Events in Kent County, RI

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 offers a refreshed course layout. The starting point has changed and the route will be run in the opposite direction, bringing views of colorful fall foliage and trestle bridges just before the finish. The event features both running and walking on the Coventry Greenway. Community involvement is welcomed through volunteer opportunities, donating sneakers to keep them out of the landfill, and cheering for participants along the route. Team discounts are available.

Beginning breastfeeding can feel like a lot to navigate, yet with clear instruction and encouragement it can become manageable and rewarding. Healthy Babies, Happy Moms offers a Breastfeeding Class that helps expectant parents gain knowledge, practical skills, and confidence for the start of their feeding journey. It is well suited for those in the third trimester, and partners are encouraged to attend as part of the support team. The class covers the benefits of breastfeeding, prenatal breast assessment, how the breast works, positioning and breast support, recognizing suck patterns and achieving a comfortable latch, as well as common concerns that can arise for both babies and mothers. Taught by an experienced lactation team in East Greenwich, the session provides a welcoming setting to ask questions and practice hands-on techniques so participants feel more prepared for the early days and weeks with a new baby. Registration is required, enrollment is limited to keep the experience personal, and the fee is $75 per couple.

Jane Rollins and the other participating artist will display their work at Scribe, a studio in East Greenwich. The studio is listed as stop 10 on the tour map.

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

Learn the basics of trapping in Rhode Island through an introductory classroom program. Topics include equipment, trap types, regulations, ethics, safety, and responsible practices. Participants can learn from experienced trappers and gain an introduction to the skills and knowledge needed to get started. Space is limited, and registration is required. Further details will be emailed to registered participants.

Build a foundation for meditation in a welcoming, beginner friendly class at Warwick Public Library led by instructor Alicia Mastrangelo. Explore what meditation is and what it is not, sample several styles, practice a simple technique, and learn about resources that can support a personal routine. The session offers time for questions and wraps up with a brief guided meditation. Participants may bring a notebook and writing utensils for note taking. Alicia Mastrangelo is a certified Usui Shiki Ryoho Reiki Master Teacher, a Spiritual Healer certified through the James Van Praagh School of Mystical Arts, and the owner of Live It Love It Wellness. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Lift your voice in harmony with friends new and old at a welcoming singing gathering. Rooted in a timeless tradition that fosters connection and healing, it brings people together through song. No music experience is required, only an interest in singing together. Kelly facilitates, sometimes leading songs, and also encourages others to step forward and lead if inspired.

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.

A new gathering at Endeavors And More invites crocheters and knitters to bring their current projects and stitch alongside fellow makers in a friendly, low-key setting. This is not a class, but an open social session to relax, share ideas, and spend creative time together. Participants can drop in briefly or stay for the full session. Seating is limited, and reservations can be made by calling or stopping by the shop.

Baby Boot Camp offers expectant and new parents, partners, and grandparents practical guidance and hands-on education for caring for a newborn. Topics include basic newborn care, bathing and diapering, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, safe sleep, soothing a fussy baby, and postpartum recovery during the early weeks. Led by the Healthy Babies, Happy Moms team, the class provides a welcoming space to ask questions and build confidence in caring for baby and supporting one another.

Hosted by Beth Zell, this hands-on workshop guides participants in crafting a fused glass trinket bowl from start to finish. During online purchase, select a base color such as turquoise, green, plum, or amber, then add coordinating frit for extra depth and sparkle. In class, arrange glass pieces, decorative accents, and textured elements to create a design that is uniquely your own. After the session, each piece is kiln fired and draped to form its sculptural bowl shape. Finished work will be available for pickup after firing. Pickup is at Beth’s House in North Kingstown, and an alternate studio pickup can be arranged if that location is not convenient. Contact information will be gathered during class so you can be notified when your bowl is ready. All materials are provided, instruction is included, and beginners are welcome. The finished piece works well for holding jewelry, keys, and other small items or as a colorful display accent.

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.

Harbor Lights presents a head-to-head piano spectacular led by Greg Asadoorian, a favorite across Rhode Island and the resident entertainer at Aruba’s Sopranos Piano Bar. The show is built on audience requests, quick musical improv, and playful competition at the keys, creating a lively mix of sing-alongs, comedy, and high-energy performances from start to finish. An optional pre-show dinner is available by reservation and features a curated menu. Advance tickets are required for entry, and walk-ins will not be admitted. Settle in for two hours of spirited musical battles and memorable sing-alongs in a dynamic, interactive atmosphere.

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.

Celebrate the season at a family-friendly festival featuring more than 150 vendors, entertainment, and food trucks. Admission and parking are free.

Discover how Modern Dog Training helps turn pups into well behaved companions at a casual Pup Cup Pop-Up at Rumford Pet Center in Warwick. Chat with the training team, learn about their positive, science based approach, and get answers to general questions about training and available programs. Dogs receive a complimentary pup cup to enjoy while their humans learn. This is an informational session only, so no formal training will take place and specific, personalized advice will not be provided.

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

Celebrate a wedding with an afternoon of line dancing at the place where the couple fell in love dancing. The celebration is open to their Facebook friends who dance with them, with a $15 cash cover payable at the door.

Set in the Grand Ballroom at Harbor Lights, Frequency & Frost is a three-part winter sound bath series guided by Tricia Kennedy, RYT 500. Each gathering weaves together restorative or gentle yoga, immersive sound, breathwork, and thoughtful ritual to encourage slowing down, self-connection, and seasonal renewal. The Release eases tension and stress with supportive postures and soothing sound for deep rest. Sacred Hearth, a cacao-centered evening, invites meditation, intention setting, and a heart-opening sound experience in honor of the Winter Solstice. The Return offers a multisensory blend of gentle movement, breath practices, vibroacoustic sound, and essential oils to support balance and fresh beginnings. Attend one session or experience the full arc from letting go to renewal across all three. Pricing is $40 for The Release, $50 for Sacred Hearth, and $40 for The Return, or $110 for the full series. After submitting the registration form, an invoice will be sent through Toast and reservations are confirmed once payment is completed.

Enjoy great food at Boomerangs Roadhouse.

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.

Enjoy an evening of country dancing with lessons, a cash bar and kitchen, and basket raffles. Admission supports Children’s Wishes and The Tomorrow Fund.

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

Kenny Hopkins & The Buzz bring a rocking performance to Dan's Place.

Burger Night combines burgers and live music, featuring $19.95 specials that include a burger, your choice of side, and a domestic draft, house wine, or soda. Kalifornia Karl performs live. There is no cover charge, and the event is open to everyone.

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

Enjoy treats and beverages after singing Christmas carols in The Mayes building.

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.

Celebrate the season with a cozy pajama party breakfast at Harbor Lights, designed for families and Santa fans of all ages. The morning features a generous holiday buffet with fresh fruit, cinnamon rolls and muffins, scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, maple roasted sausage, a tater tot casserole with onions and peppers and cheddar, cinnamon swirl French toast, and sugar crusted waffles. A hot cocoa bar and an indoor s’mores station add extra sweetness, complete with a chocolate fountain, marshmallows, graham crackers and other treats. Kids and grown-ups can get creative with holiday crafts, then visit themed photo spots for pictures with Santa. Festive beverages round out the experience. Reservations are required. Adults are 30 dollars and children 12 and under are 15 dollars. A 45 dollar deposit secures the table. Taxes and gratuities are additional, with a 20 percent gratuity automatically applied to parties larger than 10. When reserving, include the number of adults, the number of children and any needed highchairs. Highchairs are available on request, and booster seats are not provided. Availability is limited and tends to fill completely.

Celebrate the season with Santa’s Breakfast at Harbor Lights, a family-friendly pajama party featuring a festive morning spread and plenty of holiday fun. Guests can wear their favorite holiday pajamas and enjoy a holiday breakfast buffet with fresh fruit, cinnamon rolls and muffins, scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, maple roasted sausage, a tater tot casserole with onions and peppers and cheddar cheese, cinnamon swirl French toast, and waffles with a sugar crust. Sweet extras include a hot cocoa bar and an indoor s’mores station with a chocolate fountain, marshmallows, graham crackers, and other treats. Creative activities and styled photo opportunities with Santa add to the celebration, and holiday-themed drinks are available. Reservations are required. Pricing is $30 for adults and $15 for children 12 and under, with a $45 deposit to secure the reservation. Taxes and gratuity are additional, and a 20 percent gratuity is automatically added for parties exceeding 10 people. When reserving, provide the total number of adults and children and the number of highchairs needed. Highchairs are available on request, and booster seats are not available. Early booking is recommended, as this event often sells out.

Celebrate the season with a lively blend of timeless Irish Christmas carols, contemporary holiday favorites played with Irish instrumentation, original songs, and fresh Irish dance tunes. The performance also features spirited Irish dancing, spontaneous jokes and banter, a children’s choir, and meaningful Christmas ballads with lush string arrangements. Its mix of music, dance, and humor creates an interactive holiday experience for audiences of all ages.

Held in the Grand Ballroom at Harbor Lights, this three-part winter sound bath series with Tricia Kennedy, RYT 500, invites a season of stillness, warmth, and renewal. Each gathering weaves restorative yoga, immersive sound, breathwork, and simple ritual to help you slow down and reconnect. This installment, Sacred Hearth: The Cacao Session, honors the Winter Solstice with a heart-centered cacao ceremony, guided meditation, intention setting, and a soothing sound bath. Participants may attend a single session or experience the full arc from release to renewal. Pricing is The Release at $40, Sacred Hearth at $50, and The Return at $40, or all three for $110. After the sign-up form is submitted, an invoice is sent through Toast, and reservations are confirmed once payment is completed.

Frequency & Frost is a three-part winter sound bath series featuring restorative and gentle yoga, immersive sound, breathwork, meditation, and intentional rituals. The sessions offer different seasonal experiences, including relaxation and stress release, a heart-centered cacao ceremony with intention setting, and a multisensory journey with vibroacoustic sound and essential oils. Attend an individual session or book all three as a journey from release to renewal.

A weekend gathering centered on scrapbooking in Warwick, Rhode Island.