This weekend in Coventry, RI

This weekly, one hour community cleanup focuses on caring for the Village of Peace Dale in Wakefield-Peacedale. Participants meet at the Peace Dale Elementary School parking lot and spend an hour tidying the area.

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.

Clan Farquharson will take part in the Highland Festival & Games at The Brooklyn Fairgrounds, a celebration of Scottish heritage featuring traditional heavy athletics, Highland dancing, and the sound of pipes and drums. Clans and heritage groups share culture and history, while vendors offer Scottish goods and flavors. The program brings together competition, music, and cultural presentations to highlight time honored traditions in a welcoming setting.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting meetup in North Attleboro City with Miss Celeste. Bring a project you would like to finish or learn beginner crochet skills in a friendly setting. It offers a chance to reconnect with friends and start early on handmade Christmas gifts.

Best Hoops hosts a fall shooting clinic at Bishop Hendricken High School in Warwick, Rhode Island, designed for boys and girls in grades 1 through 8. The clinic focuses on improving shooting skills to get ready for the upcoming season. Registration is open to reserve a spot.

After heavy rain forced a postponement, Bark on the Beach has been rescheduled. The dog walk will take place at Narragansett Town Beach. Organizers shared that fundraising has already exceeded $50,000 to support pets in their care, with heartfelt thanks to the community, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who contributed or showed up despite the weather.

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.

Spend the day exploring local vendors, enjoying food from Woodfellas Pizza, and testing your aim with axe throwing. Reservations are required for axe throwing.

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.

Broadway comes alive as the 9th Annual Broadway Street Fair transforms Newport into a festive community celebration with local artists and makers, food vendors, family activities, and live entertainment. Little Miss and The Boom makes its debut at this gathering, bringing a signature blend of jazz, blues, swing, rockabilly, vintage glamour, and theatrical charm to the street. Performance time and exact location will be announced. Spend the day shopping, dining, and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere along Broadway in Newport, Rhode Island.

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.

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.

The Attleboro Area Industrial Museum hosts a special screening of Voices of Industry featuring four short oral history films that highlight the businesses and people who shaped Attleboro’s industrial legacy. Viewers hear from Mark Fisher of Swift & Fisher, Tom Greene of Balfour Jewelry, Andrea Guyot Twombly of Guyot Brothers, and Rachel Benavides and Pret Stevenson of the Reeves Company, with each interview exploring company history, individual roles, and the city’s influence on their work. This program is part of AAIM’s ongoing Voices of Industry initiative to record and preserve the stories of the region’s industrial workers and business leaders. Attleboro’s contributions to jewelry making, tool manufacturing, and technology provide the backdrop as the project connects past, present, and future through a growing video archive, refreshed exhibitions, public programs, and educational efforts. The event includes four 15-minute films followed by a brief Q&A. Light refreshments are provided, and admission is free and open to all. Each video was filmed and edited by Ian Opaluch of I.O. Digital Marketing. Presented with support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and the Attleboro, North Attleboro, and Wrentham Cultural Councils. Presented as part of Second Saturdays at the Attleboro Area Industrial Museum, which offers a new topic each month and fresh ways to engage with the stories of Attleboro and the region.

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.

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.

Create a space clearing wand in a relaxed, hands-on workshop led by Maria of Great Hexpectations. The evening starts with a short overview of wand history and uses, then shifts into crafting your own piece designed to move stagnant energy and refresh your space. All supplies are included and snacks are provided. No crafting experience is necessary, since intention and attitude are the focus. This event is likely not child friendly. Cost is $35. You only need to bring yourself and a readiness for a lighthearted night, and how you use your wand afterward is entirely up to you.

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.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, under the direction of William Corriveau, brings theater’s longest-running whodunit to life. A heavy snow traps seven strangers inside Monkswell Manor, and a police sergeant arrives with news that one of them is a murderer. Before he can begin his inquiry, a guest is found dead. Secrets surface, alibis crumble, and suspicion shifts from one room to the next as everyone’s history is put under scrutiny. The question lingers throughout... can the culprit be unmasked before another crime is committed?

The Bit Players deliver a high-energy, quick-fire improv comedy show inspired by the TV favorite Whose Line Is It Anyway. Look for inventive characters, rapid games, and musical moments created entirely on the spot from audience suggestions. Because everything is improvised in the moment, every performance is one of a kind.

Enjoy live music with dinner at Old Theater Diner in Coventry. Expect a lively mix that reaches from 70s flair to 80s energy and 90s favorites, with a touch of country in the blend.

An evening of stand-up in Newport, RI features headliner Tony V, a Boston mainstay with a decades-spanning career. He was named Funniest Person in Massachusetts by Showtime and has appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Comedy Central's Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn, Seinfeld, Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist, Boston Common, and NYPD Blue, along with work on HBO, MTV, and A&E. Film credits include The Town, The Heat, State and Main, and World's Greatest Dad. The lineup also includes Maggie Crane, a comedian, writer, and actor known for dark, personal material, recognized as a New Face at Just For Laughs, with credits on The Daily Show and HBO's Game Theory and roles in The Americans and The Pursuit of Love, as well as tour dates opening for Jerry Seinfeld, Hasan Minhaj, and Maria Bamford. Benny Feldman brings tightly crafted, deadpan one-liners about nature and surreal ideas while performing openly with Tourette syndrome, with appearances at Just For Laughs in Montreal and the Netflix Is A Joke Festival, plus Comedy Central’s Stand-Up Featuring and an interview on Tosh.0. Also on the bill are Tyler Horvath, Tony Sykowski, and Courtney Reynolds, with hosting by Doug Key.

The Amica Newport Marathon and Half Marathon showcases Newport’s coastal scenery with a route that follows oceanfront roads, offers long stretches of waterfront views, and passes the grand mansions along Bellevue Avenue. The race sets out in Newport, Rhode Island, continues through the city and into neighboring Middletown, and takes place on a USTAF certified course that can be used to qualify for the Boston Marathon and other major marathon events. Registration will open soon.

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.

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 returns to Providence at the Rhode Island School of Design, bringing an indoor and outdoor celebration that carries on rain or shine. The focus is on handmade horror and dark creativity, with AI-generated pieces and 3D printed items not permitted to ensure original work by human creators. Browse dark artwork, curiosities, jewelry, horror-themed creations, and other handmade pieces from vendors across the horror and alternative art communities. Highlights include food trucks, an on-site brewery, a costume contest, a drag show, medium readings, sideshow acts, dance performances, an all-abilities art class available throughout the day, and the Project Purple fundraiser. The festival is fully accessible, and parking in Providence is free on Sundays. More vendors, performers, and surprises are on the way. Celebrate spooky season in Providence.

The Italian American parade in Federal Hill is expected to bring back its traditional marching format. Attendees can look forward to the familiar procession that has been part of this event.

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.

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.

Phantom Farms Brewing in Cumberland, Rhode Island presents an electrifying Nashville tribute to Morgan Wallen, highlighting his biggest hits in a concert-style experience. Up-and-coming Nashville vocalists lead the show with a backing band of first-call studio musicians, delivering tight arrangements and a polished sound. This nationally touring production captures the sound, spirit, and excitement of a Morgan Wallen performance.

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.

Step into the 1970s and early 1980s with original members of Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band as they reflect on their work on influential albums, life on tour, and how their music helped define a distinctive genre that still resonates. Ticket and showtime details will be announced soon.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a family friendly trunk or treat in the Putnam Runnings parking lot. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes, decorate their vehicles, and bring candy to share. Car lovers can showcase Halloween themed builds while everyone enjoys treats and a spooky afternoon together.

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap is staged under the direction of William Corriveau. Celebrated as the longest running stage mystery, this classic gathers seven strangers at Monkswell Manor when a snowstorm leaves them cut off. A police sergeant arrives with a stark warning that a killer is in their midst, yet before the inquiry can fully begin, one guest is found dead. Secrets and motives come to light as suspicion shifts from one person to another, and the question becomes whether the culprit can be identified before someone else is harmed. This production is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

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

Enjoy a pasta party that blends fun with skill-building. Participants play with tastes and textures while mixing and rolling fresh pasta dough, shaping it into fettuccine, simmering a rich tomato sauce, and creating lightly sweet cannoli rolls. Instruction is provided throughout to guide each step of the cooking. The menu is vegetarian.

The Jus-Tus Band performs music highlighted by refined harmonies.

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.

Settle in for a Sunday night filled with classic country music and dancing. The kitchen will be open with meals available, and there is a $10 cover.

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.

A lively Sunday get-together at O'Brien's is hosted by Mel.