Events in Coventry today

Now in its fourth year, this multi-day line dance gathering takes place at Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport) with workshops led by internationally recognized instructors alongside local instructors from across the Northeast. Dancers at every level, from beginners to advanced, can rotate through five daytime workshop rooms, with a classics session offered each hour, then continue in three ballrooms each evening. Special guests include Scott Blevins and Ria Vos. The teaching team features John Robinson, Rosie Multari, Cody Flowers, Rhoda Lai, Dancin' Dean, Rona Kaye, Dan and Kelly Albro, Rob Holley, Lynne Martino, Chris Jacques, Bradley Mather, and Steve Lescarbeau. Music comes from five DJs, Craig Statt, Tina Foster, Mike Diven, Rebecca Fulford, and Mary Kaye Johnson. The hotel sits just off I-95 and about a mile from the TF Green Providence airport in Warwick, Rhode Island. The event is directed by Steve and Laurie Cavanaugh, Jill Weiss, and Kevin Fritz. A previous edition drew more than 400 dancers.

Registration is open for the Valley Girls Women’s League at Valley Country Club, a welcoming golf league for women that pairs relaxed rounds with great company on the course. It is open to non-members and welcomes golfers of every experience level, whether you are brand new or seasoned. The one-time registration fee is $100 and weekly dues are $40 with a cart included. Each participant receives an official league shirt, a sleeve of balls, and a set of tees. Prizes are offered throughout the season, and the experience concludes with an end-of-season banquet.

At Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self Empowerment Center, Stephanie Beaupre leads a Yin Yoga practice that encourages you to slow the pace, release tension, and turn inward. Expect unhurried, longer-held poses supported by mindful breathing and steady awareness. This approach gently addresses the body’s deeper connective tissues, including fascia, joints, ligaments, and tendons, while also creating space for mental and emotional ease. The experience is calming and grounding, offering a counterbalance to the busyness of everyday life. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned practitioners, the session welcomes modifications and supportive props so you can explore your edge with comfort and care. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any preferred props such as blankets, bolsters, or blocks.

A weekly Thursday series from 2nd To None celebrates the season in the city. It continues in any weather and includes a complete menu from the outdoor grill.

Set in the Harbor Lights Waterfront Tent, this Full Moon Yoga and Sound Bath blends a gentle slow flow with resonant sound to support reflection, release, and renewal in sync with the lunar phase. Guided by Tricia Kennedy, RYT 500, the practice features mindful poses that create space for letting go and affirming new intentions. The yoga is followed by a soothing sound bath with crystal singing bowls tuned to the body's energy centers, fostering deep relaxation, mental clarity, and a sense of peace. Admission is $40 per class or $100 for all three sessions. Please bring a blanket, yoga mat, pillow, and water, dress in comfortable clothing, and consider bug spray.

The Parlour Providence hosts a lineup featuring Mad Caddies with The Supervillains and Joey Harkum. Mad Caddies are long associated with California’s third wave of ska, and their music blends bright, buoyant ska with touches of reggae, punk, pop, surf, and even traditional jazz. Over the years they have carried this versatile sound to stages around the globe. In 2018 they released Punk Rocksteady, a covers collection honoring four decades of punk, reimagining twelve songs in their own style.

Karaoke fills Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina with big voices and an upbeat vibe. The mic is open for everything from soaring ballads to 90s throwbacks and more. There is no cover, and the restaurant and cantina serve food and cocktails. These karaoke nights take place on Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays.

Picasso's Pizza & Pub hosts a weekly trivia night that welcomes devoted quiz enthusiasts as well as casual players. Expect prizes, drinks, and plenty of laughs, with a little learning and friendly competition that puts your brainpower to work.

This weekly RI Grown farmers market at Goddard Memorial State Park highlights local growers and producers with a seasonal mix of goods. In the first few weeks, shoppers will find bedding and hanging plants, fresh cut flowers, meat, early vegetable harvests, honey, and maple syrup. As traditional summer crops come in, more vendors participate and the selection grows. It is a friendly setting to meet the people who raise and grow your vegetables, fruit, flowers, and favorite foods while supporting local agriculture.

The Old Fiddlers Club brings a lively set of traditional tunes to the Brooklyn Fair. The performance features melodies handed down through generations, creating an energetic, timeless soundtrack for a day at the fair. Fairgoers can pause to listen and enjoy the spirit of traditional fiddling.

Salsa on the Bridge brings an open-air Latin dance experience to the Providence Pedestrian Bridge in collaboration with Del Alma Dance Company. Everyone is welcome, from newcomers to seasoned dancers, and no partner is needed. Expect upbeat music, plenty of social dancing, and a welcoming community vibe with views of the Providence skyline. Comfortable shoes, positive energy, and a love of rhythm and movement are encouraged.

Casual Commander games take place every Friday night at CH2 Collectibles. Bring a deck and $5 for entry. The winner gets their choice of packs. Feel free to bring a friend.

This free summer concert at Coventry Town Hall Annex is part of a series showcasing local musicians. Attendees can bring a blanket or lawn chair to relax during the show. Entry opens half an hour before the music begins, and if it rains the performance shifts to Sunday. Food is available from Wicked Cheesy, LLC through the season’s dedicated food truck.

Track 15 hosts a summer-long Friday evening series that mixes performances by local musicians with contributions from poets, makers, painters, and others. Spanning a twenty week run, it spotlights Rhode Island creativity in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Food from local vendors and cold beverages create a picnic style vibe, and the lawn offers a comfortable place to take in a single set or linger for the entire night. Admission is free and open to all ages, with a strong focus on homegrown talent.

The Buzz sets a summertime soundtrack at Marasco’s with a performance that also supports a fundraiser for CLCF Football. Everyone is welcome to attend, and participation in the fundraising effort is optional.

RED LIGHT brings a high-energy party to Center Stage at The Brooklyn Fairgrounds with a tribute to party rock that spans modern country rock, classic rock, and pop rock. Honored as one of CT’s top bands for more than ten years, the group features three dynamic lead vocalists, four-part harmonies, a tight rhythm section with a big backbeat, and hard-driving guitars. The set is built to keep the crowd moving from start to finish, and the fair atmosphere, complete with food and rides, adds to the fun. Once the red light flips on, the party begins.

Qualifying Round 4 of the Battle of the Bands takes place at Medici, where four bands compete for a spot in the PVD Fest final that will determine this year's winner. The lineup features Teevio and the Aces, Ike Dee + the 3, The XTet, and Secert Joy. The venue offers food and features a cocktail menu.

Melissa from Get in Line RI hosts line dancing at The Rally. Admission is $5 and includes dance floor access and a complimentary drink. Reservations are available for seats near the dance floor so you can enjoy food and drinks before, during, and after the dancing. The schedule rotates to welcome every level. Beginner-focused parties feature only easy line dances and a few partner dances. All-request nights cater to more experienced dancers and open the floor to a wider range of favorites. There are also throwback editions dedicated to classic country line dance music from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Each gathering kicks off with a short lesson, with beginner instruction on beginner nights and a high beginner or improver routine on the all-request nights. After the lesson, the music is driven by requests, with partner dances sprinkled throughout.

Celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States at an inaugural Military History Expo at Coventry Community Center. Admission is free for everyone. Expect a 50/50 raffle, an item raffle, and bingo with an 1860s theme. Historical attire is encouraged but optional. Individuals or groups interested in exhibiting can request table details via direct message. Exhibitors representing any era of American military history are welcome.

Find discounted minnies along with other items, plus a range of specialty food vendors serving baked treats, sweet and savory selections, and offerings from food trucks. Family-friendly activities include face painting and a petting zoo, and there will be live entertainment.

A free, sensory-friendly Touch-a-Truck event hosted by Bierman Autism Centers is coming to Warwick. Children can get close to fire trucks, police cars, and construction vehicles, climb aboard, look around, try the horn, and talk with the people who operate them. Designed with children with autism ages 2 to 9 in mind, this outdoor experience welcomes all. Activities and games will be hands-on and accessible for a range of abilities, with snacks available. Guests can also tour the center, meet the team, and learn more about the space. A quiet area will be set aside for breaks to support a calm, welcoming experience so each child can explore at a comfortable pace.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome for a relaxed lunch in a scenic setting. Enjoy a meal while pups explore and unwind in a pet-friendly atmosphere, with pup-focused menu specials available. It offers a laid-back chance for dogs to socialize and for people to meet new furry friends.

The MSK Legacy Foundation Annual Golf Tournament takes place at Cranston Country Club. Participants will register on site, then head to the course for tee off as part of this annual gathering.

WaterFire Providence brings a full lighting to WaterFire - Waterplace Park in the heart of Providence. Programming on shore features vendors and performers, all leading to a large scale lighting experience. Attendees can add their own light to the night.

Roc-Kin’-On returns to the Brooklyn Fair for a high-energy show on the Center Stage. The set features live music, room to dance, and plenty of fair food to enjoy with friends.

Learn the basics of stained glass with Dawn Bailey of DAB Stained Glass LLC during her first workshop at Crystal Visions. Create a lotus flower piece, choosing up to two colors when you sign up. All glass pieces are prepared in advance, cut, ground, and taped, so you can focus on soldering, then take your finished work home the same day. No experience is required and all materials are included. After registering, contact Dawn to confirm your color choices.

The Murder Junkies are back at Alchemy with a bill that also features The Frenzy of Tongs and Typhoid Mary Scumbari. The show brings all three acts together on one stage.

Registration is open for the 2026 Slater-Grimes Memorial Golf Tournament at Cranston Country Club. Participants can register online, and questions can be directed to Patti Tessier or Ami Sinclair.

A lively marketplace inside Providence Place Mall in downtown Providence spotlights Rhode Island’s creative energy, culture, and enterprising spirit. Browse handmade pieces, locally crafted products, and distinctive finds from artisans, makers, and small businesses across the state. It offers a chance to discover authentic local brands while supporting the entrepreneurs who help shape nearby communities. Whether you are seeking a thoughtful gift, a memorable keepsake, or simply something uniquely Rhode Island, this vibrant shopping experience invites you to explore and uncover new favorites.

One Love Mondays at JA Patty is a weekly gathering for the community and the hospitality industry, rooted in collaboration, encouragement, and the One Love spirit. Industry friends, neighborhood supporters, local businesses, and creatives are all welcome. Participants can place an order in person or online from JA Patty on Mondays. Mentioning the One Love Mondays post or event typically includes a small bonus, often a taste of something new being tested. There is also an optional social boost, such as checking in on Facebook, posting a story, commenting on the event, or tagging the restaurant, which is appreciated but not required. JA Patty extends the support in return. Restaurants and food businesses that share their visit can choose a day for JA Patty to stop by their place and show the same love. Assistance is available for setting up a Facebook event for anyone interested in hosting a One Love day or a similar effort. Participation is open to any business or individual and centers on building community beyond the industry.

These narrated boat tours along the Providence River explore the city’s past through lively stories of colonial characters, architectural highlights, triumphs, quirks, and scandals. Viewing familiar landmarks from the water offers a new perspective, linking the river to the growth of Rhode Island’s capital. Marking its 35th season, this long-running tradition welcomes both residents and visitors. Reservations are recommended since seats often fill quickly, and tours operate weather permitting. The experience has been honored as Best Local Tour statewide by Best of Rhode Island, named Best City Tour by Yankee Magazine, recognized as Member of the Year by GoProvidence.com, and awarded the Mary J. Brennan Tourism Award by the RI Hospitality Association.

Industry Night at Trinity Brewhouse offers featured draft pours along with half off wings.

Learn the basics of line dancing at TriCity Elks Lodge 14 with instruction designed for absolute beginners and beginners, and no partner or prior experience required. Each session focuses on foundational terminology and step patterns, with a new move introduced to build confidence and muscle memory. New material is added regularly, and between lessons there are quick one wall reviews of a couple of dances covered in recent sessions. This is a FLEX Night featuring four line dance sessions, with the Improver class designated as Session 2, and participants can arrive earlier to warm up or stay later for a challenge. Pricing options include the Flex Pass at $15 for access to multiple sessions in a single visit. Single session pricing is also available, with Beginner Lessons in Session 1 at $10, the Improver class in Session 2 at $5, the Intermediate/Advanced lesson in Session 3 at $5, and Intermediate/Advanced requests in Session 4 at $5.

Get in Line RI presents an evening tailored to intermediate and advanced line dancers, designed in two parts for learning and practice. The first segment focuses on step-by-step instruction for a brand new routine, followed by a refresher of material covered in the previous lesson. The second segment turns into a request-driven dance session featuring routines taught in prior classes, supported by a master list so you can easily choose what to dance. Comfortable clothing and supportive shoes are recommended, and a full bar will be available for beverages. This is a FLEX Night with four sessions offered throughout the evening. The intermediate and advanced portion is split into Session 3 for instruction and Session 4 for requests, and participants may arrive earlier to warm up or stay later to challenge themselves. Pricing options include a Flex Pass at $15 for access to all sessions, or single-session choices priced at $10 for Session 1 beginner lessons, $5 for Session 2 improver lessons, $5 for Session 3 intermediate/advanced instruction, and $5 for Session 4 intermediate/advanced requests. This event is best suited for dancers who already know the basics and have taken some improver-level classes.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Black Sheep Providence with an open mic that welcomes every kind of singer, from first timers to full-on divas. Bring your crew, grab a drink, and turn an ordinary night into a Friday-worthy celebration.

Par and Tackle hosts Music Bingo with Shoener Entertainment, open to dedicated music fans as well as anyone simply looking to unwind and have fun. Reservations are recommended.

Experience an evening of live magic paired with dinner. Seating is limited, so reserving a table in advance is recommended.