Free events in Johnston, RI

A seasonal mini market pops up in the parking lot of Shri Yoga, bringing together a variety of producers from the area. The market participates in Fresh Bucks, including SNAP/EBT with Bonus Bucks, and also accepts WIC FMNP and Senior FMNP. Under the Sun Farm offers a weekly produce CSA pickup at the market. Free parking is available on site, and the location can be reached by public transit.

A performance by Stone Cold Gypsies takes place at the Blackstone Boulevard Trolley Shelter, presented as part of an annual series of free concerts. Registration is recommended.

Enjoy Kizomba and Urban Kiz on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge, with dancing under the city lights of Providence. This free social welcomes all levels, from complete beginners to experienced dancers. No partner or previous experience is required. Bring water and invite a friend who has been wanting to try it.

Sing your favorites at Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina during recurring karaoke nights with an upbeat crowd. There is no cover charge. Enjoy food and cocktails while you cheer on performers or take a turn at the microphone, with songs ranging from power ballads to 90s throwbacks. Expect lively energy and plenty of sing-along moments.

The RI Grown Farmers Market brings local agriculture to Goddard Memorial State Park with a welcoming mix of producers and seasonal goods. In the first weeks, the focus includes bedding and hanging plants, cut flowers, meat, early vegetable crops, honey, and maple syrup. As summer harvests arrive, more vendors take part and the selection of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and favorite foods expands. The market highlights the people who grow and make these products and provides a friendly setting to explore fresh, locally grown offerings.

A free celebration on the Pawtucket River features thrilling dragon boat races, live cultural performances, authentic cuisine, and a popular dumpling eating contest. Produced by the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council with support from the Luke Charitable Foundation, it highlights Asian culture and invites people to reconnect with the rivers of Rhode Island's Blackstone Valley.