love with Live Music offer.

This narrated boat tour along the Providence River reveals the city’s vibrant history. Guides share lively stories about colonial figures, standout architecture, high points, quirky moments, and scandals, and familiar landmarks take on new meaning when viewed from the water. Now in its 35th season, this long-standing tradition reflects decades of storytelling on the river. Tours are popular and may fill quickly, and operations are weather dependent, so advance reservations are recommended. The experience has earned notable recognition, including Best Local Tour statewide from Best of Rhode Island, Best City Tour from Yankee Magazine, Member of the Year from GoProvidence.com, and the Mary J. Brennan Tourism Award from the Rhode Island Hospitality Association.

Burger Night at Follett's Tavern at Valley Country Club offers a $19.95 bundle that includes a burger, a side, and a drink. Options range from a build-your-own burger to the Follett's Tavern Burger, the Valley Mac, a turkey burger, and a rotating special. Choose fries, fruit, or chips for the side, and pair it with a domestic draft, house wine, or a soft drink. Everyone is welcome.

Classic rides take center stage at A&W in Smithfield, Rhode Island, with a showcase of vintage cars and the enthusiasts who appreciate them. Show car entry is $10. Arrive hungry and bring good vibes for a relaxed celebration of automotive nostalgia.

Learn to skate in a friendly, beginner class open to all ages in Warwick, RI. Families are welcome, and adults can learn alongside young skaters. Expect attentive, patient instruction and about an hour of guided practice to build confidence and skills. After class, participants may continue skating for the remainder of the session at no extra cost. Skate rentals and safety gear are included in the class price. Registration is available online or in person, and walk-ins are accepted. For minors, a parent or guardian must be present and provide a signed waiver.

Neighbors come together at Riverside Park in Providence to care for the Greenway along the Woonasquatucket River while strengthening community connections. Volunteers pitch in on tasks like litter pickup, planting, weeding, and spreading mulch, helping to keep the multiuse trail, park space, playground, community garden, and bike camp area in great shape. Each gathering is guided by the River Ranger team, the Greenway’s maintenance crew, who provide direction and support. Work happens outdoors unless extreme weather requires cancellation. Please dress for outdoor projects with sun protection, long pants, and closed toe shoes. Bringing water and a snack is welcome, and all tools and equipment are provided. It is also a friendly way to meet neighbors and connect with fellow river stewards.

A relaxed gathering for knitters, quilters, and other crafters takes place in the Community Room. All experience levels are welcome to work on personal projects while connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Expect a friendly space to swap tips, ask questions, and spark new ideas. Please bring your own tools, equipment, and supplies.

A weekly Battletech Alpha Strike Mercenary Chaos Campaign League where players take on contracts against one another, secure supplies and salvage, and build a mercenary company’s reputation across the Inner Sphere. The weekly entry fee is $10. New participants start by assembling a 100 PV starting force of 1 to 3 units from their chosen faction’s ilClan era Master Unit List. The league provides a friendly environment to practice tactics, learn new strategies, and connect with fellow Battletech fans while shaping a lasting campaign legacy.

ELD's Time Vault Games hosts Riftbound sessions in a constructed format with support from Riot Games. This gathering focuses on skill building and deck tuning ahead of the Summoner Skirmish.

This weekly Infinite Proxy Vintage Magic: The Gathering tournament features three Swiss rounds. The full entry pool is returned to players as credit, with payouts for records of 2-1 or better. Every participant receives a promo card with entry.

Challenge your trivia skills at a weekly event with prizes at Wally's Wieners Providence. Teams of all experience levels can compete in a lively, competitive setting that mixes cocktails, laughs, and a little learning with friendly rivalry. Enjoy tater tots as you play.

The Carpenters Songbook: A Live Celebration revives the music of Karen and Richard Carpenter in a newly staged concert from the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Backed by a live band, the show weaves storytelling with faithful performances to honor Karen’s unmistakable voice and the duo’s enduring legacy. Expect a warm wave of nostalgia and easy sing along moments as beloved hits fill the room, including “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays.” This lovingly crafted tribute offers a gentle return to songs that continue to resonate.

Phoebe Bridgers will contribute $1 from every ticket to RAINN, supporting sexual violence survivors and prevention efforts, and this contribution is not tax deductible. Guests attending events at TD Garden should plan for a strict bag policy that allows only small bags, clutches, crossbodies, and wristlets measuring 6"x4"x1.5" or smaller. Laptops, tablets, backpacks, luggage, briefcases, outside food and beverages, cameras, and similar items are prohibited. Cameras of any kind and video recording devices, other than cell phones, are not permitted, and all guests may be subject to a search. Policies and restrictions vary by show and are subject to change. Ticket access includes presales such as Official Artist Presale and Spotify Fans First Presale, along with a public onsale.

Modest Mouse takes the stage with Caroline Rose for an all-ages concert. The tour partners with Trust for Public Land, and twenty-five cents from every ticket supports The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-led Boston effort that funds youth-led arts programs at proven creative youth development nonprofits across Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

A Providence staple for more than thirty years, this blues jam is hosted by The Fillmore band. Admission is free.

Explore the spooky side of Providence’s past on a guided nighttime cruise through downtown waterways. Guides from Providence Ghost Tours, the city’s longest running ghost tour company, lead a historical journey aboard comfortable open air boats that pairs vivid storytelling with atmospheric views for a memorable outing. As the boat glides beneath moonlit bridges and alongside cobblestone paths and centuries old architecture, hear chilling accounts of residents whose spirits are said to remain, from renowned literary figures to everyday servants. Families and friends can share a frightfully fun night on the water and experience the haunting beauty of downtown Providence by moonlight. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Advance reservations are encouraged because this cruise often sells out.

Karaoke is on at The VU Lounge & Bistro in Providence, where guests choose their favorite songs and take the mic. Singers of all experience levels are welcome, and the event recurs regularly, creating multiple chances to perform or cheer for others.

A networking meet-up brings together local owners and leaders from the business community to build meaningful connections, share referrals, and support business growth. All are welcome, from experienced entrepreneurs to those just getting started. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, ideas, and positive energy. The gathering takes place at Hopedale Pizza Market.

A networking meeting for PHNG members will be held at Lorenzo's Italian Restaurant. Members are asked to ensure any guests RSVP or notify the organizers of their attendance.

Cousins Maine Lobster is back at Elliot Farm in Lakeville as part of an every other Thursday series for the season. The popular food truck, featured on Shark Tank and known across the country, spotlights fresh Maine lobster with options like Maine and Connecticut style rolls, a grilled cheese, tacos, a quesadilla, lobster tail, and lobster tots. Its crew members travel to Maine to meet lobstermen and learn the craft, a hands-on approach that shows in each dish.

Kick off BFIT fundraising at a lively party featuring Cape Cod Cafe Pizza and live music from The Shams. Registration is required for planning purposes, and only registered guests receive a drink ticket along with a limited-availability Hundred Club BFIT swag bag. The Bruins official BFIT Challenge registration will be open at the event so participants can sign up on site. Guests are encouraged to bring friends who want to climb in support of the Hundred Club.

A community celebration honoring Hispanic Heritage Month highlights the culture, traditions, and contributions of the Hispanic community. Presented by the Taunton Area Chamber of Commerce at the Old Colony History Museum, the evening features music, dance, and delicious food, with opportunities for connection across the community. Admission is free and open to all, with registration requested. The celebration is supported by The TRUE Collective, The Lopes Companies, Supplier Diversity Consultants, Old Colony History Museum, and Eastern Bank/Cambridge Trust.

Magic: The Gathering Commander play with fellow fans takes center stage, with players forming their own pods and competing for prizes. Participation uses a Tiered Entry system that lets you choose the value that fits best. Tier one is $10 and includes one set booster or play booster valued at $6.99, with an option to upgrade to any $8.99 pack for $2 more. Tier two is $20 and includes two set or play boosters at $6.99 each, with the same $2 per pack upgrade available. Tier three is $30 and includes either one Collector pack or three set or play boosters, and you may upgrade to any $8.99 pack for an additional $2 per pack. Tier four is $40 and includes either one Secret Lair or a Collector booster. With your buy-in, you receive packs and tickets that count toward a Monthly Commander Promotion. A dice roll also selects three winners for promo packs, with two winners choosing a promo pack and one receiving a foil promo pack.

At Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self-Empowerment Center, Stephanie Beaupre leads an all-levels Yin Yoga class that invites you to find stillness and reconnect through long-held postures, mindful breathing, and intentional awareness. The practice gently targets the deeper connective tissues of the body, including fascia, joints, ligaments, and tendons, while creating room for mental and emotional release. The atmosphere is calming and grounding, offering balance to the pace of everyday life. All experience levels are welcome, with modifications and props encouraged so you can explore your edge with comfort and support. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you enjoy, such as blankets, bolsters, or blocks.

Enjoy relaxed Commander games in a friendly store environment at this weekly gathering. The focus is casual play and it is a welcoming option for people just getting started. Entry is $5 and includes $5 off a same day purchase of $15 or more. Capacity is 16 players. Matchups are handled with a player list only and the rules enforcement level is Casual. Two Headed Giant is not available, and the format is Commander.

This traditional Thai yoga session weaves gentle acupressure, supported stretching, and assisted poses to support overall wellness and bring the body back into balance. Practitioner-led, passive stretches encourage spinal decompression and muscle lengthening, helping to clear stagnation and relieve tension. The class follows a calm, receptive format that begins with pranayama, or focused breathwork, and closes with a guided savasana.

Thursday trivia night offers a lively mix of friendly competition and knowledge challenges for players of all levels. Team up with friends to put your smarts to the test, enjoy delicious bites, and play for prizes. Expect plenty of laughs, a bit of learning, and an upbeat atmosphere from start to finish.

Sporcle's Opinionation takes place every Thursday.

Movement educators and lifelong dancers Lilli Markle and Isabella MacLea lead a six week lab centered on developing length, strength, and refined quality of motion. Each session weaves together conditioning, mobility work, and contemporary foundations within a thoughtful, supportive environment. Props are incorporated to emphasize elongated lines, focus on key muscle groups, and safely progress toward steady balances, smooth transitions, and more advanced postures. Participants can deepen their practice, enhance alignment and flexibility, increase body awareness, and move with greater confidence. The series is designed for dancers, yogis, and anyone seeking a longer, stronger, more aligned body. Attend the full program or drop in for individual classes, and all experience levels are welcome.

Karaoke takes center stage at Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, where guests can step up to the mic for everything from powerhouse ballads to 90s throwbacks. The atmosphere is lively, the food and cocktails keep the energy high, and there is no cover charge. Expect an upbeat night with big voices, plenty of singalongs, and a fun, music-filled vibe.

Karaoke at Red Door in Providence happens every Thursday. The night is hosted by Mel.

Candlelight brings a live, multi sensory musical experience to Simons Theatre in Boston, spotlighting the music of Taylor Swift under the gentle glow of candles. The Rasa String Quartet performs arrangements of her hits in an intimate setting. The program features Love Story, Cardigan, Blank Space, Enchanted, Anti-Hero, Lavender Haze, Fortnight featuring Post Malone, All Too Well, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, Cruel Summer, But Daddy I Love Him, You Belong With Me, and Shake It Off. This event welcomes guests ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Capron Park in Attleboro hosts a relaxed picnic-style food truck gathering with more than a dozen vendors serving a variety of bites and drinks. Entry is free and no tickets are required, and guests simply purchase what they would like from trucks that accept cash, credit, and debit. Local bands provide live music to set the mood for all ages. Attendees can settle in on the lawn with chairs and blankets, set up a comfortable spot, and bring lawn games to share time with family and friends. Lot attendants will help with parking. For everyone’s comfort and safety, smoking, vaping, and e-cigarettes are not allowed, outside coolers with alcohol are prohibited, and pets are not encouraged. Please help by taking recyclable items home. This community event takes place in the flats of scenic Capron Park and is produced by PVD Food Truck Events. It is presented by the City of Attleboro and the Park Commission, together with The Samuel M. Stone and Ernest H. Augat Summer Concerts, with support from Be An Anchor DCYF Foster Care, Bank Newport, Beacon Bank, RI Unclaimed Property, Lincoln Tech, Good Vibes Beverages, RI Blogger, Sign Gypsies Ocean State, and Studio 10.

Commander Night brings players together for creative, strategy-driven deck building and gameplay in a friendly, welcoming setting. Both experienced players and those just getting started can find support, meet others who share a passion for the game, and enjoy the community atmosphere. A variety of ready-to-play preconstructed decks are available for use, removing the need to bring your own, and knowledgeable staff are on hand with tips and guidance to help sharpen skills.

The Annual Passport Gala is the hallmark fundraiser for Children’s Wishes, drawing supporters from across Rhode Island for a meaningful night of celebration. The evening offers an elegant experience with dinner, entertainment, and a curated theme that encourages guests to explore the world in spirit while supporting a worthy cause. Funds raised help Children’s Wishes fulfill heartfelt wishes for children facing serious medical challenges, bringing joy, hope, and lasting memories to them and their families throughout the community.

A weekly Standard format Pokémon tournament brings the community together for friendly battles and shared learning. Open to all ages and experience levels, it offers a welcoming space to practice new tactics, trade tips, and connect with fellow fans. Entry is $10 per player. Each participant contributes one booster pack to a shared prize pool that is awarded to the top finishers, and every entrant receives a Pokémon Play Prize Pack as a participation reward.

League of Legends fans and competitive gamers come together for a weekly tournament night focused on fast, fun play. Entry is $10 per player, which covers participation and adds one booster pack to the prize pool, capped at 12 packs. Prizes are shared among the top cut of players. Every entrant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack with three exclusive promo cards while supplies last. To keep things brisk, the event is limited to three rounds. Because that can lead to ties, standings and prize splits are finalized for the top four using the program’s tiebreakers. Proxies are not allowed, with the sole exception of runes, which may be proxied if clearly labeled. For a smoother start, participants are encouraged to register ahead of time.

Enjoy a weekly Lorcana tournament that welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. The event runs in Swiss rounds, giving you multiple matchups and steady, skill-building play. For every entrant, one pack goes into the prize pool, and each participant receives a promotional prize just for playing. The entry fee is $10, making it an easy way to play, test strategies, and connect with a friendly Lorcana community.

Royale hosts Mind Enterprises in Boston. Entry is limited to guests 18 and older. For every ticket purchased, 25 cents benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer initiative that raises funds for youth-led arts programs through established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston. The effort is housed at The Boston Foundation and works in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

The Grand Kyiv Ballet brings back The Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights, transforming a tale of love and enchantment into an immersive experience shaped by light, movement, and music. Each section is crafted like a gallery of moving art, pairing cherished tradition with striking modern design for a vivid, contemporary retelling.

Premodern takes center stage at this Friday Night Magic event with four rounds of Swiss. The full entry pool is returned to players as prize credit, with payouts for records of 3-1 or better. Every participant with entry receives a promo card.

The Dusty Planet hosts a late-night karaoke night with host Randy Bush. Each week brings a different theme, and participants add their names to a list before performances begin. Find and perform the secret song to reach Sing-U-Larity and earn Dusty prizes. The theme for the week is announced on Instagram, Facebook, and via an email list.

Move to a lively mix of dance-friendly classics and current hits spanning the 1970s through today. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with familiar songs that are perfect for singing along and keeping the energy high.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Luna Llena dance social with a represent your flag theme. The night begins with a bachata workshop led by Louis and Elvis of Utopia Dance Company, then flows into social dancing in bachata, salsa and merengue. DJ Gato will be on the decks and Primal Fury Photography will capture the moments. A full bar will be available with payment by cash, card or tap, and outside beverages are not permitted. Sneakers or other comfortable shoes are encouraged so dancers can enjoy the floor for hours under the glow of the full moon.

This 18-year community festival on Northbridge Common in Whitinsville offers family friendly activities throughout the day. Browse arts and crafts with a variety of vendors, enjoy the food court and a bake sale, and take in entertainment such as music, Maggie the Clown, karaoke, and a karate demonstration. Children can have fun with games and face painting. Raffles are featured, with many prizes to win and a 50/50 drawing. This fall gathering celebrates community spirit in a historic New England setting.

Celebrate the 2026 Attleboro Farmer's Market season in Attleboro, Massachusetts. This event spotlights the market's 2026 season.

Now in its 14th season, the Providence Artisans Market brings a fall festival to Lippitt Memorial Park alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Enjoy fine art from local creators, fresh produce, food trucks, and live music in a family friendly setting. The season features more than 300 local artists across 27 consecutive Saturdays, and artist applications are open.

Experience the Blackstone Valley from the water during a 90 minute kayak outing that explores the Blackstone River, including Valley Falls Mill Pond and Firestone Cove. Expect river views with historic mills and a chance to spot local wildlife such as egrets, painted turtles, cormorants, osprey, and Sam, the lone mute swan. All rentals depart from Central Falls Landing. A minimum number of kayakers is required for a session to run; if that minimum is not reached, notice is provided 48 hours in advance, and if it is met, a reminder is sent ahead of the session. All activities are dependent on river conditions. For a comfortable trip, bring sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, a bathing suit, and water. Spots can sell out quickly, so early booking is encouraged.

The Sakonnet Writers Group offers a welcoming, drop-in space for adults 18 and older, supporting writers at every stage. Membership is free and open to the public. The group embraces a broad definition of writer... if you can put words on paper or a keyboard, your voice is welcome. Everyday experiences can spark material, whether a memory from early school days, a shift at work, or coaching a family member’s tee ball team. Participants explore stories, poems, comics, memoirs, and many other forms. Sessions are primarily prompt driven. A prompt is introduced and everyone writes on the spot, with occasional exercises. Sometimes a take home prompt is offered so pieces can be written between meetings and brought back to share the following month.

Discover an outdoor marketplace along the Rose Kennedy Greenway where creativity takes center stage. More than 50 vendors, including artists, crafters, stylists, and independent designers, showcase one-of-a-kind goods. Browse at your own pace, meet local talent, and soak in the fresh air along with the historic character of Boston while supporting small businesses.

Enjoy baked treats at a monthly bake sale where every purchase helps animals in need. Donations are welcomed during the week leading up to each sale. For details about the Baking 4 Paws program, information is available online.

At Berkley Beer Company Taproom & Kitchen, participants can take part in a guided craft session focused on sea glass creations. Choose to make a sea glass tree with a light set or a sea glass wreath with lights. Step by step assistance is provided throughout the process. All necessary supplies are included, along with battery powered string lights for your project. You are welcome to bring small personal items to embellish your tree. A variety of sea glass colors will be available, and selection may vary. A hold harmless provision for The Art Lab & Gallery applies during class activities on or off the premises.

This monthly Magic: The Gathering event at ELD's Time Vault Games spotlights the Premodern format. One hundred percent of entries are awarded to the Top 8 as prize credit. The champion also receives a custom wood deck box valued at $100, and all Top 8 competitors take home a limited edition etched promo. Preregistered players receive a limited edition etched promo. The tournament uses Swiss rounds followed by elimination, with the number of rounds determined by attendance. Entry is $35.

Experience live music from 719 at The Cove.

The Bryant Bulldogs face the Brown University Bears under the lights at Brown Stadium in Providence for a fall night of college football in Rhode Island. This regional matchup features two nearby New England programs with contrasting styles in a campus setting along the Seekonk River.

Swan Lake Reimagined honors Tchaikovsky’s iconic music and classical choreography while unveiling a fresh visual language. Elegant ballet movement meets inventive light artistry, with luminous costumes that echo each step and wash the stage in shifting color and feeling. Technology is thoughtfully woven into the performance to uplift the tradition, not overshadow it. The result is a vivid, contemporary experience that invites a renewed encounter with a legend as light, music, and motion come together in striking unity.

Free, community focused fun awaits at the Bridgewater Farmers Market in Bridgewater, MA. This gathering spotlights local businesses with a wide mix of vendors featuring handcrafted goods, tasty treats, and distinctive crafts. Visitors can stock up on weekly groceries, uncover one of a kind gifts, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with options for all interests. Organized by Fire For Effect Foundation Inc., a local 501(c)(3) supporting veterans and first responders, the event pairs neighborhood shopping with a meaningful cause. Participation supports local vendors and contributes to efforts that help those who serve the community.

Explore the fascinating world of fungi on a guided walk that highlights their roles as decomposers, tree “talkers”, parasites, and sources of food, medicine, and everyday products. Enjoy a clay craft activity and a pop up museum along the way. Meet at Blackstone Field. Registration is strongly recommended. For weather updates, check the 15 Minute Field Trips Facebook page. This program is part of the monthly Nature on the Move series with 15 Minute Field Trips, focusing on community action to protect wildlife, promote biodiversity, and combat climate change. Learn about local flora, fauna, and funga through art and science activities. It is great for families and can also be used in the classroom. Look for informative displays, creative hands-on making, and an active exploration of Blackstone Park. The series is led by longtime collaborator Melissa Guillet from 15 Minute Field Trips, an art educator with over 25 years of teaching experience who is involved in gardening, hiking, and citizen science.

Take part in a friendly yet competitive Mobile Suit Gundam Trading Card Game tournament. Players bring decks to compete, trade cards, and share strategies with fellow pilots. Starter decks and booster packs are available for purchase for newcomers or last minute upgrades. The entry fee is $5 per player. Each participant adds a booster pack to the prize pool, which is distributed to the top finishers. For questions, call (978) 298-4409.

Bed By 10 brings a club experience crafted for the 30-plus crowd to Medici Lounge, featuring favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Expect a positive, welcoming atmosphere for dancing, socializing, and great music, all designed so you can enjoy the buzz of a night out and still head home early.

Settle into a peaceful river cruise that blends laid-back sightseeing with the sounds of nature. Watch sunlight sparkle across the water as you unwind, plan a romantic outing, or share a casual experience with friends. This is not a guided tour, though questions about Blackstone Valley can be answered during the ride. A boat ride is included, and life vests are available if needed. Guided commentary is not provided.

Enter an immersive courtroom story at Bishop McVinney Auditorium where the audience serves as the jury. Hear witnesses, scrutinize evidence, spot contradictions, and cast votes at pivotal moments that influence how the trial unfolds. The case examines a fatal crash involving a driverless car and asks who bears responsibility, the coder who built the system, the passenger who relied on it, or the intelligence that made the decision. Expect intense exchanges and emotionally charged testimony, with outcomes that can change from show to show, ending in a verdict decided by the room. The experience runs about an hour, with entry beginning 30 minutes before the start and no late seating. Seating is first come within your selected zone, with Zone A offering the clearest view, Zone B a strong option, and Zone C a good perspective. Recommended for ages 12 and up, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. Content advisories include references to a deadly vehicle incident, injury, grief, crime, violence, substance use, domestic situations, medical harm, and emotional manipulation. There are no strobe effects. The venue offers full accessibility, including a designated wheelchair area, and service animals are permitted. Restrooms and air conditioning are available. Outside food and drink are not allowed, and smoking or vaping is prohibited. Groups of 30 or more and private performances can be arranged. Guests who need assistance may receive one complimentary companion pass after purchasing their own ticket by contacting the organizers with supporting documentation. For accessibility arrangements, email info@xmfieldmanagement.com.

Enjoy an evening built around inspiration, entertainment, networking, and dancing. Savor a carefully crafted dinner that pairs rich flavors with inventive touches, sip from an open bar serving signature creations and timeless classics, and take in live acts that keep the energy high all night. A lively auction will feature unique items and exclusive experiences, and interactive moments will spotlight programs in India so attendees can see the impact being made. There will be plenty of chances to meet and connect with purpose-driven peers. Celebrate, connect, and make an impact together.

An evening that blends dinner and dancing at Lusitana Club in Cumberland, Rhode Island. The event brings people together for a shared meal and time on the dance floor in a welcoming social setting.

One Piece Card Game enthusiasts gather at The Game Reserve in Middleboro for a weekly tournament that has grown into a twice-weekly tradition thanks to strong community support. The event centers on official gameplay in a welcoming setting where players can refine decks, exchange tips, and put strategies to the test. Newcomers and seasoned captains alike will find friendly competition, opportunities to learn, and spirited matches that channel the adventure of the Grand Line.

Set aside an hour at Deep Breaths Holistic Center for a restorative sound bath guided by Stephanie. Settle into a comfortable resting position as the tones of crystal singing bowls, gong, and chimes create a gentle soundscape that supports the nervous system. Through soothing vibrations and harmonics, participants may notice slower breathing, reduced stress, steadier emotions, and an overall sense of ease. The experience includes soft grounding and breathwork, a relaxing sound journey, and quiet time to integrate. There is nothing to achieve or figure out, and there is no need to empty the mind. Simply arrive as you are and be supported. Bring a yoga mat or other comfortable surface to lie on, along with a blanket or pillow for added coziness. Water is helpful, and a journal can be brought if you would like to capture reflections afterward. Potential benefits include a sense of calm, less muscle tension, improved sleep quality, clearer thinking, and a deeper connection with your body. This offering is open to newcomers and regular attendees alike, with no prior experience needed.

Daði Freyr brings Too Much, Not Enough to Big Night Live in Boston for an all ages concert. Security screening will be in effect at entry, and personal items may be inspected. Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside in accordance with Boston city ordinances, and items like lighters, cigarettes, and vapes cannot be brought in. Bags larger than 10 inches by 9 inches are not permitted, and backpacks, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video equipment, luggage, and similar items are restricted. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Weapons are not allowed, including examples such as firearms, knives, batons, clubs, brass knuckles, stun guns, explosives, handcuffs, and related items. There is no check-in or storage for banned articles, and guests with them will be refused entry. Violations of these policies may result in ejection. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Spotify presale, Live Nation presale, a public onsale, and a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

This event celebrates twenty years since Napoleon Dynamite first hit the screen with an evening that begins with a complete showing of the film, then continues with an energetic interactive program featuring Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez, who portrayed Napoleon, Uncle Rico, and Pedro. The live segment combines Q&A, improv comedy, game show style moments, and a celebratory atmosphere with plenty of crowd involvement. Expect the offbeat humor and quotable lines that keep this story close to fans of all ages.

The Tap Cumberland hosts One Night Stand, featuring Daniel James Durand, Steve Mercier, and Henry Peter together for a single-night appearance at the venue.

Medium Build brings the King of Having Fun tour to Royale in Boston, joined by Ken Yates. Nick Carpenter, the queer singer and songwriter behind Medium Build, first became a hometown favorite in Anchorage before relocating to Nashville to focus on his craft. His music blends a country-rooted heart with contemporary sounds and candid storytelling. Songs like “Crying Over U” showcase a rough edged yet tender voice and detailed lyricism, while “Never Learned to Dance” leans into cosmic Americana with acoustic warmth and twangy steel. He has built a devoted community of listeners, toured widely across North America and Europe, and shared stages with major pop acts. This event is for ages 18 and over. Every ticket also supports community initiatives. Through a partnership with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket supports REVERB in advancing a more sustainable music industry and empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues. An additional $0.25 benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs in Greater Boston in collaboration with The Boston Foundation and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture’s Boston Creates plan.

Acclaimed saxophonist Patrick Lamb brings his uplifting, expressive sound to Scullers Jazz in Boston. He has toured with Bobby Caldwell, Gino Vannelli, Smokey Robinson, and two-time Grammy winner Diane Schuur, and he has earned three Billboard hits that reached the top five. His self-produced single Tailgate! was added to SiriusXM Watercolors and became one of the most added at Billboard radio. Esteemed voices including NEA Jazz Master Todd Barkan, Bobby Caldwell, Dave Koz, Larry Farber, Sam Adams from Portland, and Gerald Veasley have praised his artistry, his ability to energize a room, and his strong connection with listeners. General admission seating on the Main Floor and in the Miles Davis Mezzanine is assigned by the host on a first come, first served basis, except where tables are reserved, and partial table purchases may be shared with other guests. For special seating or other accommodations, please contact the venue or box office in advance after purchasing tickets. Tickets range from $30 to $50, all ages are welcome, and all sales are final.

A high-energy nightlife party lights up the side room with a vibrant blend of afrobeats, reggae, dancehall, soca, hip hop and more. It offers a lively atmosphere to mark birthdays, graduations, achievements and personal milestones with friends. Music is provided by YHS and Storm, and the event is presented by H.I.M Entertainment alongside BVD Boston and Elite Affairs.

Gunpowder & Lead is back at Venus 3 with a night of classic rock. The set features favorite tunes, and the venue offers a menu and a roomy dance floor for plenty of dancing. There is no cover charge.

An evening of live music pairs perfectly with dinner at Old Theater Diner. Expect throwback favorites from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, plus a little country in the mix. Settle in for good food and a soundtrack that spans decades.

This anime-focused tournament features a $10 entry and the chance to compete for booster packs, special prizes, and exclusive promotional items showcasing favorite characters. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, designed for all skill levels from newcomers to seasoned players. Bring a deck and enjoy community-driven play with tournament awards also up for grabs.

An all-levels Hatha Yoga session at Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self Empowerment Center offers a 90-minute practice that weaves mindful movement and breathwork with gentle challenge, relaxation, and restoration. Participants move through intentional postures, connect with the breath, and build strength and flexibility while creating space to reset for the week ahead. The class welcomes newcomers and experienced yogis alike, with modifications and variations provided so everyone can honor what feels right in the moment. Expect a warm, supportive atmosphere with calming energy that encourages awareness, curiosity, and compassion. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you enjoy using. Leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and restored.

Gemstone inspired headshot sessions spotlight vivid color. Choose a gemstone palette for your shoot and arrive in that matching hue to receive 50 percent off the studio session fee. Create a cohesive, standout look for your next headshot.

Now in its fifth year, the Flutie 5K for Autism: Providence relocates to Roger Williams Park in Providence. In collaboration with event partners and local charity partners, the event supports the Rhode Island autism community.

Women of Wolfsburg returns to the WaterFire Arts Center for the 6th annual Ladies Car Show. Spectator admission is free, with rides, raffles, and food available inside the venue. Registration for show cars will be available in the coming months.

Gather for a relaxed Cars and Coffee meet. There is no registration or entry fee. Breakfast is available at Sports Kitchen on the second floor of the facility.

Taking place at Tiverton Middle School, this farmers market moves indoors for the winter season beginning in October.

Seaport Smalls is a returning children’s programming series offering free, rotating activities designed for ages 0 to 8. The lineup features partners such as Curious Creatures with live animal education, Little Groove with music and art for kids, Spanish Fun Program for Spanish learning, Little Beats and its musical enrichment classes, Jungle Jim’s balloon magic, Mr. Aaron with music, and the Magic Fred Show. Refreshments are available for purchase from Blue Bottle Coffee, Lakon Paris Patisserie, and Pressed Cafe. Some sessions are held indoors at The Paseo, and convenient parking is available at the Harbor Way Garage. Registration on Eventbrite is recommended to receive program updates and schedule changes, though RSVPs or tickets are not required to participate. The full lineup is free and open to the public. Because sessions may take place on grass, bringing a blanket or mat is welcome. Photography and video may occur, and anyone who does not wish to be photographed can notify the photographer. By registering and attending, participants acknowledge the program’s Release and Waiver. Attendees can also earn points toward rewards through the Seaport Insider App by checking in via the QR next to the bicycle.

Horror Depot’s Dark Arts Festival makes its return to Providence at RISD with an indoor and outdoor celebration that goes on rain or shine. The event centers on authentic creativity, showcasing handcrafted horror-themed work, dark artistry, and the offbeat and uncanny. Only original pieces are permitted, with no AI-generated art or 3D printed products, emphasizing work made by the artists themselves. The vendor marketplace highlights creators from across the horror and alternative art community with macabre art, curiosities, jewelry, eerie creations, and other handmade goods. Highlights include food trucks, an on-site brewery, a costume contest, a drag show, medium readings, sideshow performers, and dancers. An all-abilities art class runs throughout the day, and the Project Purple fundraiser is part of the festivities. Additional vendors, performers, and surprises will be announced.

Plans call for the customary marching presence to return to the Federal Hill parade in Providence, bringing back a familiar tradition.

Horror Depot’s Dark Arts Fest brings an indoor and outdoor, rain or shine celebration of handmade horror, dark creativity, and the wonderfully strange to Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. This edition also raises funds for Project Purple, with Team Zombie Leader on site in support of pancreatic cancer research. Explore original work from the horror and alternative art community, including dark art, oddities, jewelry, horror inspired pieces, and other handmade goods. All offerings are created by human artists only, with no AI generated art or 3D printed products. The festival features food trucks, an on site brewery, a costume contest, a drag show, medium readings, a haunted house, sideshow performers, dancers, and an all abilities art class available throughout the day, along with the Project Purple fundraiser. Additional vendors, performers, and surprises will be announced. Tickets follow tiered pricing in advance, and are $15 at the door. Team Zombie Leader reports having raised over $413,545 for national and local charities, including more than $107,579 for pancreatic cancer research in honor of Lorraine, and is working toward a revised goal of 40K for Project Purple by year’s end.

Enjoy treats at the APCSM Bake Sale, where every purchase helps support homeless animals. Donations are welcomed during the week leading up to each sale, with drop-offs accepted any day.

For those loving a child who struggles with substance use disorder, this weekly in-person PAL meeting at Riverside Church offers connection, education, and hope. The environment is faith based, confidential, and free of judgment. Open to adults 18 and older, it provides a safe and welcoming place to share and learn.

Anime fans can enjoy a deck-based tournament focused on friendly competition and community. A $5 entry provides opportunities to earn booster packs, exclusive character promos, and other tournament prizes. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive for all skill levels, so newcomers and seasoned players alike can take part and have fun.

This 50-minute, guide-led outing traces the Blackstone River through Central Falls, Cumberland, and Lincoln, showcasing peaceful views and natural highlights within an urban setting. Learn how the river’s terrain shaped the region’s history, drawing both communities and industry to the Blackstone Valley. Watch for birds, fish, and other river life along the route. The outing includes a guided tour, and a life vest is available if needed.

Ocean State Card Con hosts a free, beginner-friendly trading card game event at The Space upstairs every second Sunday. All ages are welcome, and instruction supports both newcomers and returning players who want to learn the basics of Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering in a warm, supportive setting. The day includes a learn-to-play session for Pokémon followed by a separate session for Magic: The Gathering. It is a comfortable way to learn, play, and connect with the local community.

A multi-artist bill brings Overcast, Kingpin, Arise, Silent Drive, and Price of Redemption to Alchemy for a shared-stage showcase.

At The Square Root, Sado-Domestics offers local live music with an acoustic-leaning blend of folk, roots, and rock that emphasizes vocal harmonies and original songs. Coffee, beer, wine, and eats accompany the music. There is no cover charge.

Enjoy a free beginner West Coast Swing lesson on the pedestrian bridge, presented by First on the Floor as part of the Providence Fitness in the Parks series. New dancers are welcome, and no partner or prior experience is needed. After the lesson, there is open social dancing under the sunset and city lights, and donations are appreciated. Throughout the season, special themed nights add variety and keep the community engaged. Participants are encouraged to arrive a little early to check in and complete the required Providence Parks Activities Waiver, or to sign up in advance. On select dates the beginner lesson is not offered due to special events or holiday programming, while social dancing or other activities may still take place, and details are available on the event page. This gathering takes place on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge.

Outdoor West Coast Swing social dancing comes to the river docks just behind the Hatch Shell through a collaboration aimed at keeping the waterfront dance energy alive. A full sound setup creates the vibe while a rotating mix of DJs and instructors guides the experience. An introductory West Coast Swing lesson takes place on part of the dock alongside ongoing social dancing, so newcomers and seasoned dancers can participate at the same time. Bring friends and a picnic, and enjoy moving to the music by the water.

Kristin Key appears live at The Wilbur in Boston, Massachusetts.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE!™ brings the energy of America’s Game to the stage with a familiar host guiding the action. Audience members are chosen to step onstage, spin a replica of the iconic wheel, solve word puzzles, and vie for prizes during the show. Possible rewards include trips to Paris or Hawaii or up to $10,000 in cash, offered outside the usual Sony Pictures Studios setting. The fun extends beyond the stage, with chances for the entire crowd to participate and win.

At Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston, Yotam Ottolenghi takes the stage for a conversation centered on his forthcoming cookbook, Simple Too, the successor to Ottolenghi Simple. He explores what cooking simply can look like in a busy world, sharing flexible ideas that make everyday meals feel doable while keeping big flavor front and center. Expect insights into ingredients and techniques that quietly transform dishes, including thoughtfully dressed beans, black chickpeas, generous use of sesame, sweet-and-spicy contrasts, pasta finished in its own sauce, and complete meals roasted on a single tray for easier cleanup. He also introduces a Fundamentals section with make-ahead flavor boosters such as spring onion oil, green salsa, za’atar oil, confit tomatoes, and chili crisp. Through stories from developing the book with co-author Verena Lochmuller, practical tips, and moments of humor, the evening highlights cooking that feels achievable, satisfying, and joyful.

Dogwood Tales brings music colored by valley light, quiet roads and evening skies, drawing from the upcoming album Every Star in Rockingham County. The group hails from Harrisonburg, Virginia in Shenandoah and is led by longtime friends Kyle Grim and Ben Ryan on guitars and vocals, with Jake Golibart on drums and Danny Gibney on bass. With a title rooted in place, the record doubles as a tribute to their local DIY community, wide farmlands and the mountains nearby, offering a portrait of life in small-town America today.

Take a moonlit boat ride through downtown Providence led by guides from Providence Ghost Tours, the city’s longest running ghost tour company. Aboard comfortable, open-air vessels, you will cruise along shadowy waterways while hearing gripping accounts from the city’s haunted history. The journey passes under bridges and beside cobblestone walkways and centuries-old architecture, with stories of lingering spirits that range from noted literary figures to humble servants. Expect eerie ambience, engaging narration, and memorable nighttime views across the water. Recommended for ages 10 and older. Booking in advance is encouraged, as this cruise often sells out.

Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 tour to Royale in Boston. Admission is for ages 18 and over. For every ticket sold, twenty-five cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs through nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. This initiative is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

This all-ages live music event comes with clear venue policies to help everyone have a smooth experience. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted, and all bags will be inspected by security. Lighters are prohibited, and smoking or vaping is not allowed under local ordinances, with immediate removal for any violations. Medications must be supported by prescription documentation. The list of prohibited items may be updated at management’s discretion. Ticket options include a public onsale, VIP packages and a VIP package presale, a Live Nation presale, an artist presale, and limited promotions such as a Labor Day sale and a dance floor special.

Celebrate the season at a Halloween Craft Fair that supports the Smiling Angels Society, an organization devoted to random acts of kindness. The event takes place indoors on the lower level and is designed with families in mind. Costumes are encouraged for a festive atmosphere, and trick-or-treaters are welcome. Complimentary balloon twisting and face painting add to the fun, and there will be a door prize, a 50/50 raffle, raffle baskets, and penny socials. A diverse lineup of makers and creators will be on hand, including Lori’s Sleds & Creations, Mia Bella Candles, Paws and Properties, ChariteesRI, Addie & Em’s Polished Pieces, author and painter Kimberlee Mallet with a new children’s book release, Portercatures, Charm Popz, Seams Like Kayla, Green Eyes Merchandise, and Ink and Elegance.

Food Trucks at Johnston Memorial Park returns for a final visit with an afternoon of live music, refreshing drinks, a wide selection of food trucks including the Italian Row, and local vendors from Juicy Market. Admission is free, and you pay only for what you choose to eat and drink. All trucks accept cash, credit, and debit. Local beer and wine are served by Good Vibes Bevs, with sangria and mocktails also available. Park rules prohibit smoking, vaping, and e-cigarettes, and outside coolers with alcohol are not allowed. Pets are not encouraged. Please help care for the environment by taking recyclable items home.

At Soule Homestead, children can enjoy a farm-themed story time that pairs animal encounters or wildlife learning with a read-aloud and a hands-on craft. The program is created for ages 2 to 5, and siblings are welcome. It runs for one hour and follows a drop-in format with no pre-registration. Bring a blanket for story time or relax on the grass, and feel free to pack a lunch for a picnic after the session. Restrooms, a water fountain, and a baby changing station are available in the barn. Soule Homestead operates as an organic working farm, so shoes are required for everyone at all times and bug spray is encouraged since the farm does not spray. Please park using the second driveway near the goats and check in at the barn. Admission is free for members and 5 dollars per child for non-members. Member benefits cannot be applied to purchases for non-members, and proceeds support the preservation of Soule Homestead.

Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical arrives in Boston at the Emerson Colonial Theatre, bringing an acclaimed blend of sharp comedy and high-stakes espionage. Winner of the Olivier Award for Best New Musical and the 2025 Tony Award, it has been celebrated as Entertainment Weekly’s top Broadway show of 2025 and amassed 88 five star reviews in the West End, where it was hailed as the most highly reviewed production in that theater district’s history. Set in 1943, the story follows a daring deception that involves a corpse, forged documents, and even Ian Fleming, capturing how this audacious plan helped change the course of World War II. The tone mixes buoyant musical flair with taut spy thriller energy, delivering a brisk and witty retelling of a true covert operation credited with winning the war. Accessibility options include seating, services, and designated performances. Please be cautious of misinformation from unofficial sources.

An in-person gathering offers a compassionate space for anyone coping with the loss or impending loss of a cherished pet. The discussion is facilitated by Licensed Clinical Social Worker Jen, and there is no fee to participate. Attendees are welcome to stop in without advance registration. Upon arrival, please proceed to the rear of the building and enter through the back door.

Lift your voice with others in a welcoming community singing circle that centers harmony, connection, and healing. No prior music experience is needed, just a willingness to participate and enjoy simple, joyful fun. Kelly facilitates the gathering, sometimes leading songs and also inviting anyone who feels inspired to step forward and lead one.

Fred Armisen is a multifaceted performer who works as a comedian, writer, producer, and musician. He co-created and co-starred in IFC’s Emmy-nominated Portlandia and plays Uncle Fester on Netflix’s Wednesday. He stars in HBO’s Los Espookys, which he also co-wrote and executive produced, and he serves as star, writer, and producer for IFC’s Documentary Now. His on-screen credits include HBO’s Our Flag Means Death, Judd Apatow’s The Bubble, and the Amazon series Forever. He lends his voice to Big Mouth, The Mitchells vs. The Machines, and the animated Super Mario Bros. movie. On stage, he is currently appearing in the Broadway play All In. He spent 11 seasons on Saturday Night Live and led the 8G Band on Late Night With Seth Meyers from 2014 through 2024.

FAILURE brings the Rising Skyline 2026 tour to The Met with special guest Quannnic. General admission is available at an advance price of $30, increasing to $35 on the day of the show. A Magnified VIP option is offered for $230 and is limited to 30 tickets, with no password required. Presale access is available through artist, BandsInTown, and venue channels using the codes skyline26, Rising26, and failure.

Caring for a pet with cancer can be emotionally taxing, and this free in-person support group offers a welcoming place to connect with others who understand. Facilitated by social worker Jennifer Scanlon and veterinary oncologist Dr. Meredith Gumash, the gatherings create a compassionate space to share experiences, trade stories, and support one another through the challenges of caregiving. Registration is required. For details about registering, call 781-337-6622. Everyone is welcome.

At the Town Hall Annex, families can enjoy a spirited Halloween celebration featuring live performances, trunk-or-treat, an indoor haunted house, food trucks, and more. Costumes are welcome. Remember to bring a flashlight and a bag for collecting treats.

Experience a relaxed Rush Hour performance at The Vets that makes classical music easy to fit into the week. Part of the Amica Rush Hour Series, the concert features complete works from the TACO Classical Series, led by conductor Ruth Reinhardt with pianist Denis Kozhukhin. The program includes Parry’s Elegy for Brahms, Brahms’s Symphony No. 3, and Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5, Emperor. Presented with support from Amica Insurance.

Scott Magill and Heather Deary appear together at Tailwind Tavern in Hopedale MA for a live performance. This event features both artists sharing the stage.

Experience live music from the 719 duo at Middleboro Elks in Middleboro, MA.

Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC travels to Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket to face Rhode Island FC. The matchup brings together two sides that favor pressing and quick transitions, setting up an up-tempo contest with rapid shifts from defense to attack. It also puts Rhode Island’s home rhythm under the spotlight against a seasoned visitor.

Mayflower Market Days returns for its 7th annual vintage fair in the historic town of Plympton, Massachusetts, set on a 300-year-old farm owned by Mike and Jen of Full Circle Homes and HGTV’s Houses with History. This two-day outdoor event features antique and local artisan vendors, live music, food trucks, antique cars, and family-friendly activities. Children 18 and under are admitted free. Tickets will be available in early summer, and vendor applications are currently being accepted.

Set in Lippitt Memorial Park, the Providence Artisans Market celebrates its 14th season with a fall festival presented alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. The event features fine art by local creators, fresh produce, food trucks, and live music. Across 27 straight Saturdays, the market showcases more than 300 artists and offers a family friendly atmosphere. Artists interested in participating may apply.

At New Beginnings Stables, Jason Drass leads a ranch riding and handiness clinic focused on practical horsemanship. Riders build solid fundamentals and put them to use with obstacle challenges, gate work, dragging logs, and pattern exercises, with the option to explore ranch roping if the group is ready. Instruction meets each participant at their current level, making it suitable for those starting a foundation as well as riders polishing more advanced skills. Jason brings extensive experience and guidance from mentors such as Tom Curtin and Bryan Neubert, offering clear, workable solutions for both horses and riders. The participant fee is $385 and auditing is $20. Space is limited and a nonrefundable payment is required to secure a spot. To reserve, text Lynnette at 617-750-7239. For questions, contact Jeni Olivier on Facebook, text 508-454-1281, or email DrassClinics@yahoo.com.

This long-running plant-based food festival features a wide mix of producers and vendors, national speakers and chefs, and informative exhibits in a friendly setting. Attendees can speak directly with food makers, sample complimentary bites, discover new products coming to market, and shop show discounts, or simply learn which plant-based options are available and where to find them. The program includes free talks and activities for children. Admission and parking are free, and a public transit stop is just across the street. Whether you already eat vegetarian or vegan or are exploring more plant-based meals, the event offers opportunities to support animals, care for the environment, and improve personal health.

The annual Harvest Fair fundraiser has been rescheduled and will turn the farm into a relaxed family day with activities for all ages. Advance tickets are available at a discount, and presale pricing ends one week before the event. Enjoy hayrides around the farm, ongoing sawmill demonstrations, and a sheepdog showcase from Sheepdog Junction. Local artisans and crafters will present demonstrations and goods, creating a convenient opportunity to start holiday shopping. Face painting is provided by Art on the Spot. Children can explore a free area filled with fall crafts and activities, wear their Halloween costumes, discover a cranberry sensory bin with cranberries from Bogside Acres, help plant garlic in the Children’s Garden, and enjoy more hands on play. A Story Walk in the Community Gardens, presented with Middleboro Public Library, features the children’s book Harvest Days. Raffles and Soule merchandise will be available, and proceeds help support Soule. Hot food is made to order, and beer is offered by locally owned Harper Lane Brewery. The pavilion stage returns with performances by Ryan Dem and the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers, with additional artists to be announced. Entertainment is supported by the Mass Cultural Councils of Middleborough, Kingston, Carver, Lakeville, Plympton, Bridgewater, and Plymouth.

Expectant parents can build knowledge and confidence at a comprehensive breastfeeding class from Healthy Babies, Happy Moms in East Greenwich. Designed for pregnancy, especially the third trimester, it welcomes partners as part of the support team. The session covers the benefits of breastfeeding, prenatal breast assessment, how the body makes milk, comfortable positioning and breast support, understanding suck patterns and creating a pain-free latch, plus common challenges for both mothers and babies. Led by an experienced lactation team, the class offers time for questions and hands-on practice to help you prepare for the early days and weeks with your newborn. Registration is required and enrollment is limited to keep the experience personal. The fee is $75 per couple.

Build on your rug braiding practice with instructor Mary Guidoboni in the East Classroom at Soule Homestead. This session is for returning rug braiders, and those continuing from earlier classes may bring unfinished projects. Participants should bring scissors, needles, thread, and wool, with wool available for purchase on site. Tuition for returning students is $18. The class requires a minimum of six students, so advance registration is necessary. Members receive a 15 percent discount on this workshop, and member discounts cannot be used to buy tickets for non-members. All proceeds support the preservation of the nonprofit Soule Homestead.

Discover how sound supports healing in an immersive, two module training at Shine On Yoga and Wellness. The experience connects ancient traditions with modern research, covering vibration, frequency, and shifts in brainwave states, along with the healing uses of Himalayan instruments. In the first module, you will trace sound and vibration from early cultural practices to contemporary science, study core principles, consider variations in brain wave states, and look at quantum ideas as they relate to five states of being in a healing context. The second module focuses on Himalayan metal and crystal sound tools, their origins and spiritual background, chakra balancing applications, playing techniques, and practical use as a therapeutic intervention for anxiety, trauma, and other emotional or physical disturbances. Guidance is included on how to structure a typical session and the most supportive ways to work with clients. Detailed handouts and research based resources are provided, there is a midday break for lunch, and participants receive a Certificate of Completion. Sound healer Lori Fitzpatrick trained at the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, New York, with mentors such as Lea Garnier, John Beaulieu, and Don Conreux. Her background includes Himalayan metals, gongs, crystals, and foundational sound healing modalities applied to vibrational health and sacred ceremony. She is also a certified yoga instructor, a reiki practitioner, and a licensed occupational therapist with more than 25 years of experience.

This guided salamander search with Caitlin Fisher-Reid teaches straightforward techniques for spotting these secretive amphibians and explains how they support the health of forests across New England. The activity proceeds in light rain and is canceled in the event of heavy rain.

An annual Halloween festival features a parade that begins in Riverside Square and travels down Bullocks Point Ave to the historic carousel. The celebration at the carousel offers family friendly activities at no cost, including live music, complimentary face painting, a free bounce house and activities for kids, as well as flash mobs. Food trucks and vendors will be available. Costumes are encouraged. More information will be announced.

Designed for those preparing for parenthood, this expo blends inspiration, practical learning, and a sense of fun. Explore leading pregnancy, baby, and parenting brands through interactive product demonstrations, hear guidance from knowledgeable experts during supportive seminars, and take part in unique experiences. Throughout the event there are chances to win more than 50 grand prize giveaways, with items ranging from baby gear to wellness must haves. It brings together education and excitement so participants leave feeling confident, connected, and celebrated.

The second annual Attleboro Harmony Fiesta celebrates culture and community in Attleboro, MA. The event features live music and dance performances, a variety of food vendors, activities for kids, and cultural vendors offering art, crafts, and more. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, including visitors from out of town. Featured vendor details will be shared soon.

Compete in the ELD cEDH Open, a Magic: The Gathering tournament where top finishers receive credit from the entry pool and the champion earns a custom wood deck box valued at $100. The event is fully proxy friendly. Entry is $60 in total, with $50 covering entry and $10 contributing to the year-end invitational pool. Matches are played in four-player pods with a cap of 40 participants. The number of rounds and the cut depend on attendance, such as a Top 10 cut at 20 players that grants two byes into the final table, or a Top 16 cut at 40 players. Scoring awards 5 points for a pod victory, and if a pod ends without a winner, each player receives 1 point per participant in that pod. Pairings use a semi-random system that aims to minimize rematches. Seating is limited. Decklists should be submitted by email to elddeckreg@gmail.com.

An informal pop-up at Rumford Pet Center in Warwick welcomes dog owners who want to learn more about training. Trainers from Modern Dog Training will be available to introduce themselves, explain their science-backed, positive approach, and answer general questions about training and their programs. Dogs are welcome, and each pup will receive a free pup cup treat to enjoy while their humans talk with the team. This is an informational session only, so no formal training will take place and personalized advice will not be provided.

At Strings Bar & Grill, guitarist and singer Garry Foisy performs a solo set. A Motif Award nominee and Stone Soup Award winner, he showcases his take on classic songs across Americana, country rock, light rock, and R&B.

WaterFire Providence hosts a full lighting celebrating 100 years of United Way of Rhode Island in the center of Providence. Onshore programming features vendors and performers, building toward a vivid lighting experience that carries into the night. Add a personal touch by contributing your own light to the evening.

These boat rides place you in the center of WaterFire, a hallmark Rhode Island tradition. See firelight shimmer on the water while music drifts along the river, creating an intimate experience unique to Providence. Open air cruising vessels offer clear views and a calm vantage point away from crowded walkways. Offered since 1994, the rides provide a seasoned way to take in the lighting from the water. Capacity is limited and cruises often sell out quickly.

RI Philharmonic Orchestra presents the second TACO Classical Series concert of the 2026 to 2027 season with pianist Denis Kozhukhin and conductor Ruth Reinhardt. The program features Parry’s Elegy for Brahms, Brahms Symphony No. 3, and Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 5, Emperor. This performance is sponsored by TACO and The White Family Foundation.

A live performance by KRUSH takes place at J&R's Indian Head Pub in Hanson.

SKYWÜL, from Massachusetts, channels classic heavy metal through a modern lens, blending riff-driven intensity with the weight of doom and the haze of psychedelic rock. The music moves with a deliberate, crushing pulse as towering, fuzz-soaked guitars and an unyielding rhythm section lock in together. The result is an immersive, hypnotic wall of sound that pulls listeners deep into its atmosphere.

Torche returns to deliver a night of rock hits, billed as South Shore's leading rock hits band. Admission is $15 at the door.

Shot of Poison appears at Bally's Twin River Casino in Lincoln, Rhode Island. There is no cover charge to attend.

An annual fall classic car show at La Salette Shrine features show vehicles, trophies, raffle prizes, and vendors. Show car entry is $20. Spectator admission is $2, or $5 per family. The first 100 attendees receive dash plaques. A swap meet is included, with vendor spaces priced at $25 for a 10 by 20 spot; inquiries can be sent to masscarclub@gmail.com. Attendees are advised that any last minute pre registration requests from anyone other than this contact are scams.

Now indoors for the winter, the 4th Annual Garlic & Apple Roast Market returns to the Tiverton Middle School Cafeteria. Vendors present dishes and goods that feature garlic and apples, celebrating the season’s harvest and offering opportunities to sample and try something new even with a limited garlic supply. Attendees can browse, socialize, and meet local makers. Sponsored by The Bay Magazine. Free and open to the public.

A trunk and treat themed car show returns to East Middleboro 4-H, now in its second year. Hosted by South Shore Stance Co. in collaboration with East Middleboro 4-H, this family friendly gathering supports the East Middleboro 4-H Community and its youth groups through proceeds and donations. Show car entry is $10 per vehicle at the gate, while spectators attend at no cost and contributions are appreciated. Highlights include a Haunted 4-H clubhouse, a petting zoo with animals, show awards, and a variety of food and drinks. All makes and models are welcome to participate in the show and trunk n treat. Costumes are encouraged, with a reminder to keep them appropriate for families.

This spooky shopping experience features special pricing on minnies and other finds, along with food trucks, vendor booths, and Halloween themed fun.

Set aside an hour for personalized insight, guidance, and healing with three rotating 20 minute sessions tailored to you. Work with spiritual practitioners Megan, Kat, and Amy, and build your experience by choosing one service from each. Megan offers mediumship or astrology readings. Kat provides tarot card readings or reiki. Amy offers reiki or a relaxing neck and shoulder massage. Space is limited to nine participants. Tickets are $125 per person. Plan for about 90 minutes on site to allow time for brief breaks and easy transitions between practitioners.

A meat fundraiser featuring a primary raffle priced at $2 and a specialty table priced at $3. The kitchen and the bar will be open.

From the Emmy-nominated television series comes a live theatrical adventure as Martin and Chris Kratt take the stage to lead the audience through a signature Wild Kratts mission. They power up favorite Creature Power suits and set out on a creature rescue with help from the Wild Kratts team and participation from the audience. Along the way they face a comical villain and work to keep animals safe. On stage, core creature fundamentals come to life, paired with the energetic, inspiring spirit that has made Wild Kratts a favorite for children and families.

Experience a mindful twist on meeting singles with a guided speed dating format that emphasizes real connection. Instead of quick small talk, facilitators lead you and your dates through playful, relationship-focused activities with up to 20 participants. Expect partner conversations, light movement or dance, and communication games that make it easy to explore chemistry while practicing useful skills. Leave not only with potential matches but also with practical tools to bring more warmth and presence to your dating life. More than 50,909 singles have taken part in 349,689 dates across 50-plus cities, and 94.09 percent match with at least one person. If you do not receive a match, a complimentary spot at a future event is offered. Past participants often describe the experience as transformative, noting deeper insights, empowerment, and meaningful connections.

Amplify Her honors women in music with a powerful bill that highlights their voices, talent, and influence while supporting the people who make the music possible. Tune In Tune Up presents this fundraising concert, pairing memorable performances with a mission to care for the music community. The Winehouse Project and Debra Devi headline, with featured sets from Adrienne West, Becky Chace, Beth Killian, Julie Rhodes, Lainey Dionne, Marci Hooper and Maeve Malloy, Sarah Lupo, and School of Rock Attleboro. Tune In Tune Up is a nonprofit that helps musicians and music professionals access medical, dental, behavioral health, and personal support resources. Proceeds from ticket sales strengthen the community by expanding access to these services. The event brings together standout performances, chances to discover inspiring artists, and a shared belief that creators deserve support on stage and beyond.

Amplify Her brings together the community for a benefit concert that spotlights women in Rhode Island’s music scene, with live sets at The Met in Pawtucket. Presented by Tune In Tune Up, the event helps connect local female artists and music professionals to health and support resources. Debra Devi leads a high-energy performance that blends soulful vocals with expressive, guitar-driven blues rock and vivid psychedelic flourishes. Publications such as Relix, American Blues Scene, Vintage Guitar, and JamBase have praised her mix of lyrical songwriting, Hendrix-informed jams, atmospheric slide work, and blazing technique. Based in Jersey City, she appears with Kevin Jones on bass, John Roccesano on drums, and a rotating group of top NYC-area keyboard players. Her live EP Jamification Station Vol. 1 reached #5 on the Relix/Jambands.com Top 30 Radio Chart and remained there for three months. She has played festivals from Memphis to Montana and has shared bills with artists including Joan Osborne, Jesse Malin, Willie Nile, Ana Popovic, Fantastic Cat, Chris Duarte, Marshall Crenshaw, and Joe Louis Walker. Her passion for the genre also extends to the page as the author of The Language of the Blues: From Alcorub to Zuzu, featuring a foreword by Dr. John and recognized with the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award.

Golfers and supporters will come together at Cranston Country Club for the 10th Annual Special Signal Fire Association Golf Tournament, a fundraiser benefiting the Providence Canteen and its day to day operations. For more than 50 years, the Special Signal Fire Association has supported those who serve the community, including Fire, Police, and EMS, as well as at events across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Participants can look forward to 18 holes with a cart, breakfast and coffee at registration provided by the Providence Canteen, hot dogs and hamburgers at the turn, and a buffet dinner followed by a raffle with many prizes, with raffle tickets available before dinner. The cost is $150 per golfer or $600 for a foursome, and a dinner only option is available for $30. Local unions and businesses can show support with a $100 tee sign sponsorship. Checks may be made payable to the Special Signal Fire Association. For questions, contact Chris Palmer at (401)230-0297 or cjpfirephotos@gmail.com.

Revisit the sound and style of 1966 with pianist and vocalist Jay Daniels as he salutes Frank Sinatra at Hanson Public Library. This concert draws from the albums That's Life and Strangers in the Night and includes songs like Summer Wind, All or Nothing at All, and That's Life.

At the Boch Center’s Wang Theatre in Boston, The Thorn delivers an intense theatrical experience that uses flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and high-volume music. The story contains graphic material, including scenes of crucifixion and implications of suicide, which may be upsetting to some viewers. Discretion is advised, and it is not recommended for children under 12.

Settle in for a friendly cross stitch gathering where you can focus on your own project while connecting with others who enjoy the craft. Newcomers and experienced stitchers are welcome to ask questions, swap advice, and discover fresh ideas. Please bring your own supplies and equipment. Registration is not required. If you would like email reminders, you can sign up through the Tiverton Public Library website.

An open-air line dancing series takes place on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge, led by Melissa and Get in Line RI. Newcomers can learn the basics and experienced dancers can show their moves, all to a lively mix that spans classic country, pop, R&B, and rock, with hits from artists such as Ed Sheeran and Pitbull. This is a free community event with tip donations appreciated. Wear comfortable dancing shoes, bring a water bottle, and come with friends for a fun night on the bridge.

The Thorn is presented at Boch Center (Wang Theatre) in Boston and features flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and loud music. The narrative includes graphic scenes, such as a depiction of crucifixion and an implied act of suicide, and it is not recommended for children under 12. Ticket access includes presales offered by the artist, promoter, Boch Center, and Ticketmaster, followed by a public on sale.

The Better Man Tour spotlights Alexander James, the artistic persona of AJ McLean from Backstreet Boys. A GRAMMY-nominated, award-winning performer, he has helped shape mainstream pop with finely tuned songwriting, signature harmonies, and arena-ready energy. With Backstreet Boys, releases earned gold or platinum status in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. His work also spans a residency at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, a stint on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and hosting duties on Netflix’s music competition Building The Band. He co-headlined A Legendary Night with NSYNC’s Joey Fatone, uniting two defining voices for packed shows. Now appearing as Alexander James, he brings the spirit of his album My Name is Alexander James to the stage, offering a candid snapshot of an artist fully owning his voice.

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Connect in person with United Way 2-1-1 at the Tiverton Public Library. The 2-1-1 RV will be in the parking lot, and if you do not see it, check for a table inside the Community Room. This confidential service can connect you with housing, food, affordable childcare, and other essential resources.

At Plympton Public Library, Night Ravelers brings together fiber crafters on the fourth Thursday of each month for an easygoing, drop-in meetup. Bring your current project and settle in to create, chat, and swap ideas with others, whether you are just starting out or have years of experience. Knitting, crochet, cross stitch, embroidery, weaving, spinning, and similar fiber arts are all welcome. No registration is required, so arrive with your materials for a relaxed evening of creativity and community.

Hawthorne Heights brings a 20th anniversary celebration of If Only You Were Lonely to House of Blues Boston. This all-ages concert notes that opening acts may change. For entry, bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted and all bags may be inspected by security. Lighters are not allowed, and smoking or vaping is prohibited under city rules, with violations resulting in immediate removal from the venue. Medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may update the list of prohibited items at any time.

Expectant and new parents, partners, and grandparents can build practical, hands-on skills for caring for a newborn in this supportive class. The session covers everyday essentials such as basic newborn care, bathing and diapering, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, safe sleep practices, and techniques for soothing a fussy baby. It also addresses postpartum recovery, what to expect in the early weeks, and the important role support people play during pregnancy and after birth. Led by the experienced team at Healthy Babies, Happy Moms in East Greenwich, the class invites questions, builds confidence, and equips participants with tools they can put to use right away.

An enthusiast-led convention devoted to antique and vintage costume jewelry brings collectors, dealers, authors, and historians together at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport) in Rhode Island. Structured like a conference rather than a typical trade show, it emphasizes learning and connection through lectures on topics such as Juliana, Original by Robert, Sweetheart pieces, Christian Dior designs, and the practice of identifying hallmarks. Participants can enjoy book signings, jewelry trivia, panel discussions, and museum visits, plus a giant jewelry raffle with past prizes valued at over $10,000. Buying and selling are part of the experience, including distinctive in-room selling where collections can be showcased from hotel rooms. The social program features two themed dinners, including a kickoff gathering and a gala evening. Pre-event activities are planned for those who want to extend their experience, and updates are shared through the event’s official Facebook group.

Australian comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies brings a night of bold, thought-provoking stand up as part of his global Son of a Carpenter tour, which began in 2025. With ten specials to his name, most recently the 2023 Netflix release High & Dry, he mixes razor sharp observations with stories about married life, koalas, the frustrations of male pattern baldness, and why he quit drinking. On screen he created and starred in the FX comedy Legit, and later co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons. He was honored as Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs festival in 2019.

Neko Case is celebrated for fearless, ever-evolving songwriting and a voice that critics consider singular. Her ninth album, Neon Grey Midnight Green, arrived to strong acclaim and pairs a big, expansive sound with an inviting sense of closeness. Recorded live with a full band, it preserves the small human details in the room, from breaths to the rustle of clothing, to keep the performances feeling present. Case produced the record herself and has spoken about the need for more women, nonbinary, and trans producers. She identifies as gender fluid and uses she and her pronouns.

Hatchback delivers an energetic rock cover show from the Boston region, formed in 2022. With spirited delivery and hard-hitting performances, the band revisits the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, offering a nostalgic tour through decades of rock.

One dollar from every Evan Honer ticket supports The Cloverdale Project, which benefits organizations that care for people, animals, and the environment. A limited Everything I Wanted VIP Experience is available and includes one general admission ticket plus an exclusive pre-show featuring a brief acoustic set of two to three songs, a personal photo with Evan, a signed tour poster, a VIP-only merchandise gift, and a commemorative laminate and lanyard. VIP guests also receive a 10 percent webstore voucher, early entry to the venue when offered, and the opportunity to shop merchandise before crowds where available.

At Lippitt Memorial Park, the Providence Artisans Market’s fall celebration marks its 14th year. This gathering is part of a season that showcases the work of more than 300 local artists over 27 consecutive Saturdays alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Explore fine art, pick up fresh produce, and enjoy food trucks and live music in a welcoming, family-friendly setting.

The Ocean State Ramblers bring lively, toe-tapping bluegrass back to the Southcoast Open Air Market, entertaining shoppers and vendors with music that blends upbeat energy with an easygoing, sometimes sentimental feel. This friendly five-piece invites sing-alongs as they put their own homegrown spin on bluegrass standards along with folk and country favorites given a bluegrass twist. They also appear at farmers markets, libraries, bars, and other events.

Step into history with a family-friendly trick-or-treat and marketplace at the Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead. Explore eras from ancient Rome to the Vietnam War as living historians bring the past to life and vendors offer period-themed goods. This gathering is presented in partnership with the Rhode Island Historic Marketplace, featuring unique finds for reenactors and the general public. Special highlights include an appearance by J. Alex Ruiz of Volundr Forge, a past History Channel Forged in Fire champion, along with live Celtic and traditional music by Lurgio & Cook. Collect candy along the timeline, tour Spooky Spell Hall, and visit the gift shop. All ages are welcome, and the event welcomes living historians, reenactors, and historic militia from many time periods. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated. The Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead is a 501(c)3 non-profit National Historic Landmark on 50 acres in Coventry, Rhode Island, and contributions support the effort to replace the homestead roof.

This monthly clinic at Tractor Supply Co. offers dog nail care, with a choice of a standard trim or a smoothing dremel service for $15. Dogs must be current on their rabies vaccination. No appointment is required. Owners of reactive or space-sensitive dogs can call or text 774-520-7310 to arrange accommodations. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

Compete in a monthly Legacy tournament at ELD's Time Vault Games, where all entry fees are paid out as credit to the Top 8 and the winner earns a custom wood deck box valued at $100. The event uses Swiss rounds with elimination rounds based on attendance. Entry is $50, and preregistration is available. Feature matches are available to watch on YouTube. Decklists must be submitted by email to elddeckreg@gmail.com and should include your name, deck name, and decklist.

Designed for creative spirits and curious beginners, this hands-on soap making workshop at Running Brook Vineyard & Winery offers a chance to slow down with a glass of wine, connect with fellow makers, and craft rich goat milk soap to take home. Participants work with a high quality goat milk soap base and nourishing add-ins, choose from organic fragrances, botanicals, exfoliants, and decorative touches, and receive step-by-step guidance in artisan techniques. Each person creates a design that reflects personal style in a relaxed, welcoming setting, then leaves with handcrafted soaps. Set in Southeastern Massachusetts among scenic vines and handcrafted wines, the vineyard provides a friendly countryside backdrop for creativity and connection. Ticket options include a $35 choice to make one artisan goat milk soap, with additional selections available at checkout, and Eventbrite fees apply. Hosted by Hand.The.Light, which celebrates handmade craftsmanship through creative experiences, original artwork, and social gatherings. Children may attend with an accompanying adult. Refunds are available up to seven days in advance. Guests arriving more than twenty minutes late may not be admitted for safety and workshop flow. Each participant needs their own ticket and tickets cannot be shared. Capacity is limited.

Explore the hidden lives of mushrooms on a family-friendly outing that looks at fungi as recyclers in nature, partners that help trees communicate, and sources of food, medicine, and more. The experience includes a guided walk, a simple clay craft, and a temporary mini museum-style display for close-up discovery. Organized by the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council in partnership with 15 Minute Field Trips, this event is part of a monthly series that connects people of all ages with nearby plants, animals, and habitats through science, craft, and play. Walks are led by Melissa from 15 Minute Field Trips and typically feature interactive activities, exploration, and opportunities to observe wildlife up close. The route follows paved paths at an unhurried, discovery-focused pace and spans roughly a mile. It welcomes all ages and is accessible to wheelchairs. There are no on-site restrooms or water. Activities take place in an outdoor learning area that includes a native plant garden, a fishway, and examples of stormwater management and streambank restoration, part of a site the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council has shaped into a center for learning and recreation. The program is offered primarily in English.

At Dedham Square in Dedham, kids can enjoy trunk-or-treating while everyone takes in fun cover songs chosen for Halloween.

This workshop introduces sourdough bread making in a group setting. Participants will decorate two focaccia loaves, arranging vibrant vegetables and fragrant herbs into creative designs. It provides a chance to connect with others with snacks to enjoy. The experience suits date nights, a friends night out, family activities, or gifting something a little different. No prior experience is required, and children ages 7 and older are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of enthusiasm for a hands-on kitchen session focused on flavorful bread.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly night at the Judi T. Dance Studio’s annual Spooktacular trunk-or-treat celebration. Kids can collect candy from decorated trunks, meet and take photos with princesses and other favorite characters, and enjoy dancing, games, and other seasonal activities. Local businesses and vendors will be part of the fun. Costumes are encouraged. Admission is free for currently registered Judi T. Dance Studio students, $5 for non-registered students, and $10 for a family pass covering up to three children. Adults do not need tickets. Proceeds support the Judi T. Dance Company Competition Team. This event is open to everyone.

New England Lightning open the 2026 to 2027 season on their home court, taking on the Burlington Revolution in the first ever meeting between the two franchises. This matchup is part of the ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that originated in partnership with the NBA and now features more than 130 teams in the United States. The league’s schedule spans 20 games and runs from October through April, including playoffs, offering a pathway for players aiming to advance their professional careers. Notable names connected to the ABA include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr. J and George Gervin.

A WaterFire boat ride places you in the heart of one of Rhode Island’s signature traditions. During the lighting, the water glows with flickering reflections while music drifts around you. Running since 1994, these open air cruises offer a close-up view on the water, set apart from the busy walkways. They often sell out quickly.

Enjoy an evening of classic favorites from the 1960s and 1970s at Tiverton VFW. Admission is $10 per person. Tickets are available at the door or in advance through Bob Perry.

The Story So Far shares the stage with The Starting Line and Ultra Q for a multi-artist concert. This all ages event offers a choice of general admission floor tickets or reserved mezzanine tickets.

An onstage conversation brings together four actors from The Sopranos, with another cast member as emcee, for a new touring program that explores the making and legacy of the series. The evening revisits the 1999 debut and its influence on prestige television and the emergence of the anti-hero, combining video clips with discussion of notable episodes, personal behind-the-scenes stories, and reflections on working together. Audience Q&A is part of the program, and some locations may offer tiered VIP options before the show. This event is produced independently and features performers who appeared on the television series. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or licensed by HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery, Chase Films, Brad Grey Television, or any other company associated with the series.

Enjoy a relaxed cars and coffee gathering with no registration or entry fee. Breakfast is available at Sports Kitchen, located on the second floor of the facility.

Teams take part in an ALSA Walks event in Massachusetts, participating in a group walk together as part of the program.

A ranch-inspired versatility competition showcases adaptability and athletic ability for both horse and rider through tasks modeled on everyday ranch work. Multiple disciplines highlight the horse’s range and the rider’s horsemanship, with classes in Halter, Ranch Pleasure, a Working Ranch Horse pattern, and Obstacles. Divisions are available for Lead Line and In Hand, along with options for walk and trot or jog, and for walk, trot or jog, canter or lope. Entry fees are $60 for HRC members, $80 for non-members, or $25 for the Obstacles class only. The registration form will be provided soon.

Trunk or Treat returns to benefit Bridgewater’s 4th of July parade and fireworks. A small volunteer team spends many hours coordinating and securing private donations so the entire celebration, including the parade and fireworks, is made possible by community contributions. This gathering helps give those efforts an early boost for next year while bringing neighbors together.

Little Sprouts is a monthly class for preschoolers that nurtures curiosity about nature through a five-senses garden walk, story time, and a hands-on craft or activity. Sessions are built around seasonal themes and are held outdoors whenever possible, with an indoor space available in case of bad weather. Bringing a snack for story time is welcome. Pre-registration is required so materials can be prepared. Each registration covers one child and one adult, and an additional child-and-caregiver pair requires a separate submission. Participants may register for one session or several. Pricing is $20 for nonmembers and $12 for MHS members, and members can enter their Membership ID during registration to receive the discount. This session highlights fall leaves, with time to notice colors, textures, and sounds on a sensory walk, create leaf-inspired art, and take home a leaf shape matching activity. Dress for the weather to make the most of the outdoor experience.

This in-person group reading features medium Julie, who shares comforting messages and meaningful validations from loved ones in spirit while also guiding participants on ways to notice and strengthen their own personal connection beyond the physical. Attendance is kept small so she can reach as many people as possible with messages, though a personal reading is not guaranteed. The session typically wraps up with a brief Q&A or a healing meditation, along with practical tips for connecting with those you miss. Seating is open on a first come basis in a small private function room with table seating, bar and server service, and the option to order food and beverages at your seat. Capacity is limited to 28 attendees. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if the event must be rescheduled for any reason, tickets will be transferred to the new date by the organizer. Ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only. If you have recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a family member or friend to help keep everyone safe.

Hosted at Brockton Public Library, this monthly workshop offers teens a calm setting to slow down, check in with themselves, and connect with others their age. Each session features guided mindfulness practices, candid conversation, and take-home techniques to support mental health. Participants can discover ways to ease stress and burnout, support overall wellness, and bring more presence into everyday life. Open to ages 11 to 17. Registration is welcome but not required, and drop-ins are always accepted.

The New York Red Bulls meet the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium for a high-stakes MLS clash late in the season. These Eastern Conference rivals bring a familiar, competitive edge, and momentum could swing quickly as the match unfolds.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox presents a newly crafted show that gives favorite songs a vintage makeover. A cast of singers, dancers, and instrumentalists reimagines 70s rock, 80s Britpop, contemporary hits, film themes, and even video game music with a classic flair. The program is packed with tunes made for dancing and big showpiece moments, fitting for a night on the town or a family outing. Attendees are welcome to embrace the vibe with retro attire and step into an immersive Postmodern Jukebox experience, a feel-good journey through musical time that honors the past, energizes the present, and celebrates a future shaped by human artistry.

Carsie Blanton brings catchy, gutsy songs and a boldly optimistic spirit to the stage, carrying forward a radical folk tradition in the vein of Woody Guthrie. Her sharp wordplay and singable melodies blend the theatrical sparkle of vaudeville, the warmth of campfire choruses, and the punch of punk. Backed by a seasoned band, she uses humor, camaraderie, and formidable musicianship to invite the room into a shared feeling of hope and solidarity.

Returning for a second year, a witch-themed flash mob is planned as part of the Spooky Night at the Knight fundraiser in support of the Community Libraries of Providence. Participation is limited to a set number of dancers who are placed on a list. This is a ticketed gathering. Performers do not pay for admission, while any guests they bring will need to purchase tickets.

Preview the Justin Alexander Spring/Summer 2027 collection at an intimate trunk show at Ve’Lace Bridal. Available for a single weekend, this curated presentation features fresh silhouettes, modern accents, timeless style, and the craftsmanship the label is known for. Appointments are required and offered as private, one-on-one styling sessions. Event-only savings of 10 percent apply to Justin Alexander gown purchases during the show. Whether you are just beginning your search or ready to say yes, this is a chance to see new designs before they reach stores. Slots are limited and likely to book quickly. To secure your time, contact Ve’Lace Bridal or schedule online.

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Montreal’s The Barr Brothers take the stage with special guest SOAK, offering a night of adventurous songwriting and inventive textures. The group centers on Andrew Barr’s dynamic, intricate drumming alongside the guitar work and songs of his brother Brad Barr. Throughout the performance, bass, pedal steel, keyboards, and horns slip in and out of the arrangements, shaping a sound that moves from reflective Arcadian ballads to North African inspired improvisations to spirited classic rock and roll. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show.

Navy Midshipmen and Notre Dame Fighting Irish meet at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, New England for a neutral-site football matchup rooted in tradition and disciplined play. The pairing features programs with a long history of competitive games and unique identities, creating the feel of a high-profile occasion.

Set in Lippitt Memorial Park, the Providence Artisans Halloween Market features local artists and fine art alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Visitors can find fresh fruits and vegetables, enjoy food trucks and live music, and spend time at a family friendly community event.

Now in its 24th year, this New England gathering celebrates old school speed with a focus on vehicles built in 1963 or earlier. Expect rods, customs, vintage race cars, dragsters, gassers, stock cars, sprint cars, midgets and vintage motorcycles, plus engines from flatheads and nailheads to Hemis and more. Race cars have easy trailer parking. A vintage auto flea market adds chances to hunt for parts and memorabilia, and there are door prizes, food and refreshments with chowder on the menu. Nostalgic T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies will be available, with advance reservations offered so sizes do not sell out, and pickup happens at the show. Admission is $10 per person at the gate and children under 12 are free. Vendor space is $25, includes entry for two people with a car or pickup and a small trailer, and availability is limited. Only service animals are permitted.

The Maine Black Bears face the Rhode Island Rams at Centreville Bank Stadium in a matchup likely to turn on field position, crucial calls on late downs, and which defense holds firm if the second half tightens. With conference stakes in play and clashing styles that can flip momentum quickly, the game offers a clear look at how each side manages pressure in a stadium well suited to close, hard-fought football.

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Celebrate the inaugural The Powerhouse Five Halloween Spooktacular with a festive costume party. Attendees in costume may be selected to win a prize.

At the Rhode Island Convention Center, the Rhode Island Bridal & Wedding Expo brings together carefully selected wedding experts who are ready to share guidance for any vision, from an elegant black tie celebration to a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. Explore ideas, ask questions, and gather insights to help shape meaningful details and create lasting memories for your wedding.

We Fright Together 2026 is a charity boxing night at Big Night Live that channels every punch toward support for people living with Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis. No experience is required, and participants prepare with guidance from seasoned coaches. The focus is learning the sport, testing personal limits, and raising funds that make a lasting difference. Fighter spots are limited, and the night brings live action in the ring for a cause that aims to put someone in every warrior’s corner.

RI boys ages 2010 to 2013 can showcase their talents for a chance to attend NED Camp. These are tryouts, and attendance at both is mandatory.

Experience a fresh take on a ballet classic as Swan Lake returns with a fusion of timeless artistry and modern light. Set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated music, the production pairs fluid choreography with inventive illumination. Costumes glow and shift with each movement, turning the stage into a dynamic canvas of color and feeling. Technology supports the tradition rather than replacing it, heightening the grace and storytelling at the heart of classical ballet. Light, music, and motion come together for an immersive performance that invites audiences to rediscover this legend in a new way.

Swan Lake takes on a radiant new life in this season-defining production, where Tchaikovsky’s score guides audiences into a world shaped by color, light, and movement. Vivid lighting and glowing costumes pair with a company of exceptional dancers to transform the classic into a fully visual experience. The story of love and enchantment is told through choreography, music, and an illuminated design that turns each scene into a moving gallery, blending time-honored tradition with bold, contemporary craft. See the ballet anew, rich with striking imagery and deep feeling.

Jeff Tweedy, the founding member and lead singer of Wilco, brings a solo performance that spans his extensive catalog with special guest Case Oats. Widely respected for his songwriting and live work, he has made 13 albums with Wilco, released four solo records, and authored three New York Times bestselling books. Building on the acclaim for his 2026 release Twilight Override on dBpm Records, this tour features an intimate set drawing from both his solo work and Wilco songs.

MICO is a Filipino-Canadian artist from Toronto who crafts emotionally charged alt pop rock that fuses the hooky nostalgia of 2000s and 2010s pop punk with modern hyperpop and alternative influences. He first connected with a devoted audience online through Discord performances, TikTok, and self-released tracks, then grew into a rapidly rising global act following breakout releases and sold-out headline tours across North America and Europe. His debut album, When the lights turn on, released via Columbia Records, was written amid constant travel, personal upheaval, and swift growth. The songs capture the chaos of coming of age in real time, touching on identity, nostalgia, heartbreak, the gap between online perception and reality, and the feeling of outgrowing places and people. Balancing hyperpop intensity, soaring pop hooks, and high-energy alternative sounds, the album presents his most personal and ambitious songwriting to date.

The Breakfast Club is a welcoming monthly gathering for parents and caregivers. Enjoy a light morning spread with coffee, tea, and water while connecting through conversation and building community. Occasional special guests are featured. Registration is preferred to support planning. For more information, contact Heather Baylies-Grigoreas, Director of Family Support, at hbayliesgrigoreas@communityautism.org or 508-379-0371 x12.

Hosted at Milton Public Library, this mindfulness workshop offers practical techniques to support a calmer, more grounded everyday life. Each session combines guided meditation, pranayama breathing exercises, and a sound bath, providing time to slow down, reset, and reconnect with your own presence. It welcomes newcomers and those continuing an established practice. No previous experience is required, and participation is open to adults.

Jeremy Jordan is slated to appear at Rhode Island Comic Con as part of #RICC2026, with activities hosted at the Amica Mutual Pavilion and the Rhode Island Convention Center. His screen work includes series regular roles on Supergirl, Smash, and Disney’s Tangled, and he also appears on Hazbin Hotel. On stage, he is known for portraying Jack Kelly in Newsies, and he currently plays Bobby Darin in the Broadway production Just in Time.

Multi-platinum artist Andy Grammer presents an intimate, high-energy one-man show that blends acoustic songs, spoken word, personal storytelling, and real-time connection with the crowd. With just a piano, a guitar, and the voices in the room, he transforms the stage into a shared experience, moving from well-known hits to new material while revealing the stories behind them. Candid, funny, and fully present, this performance offers a direct line to the heart of the music.

Rumors swirl in the tavern about a sorcerer who has moved into the penthouse of the Pachyderm Tower, guarding a priceless gem and wielding terrifying power. Fortune and glory await those who survive the climb to the top. This fantasy game session at Warwick Public Library welcomes newcomers, with dice and character sheets provided. Experienced players may bring a complete Level 3 character created with the Player’s Handbook 2024 for the first session. This game is for adults only. Seating is limited, so please register with a librarian.

Celebrate the season at a major holiday market featuring more than 100 vendors with distinctive gifts, handmade creations, tasty treats, and more. The Annual Holiday Shopping Extravaganza returns to the Crowne Plaza with a lively, social shopping atmosphere where friends can browse and make a full day of it. Vendor opportunities are almost gone; interested sellers can text (213) 218-5017, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com. Space is allocated in the order applications are received.

The Pawtuxet River 5k: Run of the Mills welcomes runners and walkers with a new starting point and a reversed route designed to showcase colorful fall foliage and trestle bridges just before the finish. The course unfolds along the Coventry Greenway for a scenic experience. Opportunities include volunteering, donating sneakers to keep them out of the landfill, and cheering for participants from the sidelines. Team discounts are available.

Explore seasonal gardening over nine months with a series that follows the rhythm of the growing year. Led by instructor Ali Coakley, owner and operator of Night Owl Farm, each session highlights the key tasks for that month and includes time to work through questions, challenges, and practical solutions. Meetings take place on the first Saturday of each month from March through November, with July scheduled on the second Saturday. Cost is $495, with CSA member pricing at $420.75.

Chloe & Belle appears at a holiday sip and stroll at Middleboro Town Hall - Main Building, bringing together 110 vendors. Attendees can find special local pricing on Minnies and more, and The Bartending Service of New England is part of the lineup. Admission is free. The experience includes music, food trucks alongside local restaurants, and face painting.

New England Plant Expo hosts an exotic plant marketplace featuring a wide selection of uncommon and rare offerings from plant vendors, along with artisans and crafters who create botanical themed goods. The experience combines plants, food, and beer in a family friendly, dog friendly setting. For vending inquiries, the organizers note that messages should be directed only to their page or to owner Katherine Feist, and any other outreach is a scam.

WaterFire Providence presents a full lighting in honor of the nation’s veterans in Providence. The experience features onshore programming with vendors and performers, along with a powerful lighting display that continues into the evening.

The Lightning step back onto their home court to host the Philly Thunder, marking the franchise’s first ever meeting between these two sides. This matchup is part of the ABA, a professional men’s basketball league that began in collaboration with the NBA and has grown into the nation’s largest pro league with more than 130 teams. The ABA provides a pathway for players aiming to advance their careers, and its history includes standouts such as Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr. J, and George Gervin. The season features 20 games and runs from October to April, with playoffs included.

Tailwind Tavern in Hopedale MA hosts Scott Magill and Heather Deary.

The classic underdog tale comes to life in a new way as the original Rocky fills the screen while a full symphony performs Bill Conti’s celebrated score live, highlighted by “Gonna Fly Now.” Produced by TCG Entertainment, this concert and film presentation salutes a franchise with more than $1.3 billion in worldwide box office, three Academy Awards, and ten total nominations. The blend of cinematic storytelling and orchestral power heightens every blow, setback, and surge of victory, channeling the grit, heart, and determination that have inspired audiences for generations.

Take part in a five mile road race or a two mile walk in Raynham, MA. Both routes travel scenic local roads and neighborhoods and wrap up with a finish-line celebration that brings together runners, walkers, volunteers, sponsors, and the wider community. The event benefits Homes For Our Troops, directing all net proceeds to its mission of building and donating specially adapted homes across the country for severely injured post-9/11 veterans so they can live more independently. Whether aiming for a personal best, enjoying an easy stroll with family and friends, or showing support from the sidelines, everyone can share in the purpose and community spirit.

Enjoy special prices on minnies and shop with more than 100 vendors in one place.

HRC Versatility showcases horse and rider pairs in ranch-inspired challenges that highlight adaptability, athletic ability, and thoughtful horsemanship. Competitors are evaluated across multiple disciplines, with classes offered in Halter, Ranch Pleasure, Working Ranch Horse Pattern, and Obstacles. Divisions suit a range of experience levels, including Lead Line, In-Hand, Walk/Trot or Jog, and Walk/Trot or Jog/Canter or Lope. Entry fees are $60 for HRC members, $80 for non-members, or $25 for those entering the obstacles class only. Registration information will be shared soon.

Now in its third year, the Swing for Success Topgolf Challenge hosted by Junior Achievement of Southern Massachusetts brings a lively blend of play and purpose to Topgolf Cranston. Attendees can look forward to three hours of Topgolf, brunch with drink tickets, networking with local professionals and community leaders, and a variety of friendly competitions. The experience culminates in the Golden Shot Finale, a closest to the pin showdown for a grand prize in front of all attendees. Ticket options include a single golfer ticket for $175, a group entry for six golfers for $1,050, and a supporter pass for $75. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Participation supports Junior Achievement’s mission across Southern Massachusetts and the SouthCoast. For details about registration, sponsorship, or donations, contact Mike Silva at 508-496-6428 or michaelsilva@financialguide.com, or Jeffrey Pelletier at 508-264-0586 or jeffrey.pelletier@ja.org.

Set out on a narrated boat tour along the Seekonk River that showcases the shoreline and offers fresh views of Providence and East Providence. Along the way, learn about the river and the wildlife that live in and around its waters. Trips depart from the dock at Narragansett Boat Club. Because demand is high, reservations are required, and members receive priority. Registration for members of the Blackstone Parks Conservancy opens before registration for non-members. The boat is operated by Save the Bay, and all participants must complete a consent form. If you are feeling ill, please cancel your reservation.

Boys in Rhode Island in the 2010 to 2013 age group can showcase their talents for a chance to attend NED Camp. This is the second tryout session, and attendance at both dates is mandatory. The session takes place at Cranston Veterans Memorial Ice Rink.

Green Bay travels to face New England at Gillette Stadium in a clash of two long-standing NFL franchises. With contrasting approaches and dedicated fan bases, the game brings intrigue on both offense and defense.

Alchemy marks ten years of evolution, celebrating the journey from humble beginnings to a lively hub where passion and rhythm shape unforgettable nights. The name reflects the process itself, a place where sound feels alchemical and late nights become lasting memories. This milestone pays tribute to transformation, connection, and the many people and performances that helped define the space. The focus is on lifting the energy and turning the everyday into something remarkable. Festivities will span the week, with more details to come.

The Foxboro Jaycees hold a general membership meeting that welcomes the public at the South Foxboro Community Center. It offers a friendly way to learn about the organization and explore ways to get involved. The agenda focuses on chapter business, including officer reports and project updates, with some time to socialize as well. These meetings take place on the second Wednesday of each month. Directions and the latest edition of The Wise Fox newsletter are available on the Foxboro Jaycees website.

PHNG Lakeville’s networking meeting takes place at Lorenzo’s Italian Restaurant. The gathering is for PHNG members and their guests. Members are asked to ensure guests RSVP or notify the group that they plan to attend.

Inside Bridgewater Dome, an indoor market hosted by The Soulful Palette highlights the holiday season with creativity and community connection. Shoppers can browse work from local artists and small businesses, with a focus on thoughtful craftsmanship and independent makers. The venue is easy to access, and the snack shack will be open. The organizer presents markets on a regular basis and can assist with vendor inquiries and general questions through Facebook Messenger or email.

This multi day scrapbook and crafting getaway takes place at the Hilton Boston Dedham in a convenient location close to Legacy Place. Enjoy more than 55 hours of creative time with six feet of personal workspace and access to power. The event package includes two dinners, one breakfast, a tasty treat and a welcome gift. Prizes are part of the fun throughout the weekend, with chances to earn tickets and larger raffles at the end. Full sized retail stores, optional classes and free demos add even more ways to get inspired. Registration is open for 2025 Fall Fest attendees, with general registration to follow. The event fee is $305. A hotel group rate is available at $122 plus taxes, and a $95 deposit holds a spot. The start of the weekend is included for all crafters at no extra cost.

Northeast Swing Classic 2026 brings a full weekend of West Coast Swing and Country Swing to the newly renovated Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport). The program blends learning, competition, and social dance so the floor stays active throughout the event, including during contest sessions. WSDC and CSDC sanctioned competitions run alongside West Coast Swing and Country Swing invitationals. More than 40 workshops cover West Coast Swing, Country Swing, line dancing, Two-Step, and additional styles, with focused intensives taught by leading talent. Newcomers can choose a Beginner Track Pass for a dedicated introduction to West Coast Swing and Country Swing. New Pro/Am and Rising Star routine divisions expand competitive options, while early and late-night social dancing adds even more time on the floor. The Mahoney Mixer welcomes dancers 35 and up for a lively party experience. National and international instructors, judges, and DJs shape a weekend designed for everyone, from brand-new social dancers to seasoned competitors and All-Stars, with an emphasis on dancing, opportunities, and community.

The 2nd Annual The Affair for Air Gala at Graduate By Hilton Providence offers an elegant evening benefiting the American Lung Association. Guests will enjoy a plated dinner, an open bar, and a night of celebration that supports a future where everyone can breathe easier. Early bird tickets are $175, a $75 savings off the $250 price.

This all-ages event notes that supporting performers may change without advance notice. Bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags will be inspected by security. Lighters are not permitted, and there is a strict no smoking or vaping policy under Boston regulations... violations result in immediate removal from the venue. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes a public onsale, Citizens Bank and Live Nation presales, and a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

Taylorville brings the music of Taylor Swift to life with a high-energy tribute packed with hit singles and fan-favorite deep cuts. A skilled live band guides a tour of her career, paired with a vibrant video wall production that adds a striking visual backdrop to every song. The set is crafted for big singalongs and plenty of dancing, creating a night that revisits the moments and melodies that made these tracks so memorable. Taylorville is a fan-led tribute and has no endorsement, authorization, maintenance, sponsorship, or affiliation with Taylor Swift, TAS Rights Management, or related entities. All trademarks and copyrighted material tied to Taylor Swift’s music, name, likeness, and other intellectual property belong to their respective owners. This act is independent and intended for entertainment and informational purposes, with a commitment to honoring the artist’s work and respecting copyright.

Fete Music Hall in Providence hosts a live-band karaoke night built around emo favorites, where participants step into the spotlight as lead vocalist while a professional backing group delivers a full concert experience with production and visuals. The collective behind the band includes members who have toured internationally and performed at events such as Warped Tour and When We Were Young. Signups are available, and the setlist can be explored on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple.

West 22nd brings Places To Be to The Met with a rock set from an Austin group started by University of Texas friends. They describe their sound as carousel rock, a blend that moves through styles and emotions while holding a clear center. After a breakout EP and a debut album surpassing 75 million streams worldwide, the band has played ACL, sold out many stops on its first headlining run, and built crowds that often shout the lyrics back. The focus is on shaping what comes next rather than chasing nostalgia or trends. General admission pricing is $20 in advance or $25 on the day of the show, a four-ticket bundle is $60, and GA purchases are limited to six tickets.

Positive Impact Taekwondo presents the 5th Impact Taekwondo Rising Stars Competition at Pierce Middle School. Designed for beginner and intermediate practitioners starting their competitive journey, this entry level event features board breaking, forms, and KP&P sparring. Black belts are required to wear sensor socks for this event. For questions, please contact the organizers.

Shoppers will find more than 70 makers presenting juried work across a range of craft categories at Tri-County Regional Vocational Technical High School. The Rotary Club of Franklin is carrying forward a 50 year tradition associated with Franklin Newcomers and Friends. Admission is $4, payable by cash, credit, or Apple Pay.

Learn how to turn your ideas into real apps with App Lab. Suitable for first-time coders as well as those with some prior experience, this tool makes it easy to build your own projects and share them with friends.

Discover why many gardeners plan around five distinct pruning seasons in a hands-on series designed to build confidence in what to cut, when to cut, and why timing matters across the year. Through garden-based sessions, participants follow the growth rhythms of trees and shrubs and see how pruning choices shape health, structure, blooms, fruit, and long-term vigor. Each class concentrates on a specific seasonal window from late winter into the dormant period and spotlights the plants that benefit most at that time. Guidance covers flowering on new versus old wood, addressing winter injury, renovation techniques, care of evergreens, structural and aesthetic shaping, and ways to reduce future damage. A clear focus on plant response helps explain when growth is active, when it reacts most strongly, and when cuts have little effect. Sessions take place outdoors in the garden, so dressing for the weather is recommended. Participants walk the landscape, observe seasonal change, and discuss techniques in context for a practical, visual learning experience. Attend one session or combine several for a complete, year-round framework. All experience levels are welcome and class size is limited. Instruction is led by Reed Pugh, a horticulturist with more than 25 years of experience on both coasts, including nursery work, ownership of design, installation, and maintenance firms, management of a 30-acre historic private estate in Brookline, and leadership at a premier New England fine-gardening company. Through his company, Barking Dog Gardens, he teaches one-on-one, emphasizing plant health, seasonal awareness, and long-term beauty while helping gardeners understand plant behavior and the value of well-timed care. Pricing is $50 for nonmembers and $38 for MHS members. Sessions are held in the Cheney Classroom within the Education Building at MHS’s Garden at Elm Bank.

Make a 12×12 wood barn quilt at a hands-on workshop in the Pavilion at Soule Homestead. Participants learn to hand paint their own piece, and all supplies are included. The session highlights a folk art tradition with European roots that decorated barns and, according to Art & Object, even helped Patriot forces locate supplies during the American Revolution. Dress for mess, and an apron is recommended but not required. The workshop fee is $45 with a $6 materials fee. Members receive a 15% discount on all workshops, and membership supports the farm. Pre-registration is required, and details on cancellation and refunds are available before booking.

Art on the Spot is on-site at Elliot Farm with face painting as part of the grand opening and beyond. Led by Lakeville local artist Kara Andrews, the team creates custom designs for kids including butterflies, tigers, unicorns, glitter accents, and character looks. A family visit to the farm stand can include face painting alongside browsing fresh local goods, and children can leave with a new design. Art on the Spot is based in Lakeville and provides face painting and event art across the South Shore. Elliot Farm accepts EBT, SNAP, HIP, and Farmers Market Coupons.

At Shine On Yoga and Wellness, Kerry Ann and Nicole Henley offer a monthly workshop created to restore and calm in unsettled times. Each session weaves nervous system education with guided somatic practice and a yoga integration to support balance. This first session focuses on sympathetic activation and the element of fire, the energetic current that can show up as anxiety, restlessness, or reactivity. The experience reframes anxiety, overwhelm, urgency, and shutdown as natural physiological responses rather than personal shortcomings, and provides ways to understand what the body is doing and how to work with it. The session is led by Soul Alchemist Nicole Henley, followed by an integrated yoga practice with Kerry Ann McCarthy. No experience is required.

On the closing day of Historic New England’s Myth & Memory: Stories of the American Revolution, a musical program traces the lives of everyday people on the home front during the struggle for independence. The trio Ampersand blends rich vocal harmonies with mandolin, bouzouki, hammered dulcimer, and penny whistles while exploring the early stirrings of revolution and the perspectives of colonists from many walks of life. The program includes songs from soldiers on both sides, a fiddle tune written by an enslaved person, and protest songs of the period.

Enjoy a relaxed classical music experience with the Amica Rush Hour Series at The Vets. This earlier weekday concert features complete works from the TACO Classical Series and is sponsored by Amica Insurance. Christian Reif conducts, with Estefan Iatcekiw at the piano. The program includes Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries, Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto, Dvořák’s The Wood Dove, and Ravel’s La Valse.

A small-group evening focused on relaxation and healing blends gentle acupuncture with a meditative sound bath. Fine needles encourage balance and ease in the body while resonant tones from crystal bowls and other instruments foster deep calm and stillness. The setting invites a slower pace to soothe the nervous system and support reconnection on physical, emotional, and energetic levels. No prior experience is required, and participants are welcome to get comfortable and simply receive. Group size is limited to keep the experience personal and supportive. The session is led by Justine Salerno, a licensed acupuncturist, certified yoga instructor, and Reiki practitioner with more than a decade of experience who integrates multiple modalities to offer mindful, individualized care. Cost is $55 per person.

St. Barnabas Church hosts its Annual Holiday Bazaar, offering a festive shopping experience with raffles, a penny social table, a White Elephant Room, a baked goods table, and many other items for sale. Visitors can stop by the Luncheon Cafe for something to eat while they browse. New this year, there is a dedicated area where children can shop on their own. For questions, contact the Parish Office at 401-737-4141.

Child's Play Alpacas brings its herd to the Elliot Farm farm stand for close-up interactions, a chance to take photos, and learning about alpaca fiber, care, and their role on a farm. Visitors can meet the animals and pose for pictures. The experience welcomes children, families, and anyone interested in alpacas. Presented by Child's Play Alpacas, a small family-operated farm that shares these animals with the community. The activity will proceed in all weather.

Garry Foisy, a Motif Award nominee and Stone Soup Award winner, takes the stage at Strings Bar & Grill for a solo performance of classic songs reimagined through Americana, country rock, light rock, and R&B. Expect expressive guitar work and vocals that put a fresh spin on familiar favorites.

Rhode Island School for the Deaf marks 150 years with an elegant gala at Harbor Lights, celebrating a legacy of learning, community, and excellence. The theme honors generations of students, families, educators, staff, and supporters whose dedication has lit the path for the school and the Deaf community, while looking ahead to a bright future. Guests can expect dinner, live entertainment, dancing, opportunities to reconnect and make new memories, and plenty of photo moments. Early bird tickets are $95 and regular admission is $120. #RISD150

The RI Philharmonic Orchestra brings the third concert in its TACO Classical Series to The Vets, led by conductor Christian Reif and featuring pianist Estefan Iatcekiw. The program includes Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries, Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto, Dvořák’s The Wood Dove, and Ravel’s La Valse. This performance is supported by TACO and The White Family Foundation.

The Side Effects break away from the usual set list with surprising song combinations, bold leaps across genres, and acoustic reinterpretations of well known favorites. Familiar tunes are reshaped into something fresh and lively with creative transitions and unexpected turns.

The Powerhouse Five, a New England band blending rock, pop, dance, and country, brings an upbeat night to Pub at Park in Cranston that helps shake off the post Turkey feast lull.

Marking a decade of shopping small and supporting local, this Rhode Island holiday marketplace fills Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport) with more than 150 vendors under one roof. Entrepreneurs, artists, Farm Fresh RI partners, Social Venture Enterprises, and businesses owned by veterans, minorities, and people with disabilities showcase distinctive gifts, handmade items, and unique services. Free admission and free parking make it easy for families to spend the day browsing, meeting makers, and celebrating community spirit. This milestone year spotlights the growth of the vendor community and the many shoppers who have helped make the event a Rhode Island tradition.

This seventh annual memorial craft show raises funds for the Parkinson’s Foundation in memory of Sarah-Jane Meyer. Shoppers can explore handmade work from a mix of returning and new makers, discover gifts from local crafters and artisans, enjoy food from the kitchen, take part in raffles for all ages, and contribute to a toy drive supporting children in need. The event takes place at Stone Church. The organizers state that all communication is handled only through sjcreativecafts@gmail.com and caution that any comments or posts claiming to accept crafter spots are not legitimate.

Explore the fascinating world of lichens on a family-friendly guided walk that highlights what these remarkable organisms can reveal about air quality, science, and life on Earth. Some even glow, offering a surprising look at nature’s hidden details. This outing is part of the Greenway Wild Walks offered by the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council in partnership with 15 Minute Field Trips. Walks are led by Melissa of 15 Minute Field Trips and include a hands-on activity, time for exploration, and opportunities to observe wildlife up close. The experience begins on the Woonasquatucket River Greenway at the Manton Pond Site, a restored area that features the Native Plant Garden, the Manton Outdoor Classroom, the Manton Fishway, and examples of stormwater management and streambank restoration. The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council transformed this site into a vibrant place for learning and recreation while advancing river restoration. The walk is open to all ages and moves at an easy, exploratory pace, usually covering about a mile. The Greenway is paved and wheelchair accessible, though it is not plowed or salted in winter. Limited parking is available at the Manton Outdoor Classroom, including handicap spots, with overflow parking nearby. There are no on-site restrooms or water. The program is primarily conducted in English.

KRUSH appears at J&R's Indian Head Pub in Hanson for an evening out.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway for an all-ages event. Support acts may be updated without notice. To ensure a smooth entry, follow venue policies: bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches and all bags are subject to search. Lighters are not permitted. In accordance with city of Boston ordinances, there is no smoking or vaping inside the venue and violations can result in immediate removal. Any medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be adjusted at the discretion of venue management. Tickets are available through a public onsale and through presales including the artist, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and Citizens Bank Live.

At Pawtucket Armory Arts Center, a long-running holiday marketplace brings together more than 65 artists and makers from across New England. Explore a wide range of handmade work, including original paintings, jewelry, ceramics, glass, wood, textiles, photography, and more. Meet the creators, learn about their process, and browse for thoughtful gifts as well as one-of-a-kind pieces to keep. Admission and parking are free, and there is no sales tax on purchases.

A quarterly gathering at Track 15 in Providence brings women together to amplify community impact through collective philanthropy. The evening begins with time to socialize, followed by a member-led meeting where attendees hear brief presentations and vote to select this quarter’s recipient from three nominated nonprofits: Clothes to Kids RI, FeedRI, and Open Door Health. The previous quarter’s beneficiary, Providence Clemente Veterans Initiative, will share how the group’s donation is helping expand its work. After the meeting, attendees can enjoy a drink or dinner at Track 15. 100+ Women Who Care in Rhode Island supports local nonprofits through a democratic giving model and aims to inform and involve its membership while elevating women’s leadership in philanthropy across the state. The event is open to all, guests and potential new members are welcome, there is no membership commitment required to attend, and bringing a friend is encouraged.

Create a custom holiday wreath during a cozy, hands-on workshop at Brewery 44, using fresh evergreens harvested from the farm. Participants can tailor their wreaths with decorations available for purchase during the session, such as bells, bows, bulbs, lights, pinecones, and other seasonal accents. All embellishments are supplied by The Farm and can be paid for at the end by cash, check, or credit card, and personal decorations are not permitted. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and food will be available to buy, and guests may bring their own snacks. An initial payment of $35 covers a farm-fresh wreath, with optional add-ons offered à la carte. This workshop is fully booked.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Support acts may change without prior notice. The venue enforces security policies, including a bag size limit of 12 x 6 x 12 inches, searches of all bags, and a ban on lighters. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under city of Boston rules, and violations can result in removal from the event. Prescription medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may modify the list of prohibited items.

Set at Olde Theater Diner in Coventry, this event centers on dancing. Remember to bring your dancing shoes.

A lively winter market unfolds in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, blending local creativity, flavorful eats, and live entertainment. More than 150 vendors are set across multiple buildings, with a newly added building for 2026. Browse handmade pottery, woodwork, glass pieces, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other goods from Nova Scotian makers. Food trucks are onsite both days, alongside vendors serving baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Look for live music and outdoor tent spaces that enhance the experience. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. Cash is recommended for smoother purchases. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

At Good News Bible Chapel, a holiday craft fair features handmade items, raffles, and a baked-goods table. Shoppers will also find shelter-branded merchandise and small gifts for pets and pet owners. The event offers an expanded space with ample parking. Admission is $2 per person and children attend for free. Proceeds from raffles, baked goods, merchandise and entry fees benefit Friends of the Attleboro Animal Shelter. Vendor applications are being accepted. The fair highlights local small businesses while supporting the shelter.

Daniel James Durand, Steve Mercier, and Henry Peter unite for a single-night showcase at The Tap Cumberland. The trio appears on the same bill for an evening focused on their collaboration.

Ask Alice returns to J & R's Indian Head Pub with a high energy mix of cover songs, blending longtime favorites with unexpected twists. Spanning seven decades of rock, pop, and country, the performance is billed as the soundtrack to a memorable night on the South Shore, with dancing in mind.

Hosted by Knotty Witches, the Yuletide Spirits Market transforms the Taunton Conference Center into a cozy winter setting filled with magical finds. Explore a lineup of 30 curated vendors offering handcrafted gifts, mystical creations, metaphysical treasures, psychic readers, holiday decor, candles, apothecary goods, crystals, and other artisan items. It is an opportunity to support small businesses, discover one of a kind pieces, and savor the season with a touch of witchy charm.

Escada Restaurant & Bar hosts an energetic night with hits made for dancing, spanning the 1970s to the present. Expect a rock driven soundtrack and a lively pace from start to finish.

Listen to live music while you dine. The set features songs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, with a little country mixed in.

Get creative at Berkley Beer Company with a guided craft experience centered on sea glass projects. Choose to make a sea glass tree accented with a battery powered light strand or create a single sea glass wreath with lights. Instructors provide step by step guidance from start to finish, and all primary materials are supplied. You are welcome to bring small personal touches to add to your tree. A variety of glass colors will be available, though specific options may vary. Please note that the listing includes a hold harmless statement for The Art Lab & Gallery regarding any injuries that may occur during classes held on or off the premises.

Discover why fortified wines rank among the most historic, characterful, and long lived styles in the wine world through a class that offers a broad, carefully guided tour of key regions. Trace how producers in Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, and other areas have refined these traditions over centuries. Topics include the power and longevity of Vintage Port, the distinctive complexity of Madeira, and the full spectrum of Sherry, from Fino to the richness of Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez. The discussion also covers the graceful oxidative depth of Banyuls and Maury from France, as well as the aromatic intensity of Marsala from Italy. Along the way, the role of fortification methods, barrel aging, and regional traditions in shaping sweetness, structure, and longevity comes into focus, showing why these wines remain essential to collectors and to great tables around the world. It is an engaging journey through fortified styles that have shaped the global wine landscape and continue to do so. A curated selection of artisanal cheeses and breads complements the wines.

The Lightning are back on their home court for a matchup with the Binghamton Bulldogs. It will be their first home meeting with Binghamton in Pawtucket. This contest is part of the ABA, a men's professional league that began in partnership with the NBA and now features more than 130 teams across the United States. The ABA provides a platform for players working to advance their professional careers. Alumni include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr. J, also known as Julius Irving, and George Gervin. The season spans 20 games from October through April, with playoffs included.

Wicked Daughter returns to J & R's Indian Head Pub with a tribute performance to Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots, mixing fan favorites with deep cuts. The set also features additional 90s alternative and classic rock picks. There is no cover charge. Purchases are cash only, and an ATM is available on site.

Returning to their home court, the New England Lightning face the New Hampshire Kingz after sweeping all three meetings last season. Two of those contests were decided by fewer than ten points, which points to another tight matchup. This game is part of the ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that began in partnership with the NBA. With more than 130 teams across the United States, the ABA offers strong opportunities for players looking to advance their professional careers. Alumni from earlier eras include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Julius 'Dr. J' Irving, George Gervin and many others. The league plays a 20-game schedule each year from October through April, playoffs included.

A multi-chamber networking social for young professionals brings holiday cheer to Something Fishy Inc. The evening features seasonal beverages, light bites, and plenty of chances to build new connections. Tickets are $15 and include one drink ticket, snacks, and a sweet treat. In addition, $5 from each ticket supports a local charity. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards for a chance to win door prizes, including restaurant gift cards.

This all ages show features entry screening, with staff inspecting all items brought onto the property. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under city rules, and lighters, cigarettes, and vape devices are not allowed inside. Bags larger than 10 by 9 inches, backpacks, professional cameras with detachable lenses, video gear, luggage, and similar items are prohibited. Prescription medication must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Weapons are strictly banned, including firearms, explosives, stun guns, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, and knives. Guests arriving with prohibited items will be denied entry, no storage or check area is available, and violations of these policies may result in ejection. Tickets will be available through an artist presale, Ticketmaster presale, Live Nation presale, and a general public onsale, with an additional Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

An indoor seasonal market at Mumford Hall brings twinkling lights, cozy aromas, and a warm sense of community. Explore offerings from 16 vendors featuring handcrafted goods, mystical gifts, artwork, and other festive finds, a helpful stop for last minute holiday shopping. Themes span fantasy, medieval and Halloween inspirations, gothic and horror aesthetics, oddities and curiosities, metaphysical and occult offerings, wellness and apothecary items, and witchcraft with playful whimsy. Look for nods to cryptids, mythology, and folklore alongside celestial touches, botanicals, and handmade creations by authors and artisans, all celebrating the weird and wonderful while atmospheric music sets the tone. Admission is free, onsite parking is free, and animals are not permitted.

Create natural wreaths and discover the Greenway’s winter plants and habitats on a family-friendly guided walk. Hosted by the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council in partnership with 15 Minute Field Trips, this final walk of the season blends hands-on nature learning, creative crafting, and play while highlighting the wildlife and habitats in the community. The outing begins at the Manton Pond site on the Woonasquatucket River Greenway, an area featuring a Native Plant Garden, the Manton Outdoor Classroom, the Manton Fishway, and visible examples of stormwater management and streambank restoration that WRWC has revitalized as an educational and recreational hub. Limited parking is available at the Manton Outdoor Classroom, including accessible spaces, with additional parking farther along the road. Open to all ages, the walk moves at an easy, exploratory pace and is typically about a mile. The path is paved and wheelchair accessible, but it is not plowed or salted in winter. There are no on-site restrooms or water. The program is primarily in English. Participants are welcome to share photos from any Greenway Wild Walk. Greenway Wild Walks are presented by WRWC with 15 Minute Field Trips to connect people of all ages with nearby nature and to encourage curiosity, environmental stewardship, and exploration close to home.

Violin River brings a live celebration of the Grateful Dead to Alchemy in Providence, RI. This early performance is free to attend and welcomes all ages.