Events in North Kingstown today

Open to the public at Follett's Tavern at Valley Country Club, this burger-focused special offers a complete meal for $19.95. Choose your style of burger, including a build-your-own, the Follett's Tavern Burger, the Valley Mac Burger, a turkey option, or a rotating featured burger. Round it out with fries, fruit, or chips, and sip a domestic draft, house wine, or soft drink.

Every Wednesday, the space stays open a little later to host a crafting group. Participants bring their current projects and work alongside others while enjoying conversation over coffee or a pastry.

This beginner-friendly skating class is designed for families, offering patient instruction for children and for adults who want to learn alongside them. After the lesson, participants can continue skating for the rest of the session at no additional charge. Rental gear and safety equipment are included with the class. Registration is available online or in person. For minors, a parent or guardian must be present and must sign a waiver for participation.

A gathering for knitters, quilters, and crafters in the Community Room. Bring your own equipment and supplies and spend time on personal projects while connecting with fellow enthusiasts. All skill levels are welcome, from beginners to seasoned pros. Find inspiration for new projects, ask questions, and exchange tips and advice.

Par & Tackle hosts Ladies’ Night with 20 percent off the bill when food is purchased. The specials change each week, so there is always something new to try. It offers a simple way to relax with friends and enjoy good company. Reservations are recommended.

Father 2 Father is a peer-based support group where dads connect to share experiences, build relationships, and encourage one another as they strive to be their best for their children, their families, and themselves. Conversations may cover parenting and co-parenting, child welfare, recovery, relationships, and other related topics. The group meets every other week, and light dinner and refreshments are available.

Trivia enthusiasts gather at Newport Marriott Hideaway Terrace in Newport for a spirited quiz night that welcomes all knowledge levels. The evening features brews, laughs, and learning, with friendly competition as teams go head to head. The event is associated with the hashtag #wriktrivia.

A casual morning meetup focused on Mahjong, paired with coffee and pastries. Attendees are encouraged to bring a Mahjong set and invite a few friends. Start and end are flexible, so arriving a little early or staying afterward is fine. An instructor is planned for a future session.

A free blood pressure and wellness clinic is available in the Trustees Room, staffed by nurses from Visiting Nurse Home & Hospice. Services include blood pressure checks and other vital sign assessments, with periodic cholesterol and glucose screenings. Attendees can also receive general health guidance, have medications reviewed, and get answers to health-related questions.

Registration is open for the Valley Girls Women’s League at Valley Country Club, a friendly golf league focused on fun rounds and great camaraderie. Non‑members are welcome, and golfers of every skill level can take part. The one‑time registration fee is $100, and weekly dues are $40 with a cart included and no extra fees. Participants receive a league shirt, a sleeve of balls, and a set of tees. Prizes are offered throughout the season, and everything wraps up with an end‑of‑season banquet. For details or to register, use the QR code on the flyer or contact the clubhouse at 401-821-1115 Ext. 2.

Settle into a soothing Yin Yoga class with Stephanie Beaupre at Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self-Empowerment Center. This practice features long, unhurried holds, mindful breathing, and quiet awareness to help you slow the pace, soften the body, and reconnect with yourself. Yin targets the deeper connective tissues of the body, including fascia, joints, ligaments, and tendons, while creating space for mental calm and emotional release. It welcomes practitioners of every level, with options and supportive props encouraged so you can explore your edge comfortably. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any preferred supports such as blankets, bolsters, or blocks.

2nd To None brings Summer in the City to life each Thursday, rain or shine. The weekly gathering features a full outdoor grill menu.

This weekly trivia night at Picasso's Pizza brings together teams and solo players for a lighthearted contest of smarts. Expect a blend of clever questions, laughs, and friendly rivalry, with prizes up for grabs and drinks available. It suits seasoned quizzers as well as newcomers.

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.

Tickets are available for Rhode Island’s end-of-summer roots music tradition, presenting three days of performances across three stages. There is ample room to relax, enjoy food and drinks, take a swim, and dance, with a covered 800-square-foot dance floor on site. The festival is family friendly, with free admission for children 12 and under. Campers can choose to arrive a day early, and the opening day features a full slate of music.

Don’t Think Twice returns to Captain’s Resto-Bar in a lively waterfront setting. Scenic views, upbeat vibes, and good food set the scene for great music and high energy throughout the event.

The Bit Players deliver a high-energy live improv comedy show packed with quick-witted characters, playful games, and spontaneous musical numbers. Inspired by the TV series Whose Line Is It Anyway, the ensemble creates every moment from audience suggestions, making each performance completely one of a kind.

Explore fresh produce and thoughtfully crafted goods at a weekly summertime market that celebrates local farmers and small business owners. The atmosphere encourages neighbors to connect over food, handmade items, and the season’s bounty. Farm tours are available at the information table. Admission and parking are free, and the site is served by RIPTA, with bike racks available. Accessibility features include designated parking and a restroom, along with a level lawn and packed dirt driveways in the market area. For everyone’s comfort, please leave pets at home.

RetroXpo returns this fall with a day-long celebration of pop culture at the Longplex Family and Sports Center. Explore booths from vendors and artists featuring vintage toys, comics, and gaming, all in a lively atmosphere. Vendor applications are open, and tickets will be available soon.

Retroxpo admission is 7.00, and the strategic tournament entry fee is 20.00. Each participant receives four booster packs with entry. The winning team will share a full booster box, with additional promo prizes available, and Overlord challenges will be awarded. Pre-registration is available.

Bring a polite pup for a laid back lunch in a scenic setting. Enjoy your meal while dogs relax and explore in a welcoming, dog friendly space, with special menu items created for canines. Expect a lighthearted atmosphere, plenty of fun, and chances for pets to mingle and make new pals.

An inviting card share offers a supportive place to learn, practice, and read together. Explore tarot, oracle, and other decks while connecting with fellow enthusiasts in a relaxed setting. Beginners and experienced readers are equally welcome, and no prior experience is required. The investment is $10.

The Bit Players deliver a rapid-fire night of improv, creating every scene from audience suggestions. Their live show follows the playful, game-driven style popularized by the TV series Whose Line Is It Anyway, blending quick characters, interactive challenges, and spontaneous musical numbers. Because everything is built on the spot, each performance is different.

The annual Black Goose running festival will take place at a new venue, Quonset Point. The event has been moved from its usual home at Pierce Field due to construction. A registration discount is available with the code BLACK.

Haunted New England is a coastal Halloween art experience created for kids and families. Inspired by weathered lighthouses, foggy ghost ships, haunted seaside cottages, watchful ravens, witches, and legendary creatures of the Atlantic, this collection blends seaside charm with a touch of spooky fun. Participants paint premium laser-cut wood signs featuring bold, easy-to-follow artwork designed for Hammer & Stain Wickford. The projects are beginner friendly for ages 8 and up and work well for first-time makers or family groups. Choose from 6×16 inch planks, 12 inch squares, or 12 inch rounds, then customize your piece with classic Halloween colors, metallic accents, or glitter to create a unique decoration or handmade gift. Each design nods to moonlit shores, windswept harbors, and maritime folklore, leaving plenty of room for personal creativity. Whether crafting together in the studio or finishing at home, bring a bit of autumn by the sea into your decor.

Serendipity performs an outdoor set on the deck at Captain's resto bar. Attendees can expect a fun setting with food, drinks for adults, and a beautiful view in a welcoming atmosphere.

Justin Hayward brings The Story In Your Eyes Tour to the stage, highlighting the singular voice and expressive guitar work that have shaped popular music for more than five decades. Known as the vocalist, lead guitarist, and composer for The Moody Blues, he wrote enduring favorites like Nights in White Satin, Question, New Horizons, Tuesday Afternoon, The Voice, Your Wildest Dreams, and I Know You're Out There Somewhere. With songs recognized around the world and a steady commitment to performing, this concert celebrates a legacy that continues to resonate.

Eternal is set for Chelo’s Waterfront Bar & Grille. The event brings Eternal to this waterfront bar and grille.

A free night for anyone age 13 and older to relax and explore their creative side through painting. Registration is required.