Events in Providence, RI

A playgroup designed for babies who are beyond tummy time and scooting all around, celebrating the curious stage of early exploration that differs from the first few months. It is a special session just for early movers to play and explore. No registration required.

At Northern Thrift, this sale offers 50 percent off all clothing. White ticket items and the ticket of the week do not qualify for the discount. For details, please contact the store.

At Kingston Free Library, little ones can enjoy a playful session of nursery rhymes, fingerplays, stories, songs, and movement activities. The program is geared toward children from birth to age 3, and all are welcome. Activities take place outdoors in pleasant weather or indoors otherwise.

All watercolor artists, from beginners to experienced painters, are invited to bring their own projects and materials for a relaxed session focused on personal work. This is a casual, non-class environment where you can paint at your own pace and enjoy conversation with fellow enthusiasts. Please arrive prepared with everything you need, including your current project and supplies.

Experience a mini market series set up in the Shri Yoga parking lot, featuring local producers. The market accepts Fresh Bucks for SNAP/EBT with Bonus Bucks and also welcomes WIC FMNP and Senior FMNP. Under the Sun Farm offers a weekly produce CSA for pickup at the market. Parking on site is free. It is about a 10 minute walk from the Pawtucket-Central Falls transit center, or take Route 72 to Dexter opposite Congress, then continue to Pine Street along Congress.

Learn how to recognize phishing emails and other email scams in a clear, practical class that explains the tactics used to make fake messages seem real. Explore real-world examples and leave with simple steps you can use right away to protect your personal information. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Commander Night brings players together for creative, strategy-driven deck-building and play in a welcoming community setting. It is open to experienced Commander fans as well as newcomers seeking guidance. A selection of preconstructed decks is available to use immediately, so participation does not require bringing a deck. Knowledgeable staff provide tips and advice to help refine gameplay and answer questions. Held weekly, it offers an ongoing opportunity to connect with like-minded players and enjoy the camaraderie that defines this community.

Line dancing at the P.A.C.C. features a hardwood dance floor on the second floor, and the first-floor bar serves beverages. Parking can be found behind the building. All ages and experience levels are welcome. Admission is $10.

A weekly QV Multisport group run gathers at Phai's Dog Park in Danielson, CT. Expect a relaxed, no-drop run or walk along the bike path where everyone stays together. All paces and experience levels are welcome, creating an easygoing, social way to log some miles and enjoy the outdoors.

Adults can dive into a monthly tabletop role-playing series filled with antics and chills, with the Tuesday group focused on Dungeons & Dragons Fifth Edition. Registration is required, and no prior experience is needed. For information or to register, email mgousie@minlib.net.

A relaxed Commander gathering that emphasizes fun over formal competition. Prizes are awarded at random, and all entry fees are returned as credit based on dice rolls. Seating is arranged by preferred playstyle, accommodating everything from competitive cEDH to casual games to preconstructed decks. Every player receives a promo with entry, and the focus stays on playing what you enjoy most.

A relaxed, non-instructional art meetup where creative people of all ages and experience levels can make art together. Work on a current project, sketch whatever inspires you, or request a theme for a prompt. Food, ice cream, and beverages are available while you create. Please bring your own drawing materials and any references you might need. You can also look up references on your phone using the available WiFi. There is a $5 cafe cover. Participant artwork is photographed and posted the next day.

This seven week, in-person workshop at Body Balance in Dayville, CT brings together perspectives from cellular biology and ancient spiritual teachings to explore the mechanics of personal existence. Across the series, participants examine themes such as the nature and science of the soul, the pineal gland as a biological antenna, free will, ways to release toxic ties, skills for compassionate empathy, and approaches to inviting abundance. The cost is $280 per person. Cash, credit card, Venmo, and Cash App are accepted, and payment plans are available. An early bird rate of $250 is offered when registration and full payment are completed by the stated deadline, and it includes a book and the cost of supplies. For questions or to register, contact Dawn by email at DawnVancedarfield@gmail.com, by text at 860-710-3751, or by direct message.

At the Boch Center’s Wang Theatre in Boston, The Thorn delivers an intense theatrical experience that uses flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and high-volume music. The story contains graphic material, including scenes of crucifixion and implications of suicide, which may be upsetting to some viewers. Discretion is advised, and it is not recommended for children under 12.

The Boston engagement of Wicked arrives at the Citizens Opera House with a story that looks at Oz from a fresh angle. Before Dorothy ever appears, an emerald-skinned young woman with remarkable abilities meets a bubbly, much-admired blonde. What begins as rivalry grows into an unlikely friendship, until the world chooses sides and names one good and the other wicked. With imaginative storytelling and stirring music, the production holds attention from the opening moments to the finale. Time Magazine has praised it for blending intelligence, heart, and courage. Accessible seating, services, and select performances are available. A full performance schedule is offered. Please rely on trusted, legitimate sources for details, as misleading information can circulate online and elsewhere.

Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical arrives in Boston at the Emerson Colonial Theatre. This high-energy comedy-thriller retells the real-life 1943 deception that helped shift the course of World War II, as Allied operatives hatch a daring plan involving a stolen corpse, a fabricated love letter, and even Ian Fleming. The show blends the buoyant charm of classic musical comedy with suspenseful intrigue, racing through a secret mission with wit and heart. The production has earned major honors, including an Olivier Award for Best New Musical and a 2025 Tony Award, and has been celebrated as the most acclaimed show in West End history with 88 five-star reviews. Entertainment Weekly named it the top Broadway show of 2025, and New York Times writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner described it as the most rewarding theatrical experience they had encountered. Accessible seating, services, and select performances are available. Patrons are encouraged to be cautious of misinformation from unofficial sources.

Presented by The Hammer Collective, He Is Legend, In Angles, and Excide perform live at Alchemy. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show.

This weekly Premodern Magic: The Gathering tournament features three Swiss rounds and returns all entry fees to participants as store credit. Prizes are awarded to anyone finishing with a 2-1 record or better, and every entrant receives a promo card. Deck construction follows Premodern rules, with World Championship and Collectors Edition cards permitted.

Play Music Bingo with Moore Entertainment at no cost, with prizes awarded in every game and six opportunities to win. Singing along and dancing are encouraged, creating a spirited, music-filled experience.

A vibrant concert reimagining Italian and Mediterranean songwriting through contemporary jazz, improvisation, and multilingual artistry. Led by Stefano Marchese and Andrea Pejrolo, Scanzonati unveils original pieces and fresh arrangements rooted in the Italian song tradition, weaving Mediterranean colors with modern harmony and spontaneous interplay. A contemporary ensemble of voice, saxophone, guitar, bass, and drums sets the foundation, joined by special guest artists from the Berklee community and beyond. Additional voices and instruments expand the texture, creating a rich, evolving soundscape from start to finish. The program features music composed and arranged by Marchese, Pejrolo, and their collaborators, tracing a spectrum of styles anchored in Italian and Mediterranean roots while embracing a global, forward-looking sensibility. United by rhythm, collective expression, and storytelling, this performance highlights music’s power to connect cultures and people.

Northern Thrift is offering a Wednesday sale with half-off pricing on items marked with any of six colored tags. White tags and the ticket of the week are excluded.

Experience Providence from the water on a narrated boat tour that traces the city’s colorful history. Guides share engaging tales of victories, curiosities, scandals, and the moments that shaped Rhode Island’s capital, from early colonial figures to standout architecture. Seen from the river, familiar sights reveal new layers of meaning and the city’s story unfolds from a unique vantage point. Now celebrating its 35th season, this long-running tradition welcomes locals and visitors who want to rediscover Providence in a fresh way. The tours have earned recognition such as Best Local Tour statewide from Best of Rhode Island, Best City Tour from Yankee Magazine, Member of the Year from GoProvidence.com, and the Mary J. Brennan Tourism Award from the Rhode Island Hospitality Association.

A weekly classic car show takes place at A&W in Smithfield, Rhode Island. Show car entry is $10. The atmosphere is relaxed and upbeat, and organizers encourage arriving hungry and in good spirits.

Families and beginners of every age are welcome to a friendly introductory skating class. Enjoy patient, attentive instruction and about an hour of guided practice designed to build confidence and basic skills. After the lesson, participants may continue skating for the remainder of the session at no additional charge. Rental skates and safety gear are included in the class fee. Registration is available online or in person, and walk-in participants should plan to arrive a little early. For minors, a parent or guardian who is 18 or older must be present and must sign a waiver.

Settle in for a friendly cross stitch gathering where you can focus on your own project while connecting with others who enjoy the craft. Newcomers and experienced stitchers are welcome to ask questions, swap advice, and discover fresh ideas. Please bring your own supplies and equipment. Registration is not required. If you would like email reminders, you can sign up through the Tiverton Public Library website.

Par & Tackle hosts a weekly Ladies’ Night offering 20% off the bill for ladies with a food purchase. It is a relaxed way to break up the week with friends, and the specials change each week so there is always something new to try. Reservations are recommended.

At Newport Marriott’s Hideaway Terrace in Newport, this weekly trivia night welcomes both seasoned quiz fans and casual players. Expect a friendly contest with plenty of laughs, chances to pick up new facts, and brews to sip while the questions keep coming.

Hosted by Mass Professional Networking, this Boston business networking and social gathering takes place at West End Johnnies and welcomes professionals from all fields. It is designed for anyone building a network, seeking business leads or exploring new job opportunities, as well as those who simply enjoy meeting new people. The atmosphere is friendly, and organizers help with introductions so first-time networkers feel comfortable. Attendees often bring plenty of business cards to share. A limited number of free tickets are available, and a small number of vendor tables for business services will be offered. The venue is about a five minute walk from North Station and the Orange Line. Parking is available at Haymarket Garage for 16 dollars, and there is additional street parking nearby.

Riftbound takes center stage at ELD's Time Vault Games with a constructed format gathering that carries official support from Riot Games. Use this focused play session to practice, test card choices, and fine tune your deck as you get ready for the upcoming Summoner Skirmish.

Experience a screenwriting workshop that approaches the page like a space you can map and shape. Through hands-on exercises, practical strategies, and tools you can use right away, participants focus on turning real-life material into cinema with particular attention to memoir and biopic while maintaining truth and strong form. You will develop your own project as you explore core elements of the craft, including structure, character, visual storytelling, genre, and dialogue. Whether you are drafting new pages or revising a work in progress, expect to leave with clear diagrams, a shared vocabulary, and a stronger sense of what your story wants to become. This three-week series features weekly two-hour sessions and requests approximately two to five hours of work between meetings. Open to writers at any level of experience and held at LitArts RI.

Discover the eerie side of Providence on a narrated cruise led by the guides from Providence Ghost Tours, the city’s longest running ghost tour company. Storytellers share chilling legends as the boat moves beneath bridges glowing in moonlight and along cobblestone paths beside centuries-old architecture. Hear accounts of notable authors and everyday workers, tied to stories of spirits said to linger downtown. Comfortable, open air vessels keep the focus on the scenery while the narration builds suspense. Families and friends can enjoy a spooky evening on the waterways and take in the haunting beauty of the city by moonlight. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Advance reservations are recommended, as this cruise often sells out.

The Thorn is presented at Boch Center (Wang Theatre) in Boston and features flashing and strobe lighting, atmospheric fog and haze, and loud music. The narrative includes graphic scenes, such as a depiction of crucifixion and an implied act of suicide, and it is not recommended for children under 12. Ticket access includes presales offered by the artist, promoter, Boch Center, and Ticketmaster, followed by a public on sale.

An open-air line dancing series takes place on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge, led by Melissa and Get in Line RI. Newcomers can learn the basics and experienced dancers can show their moves, all to a lively mix that spans classic country, pop, R&B, and rock, with hits from artists such as Ed Sheeran and Pitbull. This is a free community event with tip donations appreciated. Wear comfortable dancing shoes, bring a water bottle, and come with friends for a fun night on the bridge.

Presented by The Hammer Collective, this show at Alchemy brings together Boltcutter, Misery Whip, Burn Channel, and Iron Gate for live performances. The event welcomes attendees of any age, with tickets priced at $18 in advance and $20 at the door.

Paradise Rock Club hosts an all-ages show with a few important policies to keep in mind. Schedules and supporting acts may change without advance notice or refunds. For reliable entry, purchase tickets directly from the venue, since the box office cannot verify tickets bought through third-party sellers and any issues must be handled with the original seller. The Paradise Rock Club box office is available for in-person purchases, and travelers can confirm current hours by calling 617-562-8801. Guests with mobility needs will find a designated seating area, and additional accommodation requests are encouraged at information@crossroadspresents.com after purchasing a general admission ticket. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, a Citizens Bank presale, and a public onsale.

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night at Wally’s Wieners Providence. Form a team for competitive, good-natured rounds with prizes up for grabs, and enjoy cocktails, laughs, and a bit of learning along the way. Tater tots are part of the fun while you play.

This weekly Infinite Proxy Vintage Magic: The Gathering tournament features three rounds of Swiss. All entry fees are returned to players as store credit, with prizes for records of 2-1 or better, and every participant receives a promo card with entry. Feature matches are available to watch on YouTube, and a full schedule of Magic: The Gathering tournaments and events is available online.

The Better Man Tour spotlights Alexander James, the artistic persona of AJ McLean from Backstreet Boys. A GRAMMY-nominated, award-winning performer, he has helped shape mainstream pop with finely tuned songwriting, signature harmonies, and arena-ready energy. With Backstreet Boys, releases earned gold or platinum status in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all debuted in the Billboard 200 Top 10. His work also spans a residency at Sphere Las Vegas with his bandmates, a stint on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and hosting duties on Netflix’s music competition Building The Band. He co-headlined A Legendary Night with NSYNC’s Joey Fatone, uniting two defining voices for packed shows. Now appearing as Alexander James, he brings the spirit of his album My Name is Alexander James to the stage, offering a candid snapshot of an artist fully owning his voice.

Performed in J Studio, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play Proof follows Catherine as she copes with the death of her father Robert, a brilliant mathematician who lived with mental illness. While working through her grief, she contends with plans made by her estranged sister Claire and the attention of Hal, one of Robert’s former students. The discovery of a possible breakthrough proof in Robert’s papers pushes Catherine to confront questions of authorship and to reckon with her own capacity for brilliance alongside the fear of decline. The story traces family ties, loss, and the search for truth, blending mathematical ideas with deeply human emotion.

Providence’s long-running blues tradition continues with a jam that has been part of the scene, on and off, for more than thirty years, hosted by The Fillmore band. Admission is free.

VU Lounge comes alive with a high-energy karaoke night where anyone can step up to the mic and sing favorite songs. Whether you are a seasoned performer or more of a shower singer, every voice is welcome and encouraged to shine. Expect a lively room, big sing-along moments, and plenty of cheers. It takes place on Wednesdays and Sundays, offering regular chances to grab the spotlight and turn a favorite track into a showstopping moment.

Kick off the morning with a networking meetup for local business owners and leaders at Hopedale Pizza Market. The focus is on fostering meaningful connections, sharing referrals, and helping one another grow. Everyone is welcome, whether established in business or just getting started. Participants are encouraged to bring business cards, ideas, and plenty of energy.

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Connect in person with United Way 2-1-1 at the Tiverton Public Library. The 2-1-1 RV will be in the parking lot, and if you do not see it, check for a table inside the Community Room. This confidential service can connect you with housing, food, affordable childcare, and other essential resources.

Cousins Maine Lobster returns to Elliot Farm in Lakeville, MA with a food truck serving Maine lobster in several styles. The menu features Maine- and Connecticut-style lobster rolls, along with lobster grilled cheese, tacos, a quesadilla, lobster tail, and lobster tots. Featured on Shark Tank, the team sources lobster from Maine, and staff travel there to meet lobstermen and learn the craft behind each dish.

Boston and Geneva come together for three evenings focused on culinary craft. Two chefs collaborate at Matria to present imaginative flavors and collaborative creativity, guided by a shared passion for outstanding dining around one table.

At Track 15 in Providence, Lights On, Plates Full adds Rhode Island to the nationwide Lights On Afterschool celebration that highlights the importance of afterschool programs and the opportunities they create for young people. The evening places youth in the spotlight as participants from partnering nonprofits present live performances, artworks and installations, STEM showcases, and interactive exhibits. Attendees can also learn the stories behind seven Signature Lights On Plates, created through collaborations between Track 15 chefs and their nonprofit partners, while taking time to dine, connect, give, and discover more about organizations supporting Rhode Island youth. Families, educators, nonprofit leaders, businesses, sponsors, elected officials, and community members come together to show what is possible when a community invests in its young people.

Hawthorne Heights brings a 20th anniversary celebration of If Only You Were Lonely to House of Blues Boston. This all-ages concert notes that opening acts may change. For entry, bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted and all bags may be inspected by security. Lighters are not allowed, and smoking or vaping is prohibited under city rules, with violations resulting in immediate removal from the venue. Medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription. Venue management may update the list of prohibited items at any time.

This family-friendly fundraiser at Topgolf in Cranston, RI supports House of Hope and its work to end homelessness. Everyone can participate, and no prior golf experience is necessary. Attendees can expect three hours of play, dinner, raffles, and time to connect with the House of Hope team.

At Montana Nights Axe Throwing in Putnam, CT, karaoke takes center stage with a lively mix of sing-along performances and plenty of laughs. Attendees can choose a favorite song, take the mic, and perform, or relax and cheer others on while enjoying pizza and drinks. Axe throwing is available between songs, adding an extra burst of fun to the experience. The atmosphere is welcoming and low pressure, it is open to all ages and all experience levels, and there is no cover charge.

Settle into a deeply nourishing Yin Yoga session with Stephanie Beaupre at Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self-Empowerment Center. This all-levels experience invites stillness through longer-held poses, mindful breathing, and intentional presence. The practice gently works into the body’s deeper connective tissues, including fascia, joints, ligaments, and tendons, while also creating room for mental and emotional release. It offers a calming, grounding counterbalance to a busy pace of life. Whether you are experienced or brand new to yoga, you are welcome exactly as you are. Options and supportive props are encouraged so you can explore your edge with comfort and care. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you enjoy using for added support, such as blankets, bolsters, or blocks, and take the time to unwind and reset your nervous system.

Settle in at Track 15 for a relaxed, hands-on pottery night that invites you to unplug, socialize as you sip, and shape clay in good company. Guided by an experienced host, the session introduces hand-building essentials such as pinch and coil techniques and shows how to turn them into functional pieces like mugs, bowls, vases, or planters, with options to add handles or textured details. All tools and materials are provided, and the welcoming atmosphere suits first-timers, solo makers, dates, and friend groups. Expect a community-focused experience in a unique local setting. After the workshop, your creations can air-dry and will be ready to paint in a few days. Glazing and firing are not part of this event, but a local kiln or ceramic studio can complete that step if desired. For every ticket sold, 1 dollar is donated to mental health initiatives, with information available on previous recipients and opportunities to help choose who is supported next.

This traditional Thai yoga session blends acupressure, gentle stretching, and supported poses to encourage balance and ease. Through passive stretches and yoga-inspired positioning, a practitioner guides deep release through the spine and lengthening of the muscles, helping clear stagnation and reduce tension throughout the body. The practice begins with calming pranayama and closes with a guided savasana for a restorative finish.

Expectant and new parents, partners, and grandparents can build practical, hands-on skills for caring for a newborn in this supportive class. The session covers everyday essentials such as basic newborn care, bathing and diapering, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, safe sleep practices, and techniques for soothing a fussy baby. It also addresses postpartum recovery, what to expect in the early weeks, and the important role support people play during pregnancy and after birth. Led by the experienced team at Healthy Babies, Happy Moms in East Greenwich, the class invites questions, builds confidence, and equips participants with tools they can put to use right away.

Explore Providence’s eerie past on a nighttime boat tour guided by the storytellers of Providence Ghost Tours, known as the city’s longest-running ghost tour company. Settle into an open-air vessel and glide through downtown waterways as bridges, cobblestone paths, and centuries-old buildings pass by in the moonlight. Hear spine-tingling tales of residents said to linger in the city still, from famed literary figures to everyday workers, all shared through vivid narration. Expect haunting history, shadowy views, and a memorable cruise after dark. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Advance reservations are recommended, as this experience often sells out.

Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country takes the stage at Royale in Boston for attendees 18 and older. Every ticket contributes 25 cents to The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-run Boston effort that supports youth-led arts programs at established nonprofit creative youth development organizations across Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate operates within The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through Boston Creates.

Eros Ramazzotti appears at the Boch Center Wang Theatre in Boston with a program titled Una Historia Importante.

Red Door features karaoke every Thursday, hosted by Mel.

An enthusiast-led convention devoted to antique and vintage costume jewelry brings collectors, dealers, authors, and historians together at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport) in Rhode Island. Structured like a conference rather than a typical trade show, it emphasizes learning and connection through lectures on topics such as Juliana, Original by Robert, Sweetheart pieces, Christian Dior designs, and the practice of identifying hallmarks. Participants can enjoy book signings, jewelry trivia, panel discussions, and museum visits, plus a giant jewelry raffle with past prizes valued at over $10,000. Buying and selling are part of the experience, including distinctive in-room selling where collections can be showcased from hotel rooms. The social program features two themed dinners, including a kickoff gathering and a gala evening. Pre-event activities are planned for those who want to extend their experience, and updates are shared through the event’s official Facebook group.

The Barony of Smoking Rocks marks the return of the Silver Wyvern Challenge alongside a celebration of the barony’s 50th birthday. Plans include battles, shopping, food, and time with friends, with additional details to be announced. Their Excellencies are seeking new Arts and Sciences and Fencing Champions, and information on competition formats will be shared in the future. The Dorstad Marketplace invites merchants to set up wares in the village’s central courtyard to create a lively market. There is no merchant fee, but advance registration for space is requested. To reserve space, contact Merchant Coordinator Muinteoir Roibeard mac Neill at 77881@members.eastkingdom.org. Dorstad Village offers cabins, a feast hall, activity spaces, and bathrooms with on demand hot water. The site supports accessibility with roads, ramps, and paths to all buildings, including one accessible cabin with a private bathroom. Cabins sleep four, eight, or twelve people. Cabin rentals require pre-reservation and are non-refundable, with the option to transfer to another preregistered guest. Limited tent space is available at no additional charge, and pre-registration is required. The location is near hotels, banks, restaurants, grocery stores, and liquor stores. Registration fees are as follows. Weekend: adults, members $30.00 and non-members $40.00; youth ages 14 to 17 $15.00; age 13 and under free; family cap for the weekend, 2 adults and 3 or more children, members $65.00 and non-members $75.00. Saturday day trip: adults, members $25.00 and non-members $35.00; youth ages 14 to 17 $15.00; age 13 and under free; family cap for the day, 2 adults and 3 or more children, with proof of membership $55.00 and non-members $65.00. Meal plan details will be announced. Make checks payable to SCA MA INC-Barony of Smoking Rocks. For event questions, contact Event Steward Kadlin Knutr at 302240@members.eastkingdom.org. Additional contacts include Deputy Steward Master Fergus Redmead at 189369@members.eastkingdom.org and Deputy Steward Gudporn inn Irski at Gudthorn@gmail..com. The site is accessible.

Celebrate the Commander format with a friendly, community-focused evening built around creativity and smart deck construction. The event welcomes both seasoned players with polished decks and beginners seeking guidance. A selection of preconstructed decks is available to borrow, allowing anyone to sit down and play without bringing a deck. Knowledgeable staff are present with tips and advice to help refine gameplay. Expect plenty of camaraderie at the tables and matches that reward strategy and imagination. This gathering is part of a weekly series.

Hosted at Tremont Street in Boston, this gathering marks a pivotal transition in Malcolm Guite’s vocation as he moves from the critical practice of imaginative apologetics to a primary focus on creating poetry. It offers space to hear the vision that has guided his work, to experience beauty shaped by years of friendship, imagination, and collaboration, and to consider the Christ-centered imagination that informs his art. The program features a live set from The Bell and The Bard, Arthurian storytelling with Malcolm Guite and artist Stephen Crotts, Ordinary Saints with Malcolm and Bruce Herman, and a Poets in the Round with Joshua Luke Smith, Anna Friedrich, Malcolm, and additional voices. Poetry, music, visual art, and story come together as a new chapter in his creative journey begins.

A long-running tradition in Killingly brings a free outdoor screening of the Halloween favorite Hocus Pocus to the lawn at Westfield Church, United Church of Christ. Costumes are welcome, and complimentary treats will be available, with Amy’s Cakery participating. Please bring a nonperishable food item to donate, plus chairs or blankets for comfortable seating. Co-sponsored by Westfield Church and KPRD.

This weekly Lorcana event focuses on fun, fair matchups, and community. The tournament uses Swiss rounds so players face a variety of opponents throughout. A pack is added to the prize pool for every entrant, and each participant receives promotional prizes just for playing. The entry fee is $10. It welcomes newcomers and veterans alike who want to trade tips, sharpen skills, and enjoy the game together. For questions, call 508-567-0915.

Australian comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies brings a night of bold, thought-provoking stand up as part of his global Son of a Carpenter tour, which began in 2025. With ten specials to his name, most recently the 2023 Netflix release High & Dry, he mixes razor sharp observations with stories about married life, koalas, the frustrations of male pattern baldness, and why he quit drinking. On screen he created and starred in the FX comedy Legit, and later co-created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons. He was honored as Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs festival in 2019.

Mark Guiliana brings his Beat Music project to life with a sound forged through deep rhythmic curiosity and bold sonic experimentation. The group blends jazz roots with electronic textures and other forward-leaning influences, building high-energy performances that reach beyond simple genre labels. Guiliana’s writing and his tight, propulsive grooves sit at the center of it all, and his upcoming release, Beat Music 2.0, underscores a commitment to human connection and collaboration in a time of growing automation. The synth-driven album features Nicholas Semrad of Empire of the Sun, Stu Brooks known for work with Nine Inch Nails and Danny Elfman, Tim Lefebvre of David Bowie’s band, and vocalist Gretchen Parlato. Across eight cinematic tracks, the music pairs vintage-leaning production choices with cutting-edge playing for an experience that is both visceral and immersive.

A Premodern Friday Night Magic event featuring four Swiss rounds. The entire entry pool is paid back to players as store credit, with prizes awarded to anyone finishing 3-1 or better. Every participant receives a promo card with entry.

Karaoke takes over The Dusty Planet with host Randy Bush for a late night singalong that features a fresh theme each week. Track down the secret song, perform it to hit Sing-U-Larity, and claim Dusty prizes. Weekly themes are shared on Instagram, Facebook, and through the email list. A sign up list opens first, then the mic goes live and the music carries into the night.

OverTone heads back to Brothers Tavern with party hits from the 80s, 90s, 2000s, and today.

Refugee, a tribute to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, brings the band’s classic catalog to life with precision and heart. Founded in 2014 by six veteran New York musicians, this group has grown into a top touring act nationwide, celebrating Petty’s legacy for more than a decade with an energetic, faithful performance. Expect a set that spans timeless hits, deeper cuts, and crowd favorites, with nods to songs like American Girl, Free Fallin’, Learning to Fly, and Runnin’ Down a Dream. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. A full bar will be available, and there is ample free parking on site. The Courthouse has been voted the number one live music venue for three consecutive years, 2023 through 2025.

Neko Case is celebrated for fearless, ever-evolving songwriting and a voice that critics consider singular. Her ninth album, Neon Grey Midnight Green, arrived to strong acclaim and pairs a big, expansive sound with an inviting sense of closeness. Recorded live with a full band, it preserves the small human details in the room, from breaths to the rustle of clothing, to keep the performances feeling present. Case produced the record herself and has spoken about the need for more women, nonbinary, and trans producers. She identifies as gender fluid and uses she and her pronouns.

Fourth Dimension Tap Company brings Sound & Color to the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts in Boston. This high-energy tap program moves through pieces shaped by the atmosphere of a museum, with each dance echoing different kinds of exhibitions to reveal how visual art and movement speak to one another. NSquared Dance joins the lineup, enriching a rhythm-forward performance that pairs percussive footwork with vivid imagery.

Hatchback delivers an energetic rock cover show from the Boston region, formed in 2022. With spirited delivery and hard-hitting performances, the band revisits the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, offering a nostalgic tour through decades of rock.

One dollar from every Evan Honer ticket supports The Cloverdale Project, which benefits organizations that care for people, animals, and the environment. A limited Everything I Wanted VIP Experience is available and includes one general admission ticket plus an exclusive pre-show featuring a brief acoustic set of two to three songs, a personal photo with Evan, a signed tour poster, a VIP-only merchandise gift, and a commemorative laminate and lanyard. VIP guests also receive a 10 percent webstore voucher, early entry to the venue when offered, and the opportunity to shop merchandise before crowds where available.

The Bit Players bring a quick-thinking, high-energy improv performance crafted on the spot from audience suggestions. Drawing inspiration from the hit TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the show blends outrageous characters, laugh-filled games, and spontaneous musical numbers. Since everything is created in the moment, no two performances are alike.

At Chan's Fine Oriental Dining in Woonsocket, Chan's Lounge hosts a welcoming karaoke night filled with singing, laughter, and memorable moments. Confident performers and first-timers alike can step up to the mic and share favorite songs with friends beneath the lights.

Alchemy hosts a double bill featuring local acts SLURP and Guess Method. The two bands share the stage for a night of live music in Providence.

Vampire Circus blends circus cabaret with theatrical storytelling in a mysterious, playful, and dark spectacle that aims to dazzle the senses. Often described as a fusion of Tim Burton and Cirque du Soleil, it features international artists whose mastery of theater, dance, and gymnastics drives a high-energy night of live entertainment that tests the limits of human performance. Audiences can expect hair-raising cirque feats, interactive comedic moments, contortion, juggling, acrobatics, and clowning, all set to evocative sounds and illusions that swing between fear and delight, with raucous cheers for the Mad Graveyard Clown. The 90-minute production plunges viewers into an immersive vampire underworld. The story unfolds in 19th century Bohemia as Count Dracula schemes for global domination by launching a traveling circus with his bodyguards, using the troupe as a covert way to spread his reign and build an army of vampires. The experience breaks the fourth wall, surrounding the crowd and at times drawing them into the action. Inspired by the mystique of historic traveling carnivals, the show springs from the vision of Francisco Santos, a CEO, founder, and veteran Cirque du Soleil performer. Expect surprises and a sensory rush as the vampire realm awakens. Tickets are available at $35, $40, and $50. Purchases made through third-party websites are not fulfilled or refunded by the Stadium Theatre.

Enjoy an upbeat evening of karaoke with DJ Pauly. Take the mic and sing.

At Lippitt Memorial Park, the Providence Artisans Market’s fall celebration marks its 14th year. This gathering is part of a season that showcases the work of more than 300 local artists over 27 consecutive Saturdays alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Explore fine art, pick up fresh produce, and enjoy food trucks and live music in a welcoming, family-friendly setting.

The 69th Annual Snowflake Bazaar returns to Saints John & Paul Parish, continuing a community tradition that began in 1957. Recognized as one of the state's largest holiday bazaars, it features seasonal booths with gifts, jewelry, knitted items, religious goods, baked treats, pastries and more. Attendees can try their luck with lotteries and raffles, enter for chances at Baskets Galore themed baskets, take part in Gift Card Bingo and Holiday Cheer, and aim to win a beautiful hand crafted quilt. The 7th annual Cow Chip Bingo adds a playful twist. Children can visit Twinkle Town for photos with Santa, hands on crafts and skill games with prizes. The kitchen serves breakfast and lunch along with a variety of snacks, and the Cookie Jar offers freshly baked homemade cookies. Music adds to the festive atmosphere throughout the day. Credit cards are accepted. Please note that outside vendors are not accepted and any solicitations or third party posts suggesting otherwise should be disregarded.

This event highlights the 2026 season of the Attleboro Farmer's Market.

Now in its third year, the Holiday Spotlight Craft Fair returns to Woonsocket High School in Woonsocket for a day of browsing handmade goods, unique gifts, and seasonal decor while supporting the WHS Theatre Department and its productions. Shoppers can explore artisan creations such as crochet, pottery, candles, and jewelry, along with festive touches like gnome-themed items, Halloween decorations, Christmas pieces, seashell accents, mystery boxes, and fresh baked cookies. Admission and parking are free, and concessions will be available.

The Ocean State Ramblers bring lively, toe-tapping bluegrass back to the Southcoast Open Air Market, entertaining shoppers and vendors with music that blends upbeat energy with an easygoing, sometimes sentimental feel. This friendly five-piece invites sing-alongs as they put their own homegrown spin on bluegrass standards along with folk and country favorites given a bluegrass twist. They also appear at farmers markets, libraries, bars, and other events.

Step into history with a family-friendly trick-or-treat and marketplace at the Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead. Explore eras from ancient Rome to the Vietnam War as living historians bring the past to life and vendors offer period-themed goods. This gathering is presented in partnership with the Rhode Island Historic Marketplace, featuring unique finds for reenactors and the general public. Special highlights include an appearance by J. Alex Ruiz of Volundr Forge, a past History Channel Forged in Fire champion, along with live Celtic and traditional music by Lurgio & Cook. Collect candy along the timeline, tour Spooky Spell Hall, and visit the gift shop. All ages are welcome, and the event welcomes living historians, reenactors, and historic militia from many time periods. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated. The Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead is a 501(c)3 non-profit National Historic Landmark on 50 acres in Coventry, Rhode Island, and contributions support the effort to replace the homestead roof.

Seaside Stones returns to the RI Mineral Hunters' Gem and Mineral Show at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in Cranston. Explore a selection of cabochons and a variety of rocks, including carvings, spheres, and more.

A volunteer day with the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council focuses on planting native species along the Woonasquatucket River Greenway in Johnston to turn a recently cleared area into healthy habitat. Volunteers will add serviceberry, juniper, ostrich fern, and other native trees, shrubs, and ferns where invasive mugwort and knotweed were removed, benefiting birds, pollinators, and other wildlife while stabilizing soils, managing stormwater, and strengthening the river corridor. No experience is required. Tools, materials, gloves, and snacks are provided, and staff offer guidance throughout the day. Participants may bring a bike for a short ride along the Greenway to the planting area. Please dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes, choose clothing that can get dirty, and bring a reusable water bottle. In addition to hands-on work, there are opportunities to learn about native plants, habitat restoration, and how Greenway investments can support water quality, flood resilience, better public spaces, recreation, safer walking and biking, and economic development. Staff will be available to discuss the existing Greenway and proposed projects in Johnston. This effort is part of WRWC’s Right Tree Right Place project with Rhode Island Energy and is supported by a Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Habitat Restoration Grant. This event is free and open to everyone.

Bridgewater Dome transforms into a whimsical woodland marketplace hosted by The Soulful Palette, celebrating creativity and small-business spirit. Explore a forest-themed setting with imaginative touches and meet local artists and small businesses who craft with care and intention. Whether you are an artisan, a shopper, or a fairy fan, this indoor, easily accessible market offers a cozy, uplifting experience centered on community and the wonder of handmade craft. The snack shack will be open.

Discover the art of jewelry enameling in a beginner friendly class that explores how powdered glass is fused to metal at high temperatures. Learn the essential steps for creating vibrant metal and glass pieces, then put those skills into practice by making color test tiles, a small pendant, and a bowl to take home. Materials are provided, including a copper bowl, test tiles, and enamel. Instruction is led by RyAn Holmes.

Spooky Zoo is a favorite Unlikely tradition and a fun outing for families. Details and ticket information are available on the zoo’s website.

Explore the depth and intensity of Scorpio season in an Astro-Reiki healing circle designed to support release and renewal. The experience begins with a thoughtful conversation about how Scorpio themes may be showing up in your life, including emotional depth, trust, vulnerability, personal power, and transformation. A guided journaling practice follows to help identify what needs acknowledgment, what is ready to be released, and where greater honesty with yourself can open the door to meaningful change. The circle then shifts into an embodied Reiki session that anchors the energy of Scorpio, encouraging emotional clearing, energetic refreshment, and a steadier connection to inner strength. Participants can expect support in letting go of stagnant energy and outdated patterns while cultivating resilience, self-trust, emotional clarity, and a more mindful approach to navigating change. Suited for anyone seeking emotional renewal, deeper self-understanding, or guidance during a period of transition, this gathering blends astrology, reflective practice, and Reiki for a grounded, empowering experience. Registration is required. The fee is $35.

Take a leisurely walk through the Rose Kennedy Greenway and explore a lively open-air marketplace that highlights local creativity. Artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers set up along the Greenway, with more than fifty vendors sharing handmade pieces, original designs, and other one-of-a-kind goods. It is an easy way to shop small, support local creators, and enjoy fresh air with a touch of Boston’s historic character.

Celebrate the season with a hands-on fudge workshop designed for adults. Participants will learn helpful techniques and tips while creating a variety of flavors, including pumpkin, cranberry chocolate swirl, pumpkin cheesecake, maple walnut, salted caramel, rocky road, and cranberry cheesecake. All ingredients are provided, and everyone leaves with an assortment of homemade fudge to enjoy or share. Class size is limited to 15 participants. Tickets are not refundable or transferable to another class.

Experience an introductory Pilates session in the Island Wellness Center salt cave led by Halle, a Mat Pilates instructor certified through Power Pilates with a classical foundation. This free class is one of three offerings that begin a longer series and welcomes both newcomers and experienced practitioners. In about 40 minutes, expect focused work on core strength and stability, controlled and intentional movement, healthy alignment and posture, improved mobility and flexibility, steady breath awareness, and a strong mind body connection. The tranquil salt cave setting supports slower, deeper breathing and a calm, present practice that blends movement and wellness in one setting. Capacity is limited, so reserving in advance is recommended. Suitable for every level.

Geared toward children in grades K through 5, this Halloween magic show with Tommy James packs in funny tricks featuring a spooky jack o lantern, Dracula’s skull, Frankenstein, creepy spiders and wacky eyeballs. Keep an eye out for Bunnicula the bunny, who appears in his castle. Registration is required. Presented with support from the Friends of the Boyden Library.

This free, annual Halloween gathering brings the witches back for a community photo day. Brooms will be landing as the witches arrive for pictures, followed by a lively dance performance, and there are treats for everyone. Costumes are encouraged, families are welcome, and pets can join the fun as well. The gift shop will be open to the public, and every purchase includes a raffle entry.

Compete in a monthly Legacy tournament at ELD's Time Vault Games, where all entry fees are paid out as credit to the Top 8 and the winner earns a custom wood deck box valued at $100. The event uses Swiss rounds with elimination rounds based on attendance. Entry is $50, and preregistration is available. Feature matches are available to watch on YouTube. Decklists must be submitted by email to elddeckreg@gmail.com and should include your name, deck name, and decklist.

Now in its second year, this all-ages community celebration brings autumn and Halloween themes to Whitin Park and the Community Center. Additional details will be announced.

This hands-on class at UNO Pizzeria and Grill explores Chicago-style deep dish pizza from dough to oven. Learn alongside the restaurant’s chefs as you make the crust, stack the toppings, and bake your pie. It is suitable for all skill levels. Admission includes step-by-step instruction, a pizza lunch with salad and a beverage, and unlimited soft drinks.

Bring a well-mannered dog for a relaxed lunch on scenic grounds. Enjoy delicious food while pups unwind in a welcoming, pet-friendly setting, with canine menu specials available. It also offers a chance for pups to make new friends.

At Travelmug Cafe in Boston, enjoy a relaxed pottery session that encourages you to unplug and create by hand. Guided by a Pottery with a Purpose host, participants explore hand-building techniques to craft a one-of-a-kind ceramic coffee mug or espresso cup. The setting is social and mindful, making it a comfortable fit for a date night, time with friends, or a solo creative outing. Tickets include a drink from the cafe’s menu, with choices that may include wine, beer, mimosas, coffee, and non-alcoholic options. All materials and tools are provided. Instruction covers foundational methods such as pinch pots and coils, then shows how to turn those forms into functional pieces. Attendees learn how to add handles and incorporate textures or other surface details to personalize their work, with a beginner-friendly pace throughout. An optional Ceramic Clay Upgrade is available for an additional cost. With this add-on, one of your pieces is taken to the studio for glazing and firing to make it waterproof and food safe, then shipped to you when complete in six to eight weeks. One upgrade is required per piece. One dollar from every ticket supports mental health initiatives, with details available about past nonprofit partners and ways to help choose future recipients. Painting is not part of this workshop. Those who want color can explore a dedicated Pottery Painting Session at the Pottery With a Purpose Studio in Needham, MA.

Designed for creative spirits and curious beginners, this hands-on soap making workshop at Running Brook Vineyard & Winery offers a chance to slow down with a glass of wine, connect with fellow makers, and craft rich goat milk soap to take home. Participants work with a high quality goat milk soap base and nourishing add-ins, choose from organic fragrances, botanicals, exfoliants, and decorative touches, and receive step-by-step guidance in artisan techniques. Each person creates a design that reflects personal style in a relaxed, welcoming setting, then leaves with handcrafted soaps. Set in Southeastern Massachusetts among scenic vines and handcrafted wines, the vineyard provides a friendly countryside backdrop for creativity and connection. Ticket options include a $35 choice to make one artisan goat milk soap, with additional selections available at checkout, and Eventbrite fees apply. Hosted by Hand.The.Light, which celebrates handmade craftsmanship through creative experiences, original artwork, and social gatherings. Children may attend with an accompanying adult. Refunds are available up to seven days in advance. Guests arriving more than twenty minutes late may not be admitted for safety and workshop flow. Each participant needs their own ticket and tickets cannot be shared. Capacity is limited.

Harvard Stadium hosts a collaboration between Food Truck Festivals of America and Harvard Fall Fest, bringing a day of flavorful food, live music, and college football. Sample dishes from a variety of food trucks, browse local craft vendors, and enjoy live performances while taking in the excitement of Harvard’s homecoming matchup with Princeton. One ticket, priced at $15 plus a small fee, includes entry to both the food truck festival and the game. The celebration goes on rain or shine.

Explore the hidden lives of mushrooms on a family-friendly outing that looks at fungi as recyclers in nature, partners that help trees communicate, and sources of food, medicine, and more. The experience includes a guided walk, a simple clay craft, and a temporary mini museum-style display for close-up discovery. Organized by the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council in partnership with 15 Minute Field Trips, this event is part of a monthly series that connects people of all ages with nearby plants, animals, and habitats through science, craft, and play. Walks are led by Melissa from 15 Minute Field Trips and typically feature interactive activities, exploration, and opportunities to observe wildlife up close. The route follows paved paths at an unhurried, discovery-focused pace and spans roughly a mile. It welcomes all ages and is accessible to wheelchairs. There are no on-site restrooms or water. Activities take place in an outdoor learning area that includes a native plant garden, a fishway, and examples of stormwater management and streambank restoration, part of a site the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council has shaped into a center for learning and recreation. The program is offered primarily in English.

This seasonal chocolate and wine experience supports Meds4Kids, with ticket proceeds dedicated to medications for children. The program opens with a guided chocolate session led by Katya Sultanova, featuring a range of varieties and insights into what defines real chocolate, how it is made, and how its many flavors develop. It continues with a wine journey that spans the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Balkans, and the Caucasus, showcasing indigenous grapes and a touch of wine history. Expect five surprising wines plus a mystery pour, each paired with six small bites. Participants can explore unfamiliar flavors, compare notes, and debate favorites while contributing to a vital cause. Space is limited and advance registration is requested. Exact address details are sent with the ticket receipt.

This workshop introduces sourdough bread making in a group setting. Participants will decorate two focaccia loaves, arranging vibrant vegetables and fragrant herbs into creative designs. It provides a chance to connect with others with snacks to enjoy. The experience suits date nights, a friends night out, family activities, or gifting something a little different. No prior experience is required, and children ages 7 and older are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of enthusiasm for a hands-on kitchen session focused on flavorful bread.

Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly night at the Judi T. Dance Studio’s annual Spooktacular trunk-or-treat celebration. Kids can collect candy from decorated trunks, meet and take photos with princesses and other favorite characters, and enjoy dancing, games, and other seasonal activities. Local businesses and vendors will be part of the fun. Costumes are encouraged. Admission is free for currently registered Judi T. Dance Studio students, $5 for non-registered students, and $10 for a family pass covering up to three children. Adults do not need tickets. Proceeds support the Judi T. Dance Company Competition Team. This event is open to everyone.

At the Bellingham trunk-or-treat, a friendly table will be set up with playful surprises and treats for attendees.

New England Lightning open the 2026 to 2027 season on their home court, taking on the Burlington Revolution in the first ever meeting between the two franchises. This matchup is part of the ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that originated in partnership with the NBA and now features more than 130 teams in the United States. The league’s schedule spans 20 games and runs from October through April, including playoffs, offering a pathway for players aiming to advance their professional careers. Notable names connected to the ABA include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr. J and George Gervin.

A WaterFire boat ride places you in the heart of one of Rhode Island’s signature traditions. During the lighting, the water glows with flickering reflections while music drifts around you. Running since 1994, these open air cruises offer a close-up view on the water, set apart from the busy walkways. They often sell out quickly.

This Halloween party fundraiser features live performances by Gray Ghost, Barn Boys, and Nitro '95. Proceeds support the purchase of Thanksgiving dinners, with 650 distributed last year. A $10 donation is requested. Food, drinks, and live music will be available.

Big Night Live hosts an all-ages event. Support acts may change without notice. Plan ahead for a smooth entry, since items may be inspected at the door. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under Boston city ordinances, and lighters, cigarettes, and vaping devices are not allowed inside. Bags larger than 10 by 9 inches are prohibited, and backpacks, luggage, professional cameras with detachable lenses, and video equipment are also not permitted. Bring proof of prescription for any medication you carry. Weapons are strictly forbidden, including firearms, explosives, stun devices, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, and knives. Guests who arrive with prohibited items will be turned away because there is no storage or check service, and violations can result in removal from the venue.

This adults-only Halloween party at St. Joseph Veterans Association in Woonsocket, Rhode Island offers dancing, food, raffles, and costume contests.

Big D and the Kids Table bring A Nightmare Before Halloween to Paradise Rock Club with The Pietasters and Devon Kay & The Solutions. This event is open to all ages. Lineups and other details may change without notice or refund. Tickets are available through the Paradise Rock Club box office. The box office cannot verify tickets obtained from third-party sellers, and any entry issues related to those must be resolved directly with the seller. The venue offers a seating area for guests with mobility limitations. After purchasing a general admission ticket, email information@crossroadspresents.com to request accommodations. If traveling from out of town, call 617-562-8801 to confirm box office hours.

Enjoy an evening of classic favorites from the 1960s and 1970s at Tiverton VFW. Admission is $10 per person. Tickets are available at the door or in advance through Bob Perry.

Scullers Jazz presents a performance from pianist Tim Ray with his longstanding trio, joined by saxophonist and composer Edmar Colon. Ray is known as Tony Bennett's most recent pianist and musical director, appearing in concerts with him until his retirement from singing. He has contributed to more than 100 recordings and has worked with artists such as Lyle Lovett, Jane Siberry and Soul Asylum, as well as jazz leaders including Kurt Elling, Gary Burton, Esperanza Spalding, Phil Woods, Terri Lyne Carrington, Scott Hamilton, John Patitucci, Brian Blade, Lewis Nash and Rufus Reid. The trio features John Lockwood on bass and Mark Walker on drums, the lineup heard on Ray's album Fire & Rain. Colon brings experience from his own group and from performances and recordings with Terri Lyne Carrington, Danilo Perez, John Patitucci, Esperanza Spalding and Dianne Reeves. All ages are welcome. General admission on the main floor and in the Miles Davis Mezzanine is hosted seating and first come, first served, except where tables are marked reserved. For special seating needs, please contact the venue at least 48 hours in advance. If all seats at a table are not purchased, seating may be shared with other guests. Tickets range from $35 to $55 and are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for another show.

Driftwood performs at T D's Pub with acoustic takes on well known songs from across the years. The kitchen offers pub favorites prepared with care, and the bar pours refreshing drinks. A welcoming atmosphere for everyone sets the tone for an easygoing night of food, beverages, and acoustic music.

Capricorn revives the sound of the Allman Brothers Band with favorites like Midnight Rider, Sweet Melissa, Whipping Post, Ramblin’ Man, and Black Hearted Woman. The show features two driving drummers, fiery twin guitars, a deep, driving bass, and vocals with keys that echo Gregg Allman’s soulful style. It goes beyond a typical tribute and leans into a full revival, with nods to Old Before Your Time and plenty of Soulshine.

The Story So Far shares the stage with The Starting Line and Ultra Q for a multi-artist concert. This all ages event offers a choice of general admission floor tickets or reserved mezzanine tickets.

An onstage conversation brings together four actors from The Sopranos, with another cast member as emcee, for a new touring program that explores the making and legacy of the series. The evening revisits the 1999 debut and its influence on prestige television and the emergence of the anti-hero, combining video clips with discussion of notable episodes, personal behind-the-scenes stories, and reflections on working together. Audience Q&A is part of the program, and some locations may offer tiered VIP options before the show. This event is produced independently and features performers who appeared on the television series. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or licensed by HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery, Chase Films, Brad Grey Television, or any other company associated with the series.

The Bit Players deliver rapid-fire improv with quick wit and high energy. Inspired by the TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the show combines character-driven comedy, interactive games, and spontaneous musical numbers. Every performance is unique because scenes and songs are created in the moment from audience suggestions. The pace stays lively as the troupe builds laughs on the fly.

Karaoke is part of the experience at Freeplay Bar Arcade Taunton, and it is included with admission. Sing your favorite tracks in the arcade setting.

Annie in the Water makes a long-awaited return to Rhode Island with a show at The Parlour in Providence, reconnecting with the area’s vibrant New England music scene. Known for a blend of Indie Americana and a high-energy stage presence, the band shapes each set in the moment while staying grounded in their songs.

Nick-A-Nee's hosts a Halloween party headlined by The Pitfalls, part of the band’s Halloween tour. This six-piece group, known for matching stage attire, brings high-energy rhythm and blues, soul, and rock and roll. Expect a festive night with a costume contest and dancing. There is no cover charge. The lineup features Lindsey Buck on lead vocals, Danny Coyle on guitar, Warren Childs on bass, Nels Lindblom and Isaac Cohen on saxophones, and Mike Fraclose on drums.

An all-levels Hatha Yoga class welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners at Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self Empowerment Center in Western Cranston, RI. The practice blends mindful movement and breathwork with gentle challenge, relaxation, and restoration. Guided sequences move through intentional postures to support building strength and flexibility while creating space to reset for the week ahead. Modifications and variations are offered so everyone can honor how they feel each week. Expect a calming atmosphere that encourages awareness, curiosity, and compassion. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you enjoy using, and leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and restored.

Capture a fresh look with headshots styled around gemstone hues. Choose a color theme when booking, then wear that shade during your session to receive 50 percent off the studio session fee.

Park-keeping at Blackstone Park in Providence focuses on seasonal care of the Woods. With cooler October weather, it is a good time to wrap up projects and start preparing the park for winter. Volunteers help improve habitat near areas such as York Pond by removing invasive plants and doing light pruning. Work also includes stabilizing trails with staked logs and maintaining protective enclosures for young trees. Across Blackstone Park Woods and Blackstone Boulevard, efforts support healthy trails, trees, and shrubs, including planting and safeguarding steep slopes from storm damage. Contribute whatever time you can. If available, bring hand tools like pruners, loppers, a pointed shovel, or a hammer.

Enjoy a relaxed cars and coffee gathering with no registration or entry fee. Breakfast is available at Sports Kitchen, located on the second floor of the facility.

Par & Tackle hosts an NFL game day experience with YouTube TV carrying multiple matchups so fans can keep up with the action. Football-friendly food and drink specials are available, and the full Par & Tackle menu is offered as well. The atmosphere centers on lively viewing and plenty of on-screen excitement.

The open-air Seaport x Black Owned Bos. Market returns to Harbor Way for its seventh season, spotlighting Black-owned businesses from across Greater Boston. This edition embraces a Fall Fest theme, bringing a rotating selection of vendors, family-friendly fun at the Tot Spot Playspace, a photobooth experience by Snapped, and live music from DJ Slick Vick, DJ Mez and KNSZWRTH, along with entertainment and giveaways tied to the theme. The market is free and open to all. Public transportation is nearby at Courthouse Station. Visitors can also take part in a rewards program through the Seaport Insider app by checking in via the QR near the tricycle and shopping to earn points toward perks. Photography and video may take place onsite, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let staff know. RSVP is optional and used for weather-related updates.

Parents who are supporting a child with substance use disorder can find community and guidance through PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones), a weekly in-person support group at Riverside Church. The meeting offers connection, practical education, and hope in a faith-based setting. It is open to adults 18 and older and maintains a confidential, judgment-free environment, providing a safe place to turn.

This weekly tournament brings anime fans together for friendly competition and community. For a $5 entry, participants compete for booster packs, prizes, exclusive promo items showcasing popular characters, and a chance at additional tournament rewards. The atmosphere is welcoming to all skill levels, from newcomers to experienced players. Players can bring their best decks, team up with friends, and enjoy an event that celebrates anime in a supportive and inclusive setting.

Enjoy a playful afternoon of LEGO building with two projects to choose from. Families can keep it screen free with the Halloween Pumpkin, complete with a light brick that transforms it into a glowing jack o lantern and a friendly little ghost. Those seeking a creepier challenge can tackle Last Date, a custom MOC by AFOL Danielle, piecing together a tombstone, a perched raven, and a mysterious red pool beside a picnic blanket. The setting invites sipping, connecting with fellow fans, and building more than just bricks. Choose your build and secure a spot by registering in advance.

Burn Boot Camp Sharon presents its third annual Trunk or Treat, a festive Halloween gathering with decorated car trunks, costumes, and plenty of candy. Highlights include a bounce house, a spirited dance party, and prizes for the top three trunks. Local families and businesses can host a trunk and connect with the community while celebrating the season.

At Montana Nights in Putnam, Destination Event Co hosts a lively trivia night where individuals and teams take on a wide range of questions. The atmosphere blends laughs with friendly competition as participants play for prizes and bragging rights. Drinks are available, and on site axe throwing adds to the energetic vibe.

Get introduced to West Coast Swing with a free beginner lesson held outdoors on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge in Providence. The class is designed for newcomers, moves at an easygoing pace, and welcomes individuals without a partner or any prior dance experience. After the instruction, the evening continues with social dancing under the skyline, and donations are appreciated for the social. Special themed nights appear throughout the season to keep the experience fresh for the community. Presented by First on the Floor as part of the Providence Fitness in the Parks series. Participants are encouraged to arrive a little early to check in and complete the required Providence Parks Activities Waiver, or sign up in advance. On certain dates the free beginner lesson may not be offered due to special events or holiday programming, while social dancing or other activities may still occur.

An outdoor West Coast Swing gathering returns to the river docks just behind the Hatch Shell, created through a collaboration that keeps social dancing thriving in this open air spot. Music plays through a speaker setup while a rotating mix of DJs and instructors guides the experience. A beginner friendly West Coast Swing lesson takes place alongside the social dancing for about 30 to 45 minutes, with part of the dock set aside for instruction. Attendees are welcome to bring friends and food and enjoy dancing by the water.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Roadrunner in Boston with Balance and Composure, Midrift, and NIIS joining the lineup. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. For each ticket sold, twenty-five cents benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer initiative that helps fund youth-led arts programs at established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate is housed at The Boston Foundation and works in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

O'Brien's presents a Sunday Funday hosted by Mel.

Dogs can put their noses to work in a fall themed scavenger hunt at Dogtopia of Warwick. Pumpkin shaped toys and tasty treats will be hidden for them to sniff out and enjoy. Check in at the front desk to register your dog.

Explore Boston’s oldest neighborhood with a local photographer and be photographed among the historic architecture and old world charm of Boston’s North End. The Mini Portrait Experience includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the photoshoot, choose your favorite during a Zoom video call, then receive an edited file to download. If more images or keepsakes are desired, options are available for additional digital files and printed products such as boxed prints, wall art, albums, and cards. Longer sessions and additional locations are also available.

This 30 minute program blends music, movement, stories, and additional interactive activities to foster social skills and support early literacy. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to join in throughout the session to make it a shared experience. Registration is not required.

At JA Patty, One Love Mondays is a standing community and industry day centered on support, collaboration, and the spirit of One Love. Industry peers, local businesses, creatives, neighbors, and supporters are all welcome. Place an order in person or online, mention the One Love Mondays post or event, and receive a small thank you, often a sample of something new being tested. Sharing a quick check in on Facebook, posting a story, commenting in the event, or tagging the restaurant is optional but appreciated. Restaurants and food businesses that share their visit can look forward to a return visit to their own spot on a day they choose, with the same show of support, and help is available to create a Facebook event if they want to host a One Love day or something similar. Anyone can take part, keeping the focus on community rather than just the industry.

Explore how movement and sound come together to support balance across body, mind, and spirit. The session begins with about thirty minutes of gentle yoga to loosen tension and calm the mind, creating a foundation for deeper meditation. After the movement, settle into a comfortable resting position for a sixty minute sound bath, allowing soothing tones to wash over you. The yoga flow prepares you to take in and integrate the healing vibrations more fully, encouraging relaxation, mindfulness, and a deeply restorative sense of harmony.

John Carpenter’s original returns to the big screen, inviting a roomful of viewers to share the tension as Michael Myers prowls the shadows. Designed to be felt in the dark with a collective gasp, this is the one that set the standard. Upstairs @ Uptown transforms into a dedicated screening space with a large-format picture, immersive sound, and a full bar, all in a setting made for people who prefer watching movies with others instead of alone on a couch. The newly finished room above the Uptown Theater is cozy and intimate, and it takes on an eerie edge once the lights dim. This screening is part of a four-Monday horror run that spans a grindhouse shocker, a modern anthology favorite, a genre-flipping horror comedy, and the cornerstone that started it all. Seating is limited and first come, first served, so early arrival is recommended to grab a drink and claim a good seat.

At Torpedo Lounge, music bingo turns your knowledge of songs into a game. Listen, mark your card, and try for a winning line while enjoying food and drinks with friends. Participation is free, and winners can take home prizes along with bragging rights. Expect a lively crowd and plenty of good music.

This indoor co-ed adult soccer offering from the Super Fun Activities Club brings together friendly competition and a chance to meet new people in Rhode Island. Matches are played 5v5 in an indoor setting. No gender restrictions apply, and teams typically carry eight players. You can sign up as a full team, with a small group, or as an individual, and the exact format will be finalized based on the number of teams and players. The focus is on playing hard, playing fair, and having fun. It welcomes newcomers and those returning to the game, while overly rough or argumentative play is discouraged. The Super Fun Activities Club has been connecting people through social sports for more than a decade.

Kick off the week with karaoke at The Black Sheep Providence. The mic is open and the stage welcomes everyone, from casual shower singers to full-on divas. Bring friends, enjoy a drink, and turn an ordinary Monday into a lively singalong with a fun, welcoming crowd.

Motif presents a monthly head-to-head cocktail competition that travels to different local spots. Each installment highlights a new beverage sponsor and drink theme. The October edition takes place at Medici Lounge and spotlights Yoshi Matcha Liqueur with a Halloween twist filled with spooky potions and witchy brews. Costumes are encouraged, with a dedicated contest and prizes for the most festively dressed. Competitors are provided the featured spirit plus basic mixers like lemon, lime, simple syrup, soda, and ice, and they may also bring special ingredients from home to personalize their creations. Awards include a first prize of $200 in cash with at least the same value in sponsor gifts and certificates, plus recognition for first and second runners up and a People's Choice selected by attendees. Tickets are available, and advance reservations are offered.