Events in Providence, RI

At Johnston Memorial Park, TREO Foundation’s The Walk +FunRun - Rhode Island brings people together for walking, connection, and learning in support of Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity. Participants can move at a pace that suits them and choose any distance, creating a comfortable, flexible experience. A virtual registration option is available for those who cannot attend in person. Registration functions as a donation: online registration is $30, with an early-bird rate of $20 available until August 20. Children under 12 can participate at no cost with an accompanying adult. On-site registration is $35, with payment accepted in cash or by credit card on a mobile device. In-person participants receive an event shirt while supplies last. Full details are provided on the registration page. Proceeds benefit the TREO Foundation, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to confronting obesity through treatment, research, and education, with support from the presenting sponsor, Center for Medical and Surgical Weight Loss.

Entering its 14th season at Lippitt Park, this artisan market brings together work by more than 300 local makers across 27 consecutive Saturdays alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Visitors can browse original art, pick up fresh produce, grab a bite from food trucks, and listen to live music in a family friendly atmosphere.

Urban naturalist, environmental advocate, and wildlife videographer Greg Gerritt leads a morning exploration of Blackstone Park and the Seekonk shoreline. He will share insights on city-dwelling wildlife, the craft of filming animals, and the ecological issues affecting this area. The tidewater and forest here change with the seasons, and at this point in the year breeding activity has wrapped up. Many migrants are already bound for South America and other tropical regions, while others linger to feed before winter. Large schools of fish often gather in the upper bay, and water birds and shoreline hunters can be plentiful. The walk starts at the Blackstone Park kiosk, follows paths through the park and along the Seekonk shore, then returns to the starting point. Each outing reveals something different, so the focus is simply seeing what the day brings.

Nuestros Bosques Forest Care Days brings neighbors together for hands-on care of Providence’s urban forest. Across sites in 02909 and 02908, volunteers help nurture street trees and green spaces that cool neighborhoods and strengthen community. Activities vary by location and may include removing invasive plants, picking up litter, watering young trees, spreading mulch, and maintaining the places where trees grow. These gatherings are family-friendly with kid-focused options, free to attend, bilingual in Spanish and English, and open to everyone. Food is available, and all tools and supplies are provided. Along with the work, there is time to connect, share food, and celebrate with neighbors. Participants should dress for outdoor tasks with comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes, and sun protection, and bring water or anything else needed to stay comfortable. Register to receive site details and event updates.

Now in its 16th year, this Rhode Island seafood festival offers a relaxed waterfront setting with a thoughtfully chosen mix of fresh seafood, local craft beer, creative artists, and live bands, creating a welcoming way to wrap up the New England summer. Recognized in a national USA Today survey as one of the top food festivals, it emphasizes quality over size so the variety is enjoyable without feeling overwhelming. Tickets will be available in spring of 2026.

Discover how insects create their sounds, then make a simple instrument to take home. Afterward, enjoy a listening walk through the park. Meet at Blackstone Field. This program is part of the monthly Nature on the Move series with 15 Minute Field Trips, highlighting community action to protect wildlife, promote biodiversity, and address climate change. Explore local flora, fauna, and funga through art and science activities, browse informative displays, make a craft, and get moving as you experience Blackstone Park. Suitable for families and helpful for classroom use. The series is led by longtime collaborator Melissa Guillet of 15 Minute Field Trips, an art educator with over 25 years of experience and an avid nature lover involved in gardening, hiking, and citizen science. Registration is strongly recommended. For weather updates, check the 15 Minute Field Trips Facebook page.

Experience a narrated boat tour of Green Jacket Shoal, the hidden stretch of the Providence River at India Point where wooden hulls lie just beneath the water. With commentary from the crew and regional maritime experts, the cruise explains why these ships were abandoned more than a century ago, what they reveal about Rhode Island’s industrial past, and how archaeologists examine them today. From workboats to remnants of coastal trade, each wreck adds a new chapter to the city’s maritime story, all set against river views. Offered in memory of Pete Manning, historian and mariner, with a portion of ticket sales benefiting the East Providence Historical Society.

Step into an Ancient Greek themed pop-up arcade in its fourth year, combining a charity fundraiser with a lively game festival. Expect live music, a wide range of games, raffles, and vendors, all wrapped in a toga-themed celebration that welcomes families. Free play spans carnival favorites, party and board games, card play, and larger challenges, with many activities reimagined as they might have existed 2,500 years ago, hand built and using little or no electricity. Kids and adults can take part in a bounce house, a scavenger hunt, trivia, and other family-friendly attractions. A costume contest will spotlight standout looks. Togas are encouraged, and any family-appropriate costume is welcome. Competitive players can enter the Agon Challenge tournament for a chance to be honored as Heroes of Games, receive a gold medal, and have a charitable donation made in the winner’s honor. Proceeds support AIDS Project Rhode Island. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for kids.

AS220 Black Box in Providence hosts a stop on The ZYG 808’s Mr. Z Tour, featuring live performances by Mwalim Daphunkee Professor, Nel Fuoco, and Antoine Davis. Presented by PolyGroove Records, the event includes music by GM Slim One and SeeThru Josh, with the host to be announced.

Molly Tuttle, a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and masterful guitarist, is known for fusing bluegrass, Americana, pop, and rock into a fresh roots sound. Her fifth full-length album, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, arrived in 2025 and drew critical acclaim along with two GRAMMY nominations, including Best Americana Album and Best Americana Performance for the lead single That’s Gonna Leave A Mark. Recorded in Nashville with producer Mike Joyce, whose credits include work with Orville Peck, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson, the record marks a bold reinvention centered on self-acceptance and personal transformation. This event highlights the artistry and momentum behind her latest chapter.

This all-levels Hatha yoga class blends mindful movement with breathwork, combining gentle challenges, soothing relaxation, and restorative moments. Guided sequences use purposeful poses and conscious breathing to build strength and mobility while creating space to start the week with clarity. The atmosphere is welcoming and calm, offering modifications so each person can honor how they feel at every session, and it invites movement with presence, curiosity, and kindness. It supports those deepening an existing practice, reconnecting with themselves, easing stress, or beginning yoga for the first time. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you enjoy using. The intention is that participants leave feeling grounded, renewed, and relaxed.

Craft beer finds its perfect companion when the Cousins Maine Lobster truck rolls into Narragansett Brewery. Place your order right at the truck using cash or any major credit card, or opt for contactless ordering through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app by setting Boston, MA as your location. The app accepts orders only during operating hours. At busy moments, ordering may be temporarily paused to manage high demand and maintain quality, so brief waits are possible.

Ocean State Card Con hosts a free introduction to trading card games at The Space, located upstairs. Welcoming participants of any age, this relaxed gathering helps brand-new and returning players learn the fundamentals of Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering through beginner-focused instruction in a supportive setting. It offers a simple way to get comfortable with gameplay, enjoy some casual play, and connect with the local community.

At The Parlour Providence, Nice Strong Arm takes the stage with a sound rooted in the Homestead Records tradition, blending intensity, melody, and reflective themes that helped shape indie and noise rock. Their releases continue to be prized by collectors and by fans of post-punk and alternative music. Minibeast will open the night.

Enjoy free beginner West Coast Swing lessons on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge, also known as the Providence Pedestrian Bridge. Hosted by First on the Floor as part of the Providence Fitness in the Parks series, these outdoor sessions are open to newcomers and returning dancers alike. No partner or prior experience is required, and attendance is free. Each meetup begins with a friendly, step by step lesson, followed by evening social dancing as the city lights come on, with donations appreciated. The season includes occasional themed nights. On some dates the free beginner lesson is paused due to holiday or special programming, and social dancing or other activities may still take place. Organizers share updates on weather, location changes, and special events. To make check-in smoother, participants are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to complete the required Providence Parks Activities Waiver or take care of it in advance.

Explore Providence’s eerie past on a nighttime boat tour that winds through the shadowy waterways of downtown. Guides from Providence Ghost Tours, the city’s oldest ghost tour company, lead a historical cruise where captivating storytelling meets comfortable, open-air boats for a memorable experience on the water. Glide beneath moonlit bridges and alongside cobblestone paths and centuries-old buildings while hearing accounts of the dearly departed... from celebrated literary figures to everyday workers whose spirits are said to remain. Expect spooky vibes, haunting stories, and unforgettable moonlit views of the city. Suitable for families and friends seeking a frightfully fun evening, recommended for ages 10 and up. Advance reservations are strongly encouraged, as this cruise often sells out.

Maria Bamford brings her incisive, deeply personal stand-up to the stage with comedy that explores mental health through an inventive lens. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller Sure, I’ll Join Your Cult and the creator and star of the semi-autobiographical Netflix series Lady Dynamite, which follows a comedian navigating a breakdown. Her body of work includes four acclaimed hour-long specials—Local Act, Weakness is the Brand, Old Baby, and Maria Bamford: the special, special, special!—and she was the first woman to have two half-hour Comedy Central Presents sets. She also appeared alongside Patton Oswalt, Zach Galifianakis, and Brian Posehn in The Comedians of Comedy and created the cult web series The Maria Bamford Show, where she plays every character. Her voice acting spans Big Mouth and Human Resources, House Broken, Teenage Euthanasia, Santa, Inc., Bob’s Burgers, Bojack Horseman, Summer Camp Island, Adventure Time, Talking Tom and Friends, Legend of Korra, Puss in Boots, CatDog, and PBS’s Emmy-winning Word Girl. On screen, she portrayed DeBrie Bardeaux in Netflix’s Arrested Development and held recurring roles on Fresh off the Boat, Hulu’s Everything’s Gonna Be Okay, and Showtime’s Flatbush Misdeameanors, with guest appearances on Night Court, Life & Beth, Portlandia, Kenan, and Mr. Mayor. Late-night credits include The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Late Night with Seth Meyers, CONAN, The Late Late Show with James Corden, and The Tonight Show. She also hosts the interview series What’s Your Ailment? on the Topic streaming service, and her Audible Original You Are (A Comedy) Special offers a semi-mock guide to stand-up and life.

At The Sensory Play Place, this four week Baby & Me gentle yoga series offers infants and their caregivers a chance to slow down, connect, and move together. Each session blends restorative movement for caregivers with baby friendly stretching, simple songs, calming breathwork, sensory exploration, and intentional bonding time. The environment is baby led, so feeding, nursing, bottles, diaper changes, crying, cuddles, and breaks are always welcome. It is designed for babies who are not yet walking, approximately 6 weeks to 12 months. Please bring a yoga mat or a comfortable blanket, and supportive pillows like a Boppy can be helpful for younger infants. No previous yoga experience is needed. The series centers on moving, resting, playing, bonding, and growing together.

Explore Portugal through a comprehensive travel photography workshop led by expert instructors Jennifer Heffner and John Devaney. Develop your craft while capturing sweeping landscapes and lively city scenes, and take part in a special VIP visit to an operational winery. The experience includes upscale lodging, guided explorations, and personalized concierge support, creating a balanced blend of learning, discovery, and fun.

Settle into a restorative sound bath led by Stephanie at Deep Breaths Holistic Center. This meditative session invites participants to rest comfortably while the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls, gong, chimes, and other harmonic instruments create a soothing environment that supports the nervous system. Expect a warm welcome, gentle grounding and breathwork, a flowing sound journey, and spacious time to unwind and integrate. You are welcome to simply lie down and receive. Rather than trying to empty the mind or reach a specific state, the focus is on feeling supported exactly as you are. The vibrations can encourage relaxation, slower breathing, reduced stress, and steadier emotional regulation. Many people notice a sense of calm or reset, softer muscle tension, clearer thinking, improved sleep, and a renewed connection with body and self. All are welcome, whether this is a first sound bath or part of a regular practice. For comfort, bring a yoga mat or something to lie on, a blanket or pillow, water, and an optional journal.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. bring their genre-blending, high-energy performance to The Met. For more than 15 years, the band has toured extensively, building a reputation for transforming clubs and festivals into full-on celebrations while pairing unfiltered spontaneity with thoughtful songwriting. Led by a bold frontman with a DIY spirit, the group blends Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a colorful sound that balances party vibes with depth. Recent work showcases Frasco’s growth as both songwriter and producer, including Growing Pains, produced by Frasco and featuring collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey, alongside the hopeful anthems of L’Optimist. Offstage, he reaches audiences through the World Saving Podcast, extending his message of connection and optimism beyond the concert. Tickets are priced at $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the show.

Born in Dublin in 2007 under the guidance of producer Sharon Browne, this vocal group unites performers from Ireland and Scotland in a program that celebrates shared Celtic roots through traditional songs, international favorites and original pieces. The lineup features Emmet Cahill, Neil Byrne, Damian McGinty and Ronan Scolard, each delivering standout solos and tight harmonies. Backed by the Celtic Thunder Band, the production is known for striking lighting, choreography and a stage design that conjures ancient stone pathways from Celtic lore. Over the years, Celtic Thunder has released numerous albums and concert films such as Celtic Thunder The Show, Act II, Legacy and Celtic Thunder X, and has toured extensively across the United States, Canada and Australia, performing more than 1,000 shows. The group has earned multiple Billboard World Music honors and grown a far-reaching online audience with hundreds of millions of views. An Intimate Evening with Celtic Thunder showcases favorite songs from across the catalog, with Emmet, Damian, Neil and Ronan at center stage in a warm, nostalgic setting.

Get a behind the scenes look at the RI Philharmonic Orchestra in rehearsal as they shape an upcoming concert program. Ruth Reinhardt leads the orchestra, with violinist Yevgeny Kutik featured. The session focuses on Barber’s Overture to The School for Scandal, Eric Nathan’s Violin Concerto The Mountains We Climb, a world premiere commissioned by the orchestra, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, Pastoral. Hear the music take form as the ensemble refines dynamics, balance, and interpretation.

The Lesters present a concert at Woodlawn Baptist Church in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Admission is complimentary, and an optional freewill offering will be received.

This evening spotlights Kenny G, a Grammy Award winning saxophonist and the top selling instrumentalist of the modern era. Across five decades he has sold more than 75 million records worldwide and surpassed 1.5 billion streams. His influence reaches beyond jazz, with playful pop culture cameos in film and television, collaborations with contemporary artists across genres, appearances in brand campaigns, and a vibrant online presence that continues to connect with new generations of fans.

The September edition of Luna Llena features a lively mix of salsa, bachata, and merengue. The evening starts with a Pachanga workshop led by Carlos Gonzalez, owner and instructor at Mambo Pa Ti, followed by social dancing. DJ Gato provides the music, and Primal Fury Photography documents the night. A full bar is available with payment by cash, card, or tap to pay, and outside beverages are not permitted. The celebration unfolds beneath the full moon.

Set in Lippitt Memorial Park, this open-air market showcases work by local artists alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Visitors can browse fine art, pick up farm-fresh produce, sample offerings from food trucks, and enjoy live music. The atmosphere is welcoming for families and suits a relaxed day of shopping and community connection.

Johnston Apple Festival 2026 will feature many vendors, offering an early start on holiday shopping. Among the booths, look for a table showcasing decorative handmade pillows. Those seeking a vendor spot should contact the event's Facebook page, as the information is being shared by a crafter who is not the organizer.

This bed-building effort is part of Bunks Across America, a nationwide initiative where hundreds of chapters work together to assemble more than 10,000 beds for children who would otherwise sleep on the floor. The September sponsor for this year’s build has fallen through. Participation does not require prior experience.

The PVD Fest Final Battle brings together the winners of the qualifying rounds for a final showdown at City of Providence. Fans can cheer on their favorites as audience voting determines the next winner of the Motif RI Battle of the Bands.

At The Vets, the RI Philharmonic Orchestra opens the TACO Classical Series with Music Director Ruth Reinhardt conducting and violinist Yevgeny Kutik as soloist. The program includes Barber’s Overture to The School for Scandal, the world premiere of Eric Nathan’s Violin Concerto commissioned by the orchestra, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6, the Pastoral. This performance is presented with support from TACO and The White Family Foundation.

The national tour launches for Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical, a quick-witted retelling of a real World War II deception in which a stolen corpse, a fabricated love letter, and even Ian Fleming are enlisted to turn the tide. Set in 1943 as Allied hopes waver, the show mixes classic showbiz sparkle with espionage suspense to chronicle a daring covert plan that changed the course of the conflict. Celebrated on both sides of the Atlantic, it earned the Olivier Award for Best New Musical and a 2025 Tony, amassed 88 five star reviews to become the best reviewed production in West End history, and was named Entertainment Weekly’s top Broadway show of 2025. New York Times writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner called it not only the finest musical they had seen but also their most rewarding night at the theater.

Boston Legacy brings a special soccer match to Centreville Bank Stadium in support of WFRI’s 25th anniversary. The event celebrates the power, talent, and leadership of women athletes and welcomes friends, families, and colleagues to share in the energy and inspiration surrounding women’s soccer while supporting WFRI’s mission to achieve gender equity through systemic change. It is more than a game, offering a moment to honor progress and invest in a future where women and girls have equitable opportunities on and off the field.

Late Nite Catechism transforms a classroom into comedy as an energetic Sister guides the room through a nostalgic, laugh-filled lesson with plenty of audience participation. Look for rosaries that glow in the dark, mischievous antics, and plenty of surprises in this interactive theater experience. Praised by The New York Times for delivering plenty of laughs, it welcomes both model students and playful rule breakers.

At The Industrial in Pawtucket, this indoor marketplace centers on community, meaningful connection, and whole-person wellness. More than 20 local practitioners, makers, and creators will be on hand with a wide range of offerings, including Chair Reiki, breathwork, and tension relief, facials and acne care, premium skin care, botanical beauty, and perfumes. Browse handmade candles, room sprays, soaps, custom deity altars, sage bundles, and crystals, then explore unique experiences like tarot card readings, beautiful henna designs, and permanent jewelry. You will also find specialty support and goods such as a menopause coach, holistic mental health resources, artisanal herbal teas, nutritious pre-made meals, and local pet products. A full bar will be open so you can enjoy a beverage while you shop, and a grand raffle will feature wellness baskets and prizes contributed by attending vendors and supportive local businesses. Early ticket purchases include one complimentary raffle ticket with entry. Informative talks on perimenopause and menopause are scheduled during the event, and free on-site parking is available. Advance booking is offered for select services, with pricing noted for several options. Chair Reiki is available in 15 minute sessions for $20 or $25, or $35 with angel numbers and messages. Tarot card readings are $20 for 10 to 15 minutes, and henna body art is $30 per hand design.

At Rhodes on the Pawtuxet, Noche Tropical marks 49 years of impact with a vibrant evening of culture and music that brings the community together. The gala focuses on raising vital funds to grow programs and strengthen services for those who need them most, with a goal of $150,000. Support can be provided through sponsorships that include acknowledgment in the program and recognition during the event, as well as through donations or reserving a table for this celebration.

Providence City Councilor Justin Roias invites residents to take part in a neighborhood cleanup aimed at reducing litter and curbing illegal dumping. The effort encourages neighbors to take ownership of their surroundings so the places they live look better by the end of the effort, rather than waiting for someone else to step in. Community members can also share suggestions for locations that need care, such as vacant lots, parks, or street corners, to help ensure no area is overlooked.

Fall festival season returns to the Providence Artisans Market in Lippitt Park, celebrating its fourteenth year. Across 27 consecutive Saturdays, more than 300 local artists share their work alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Visitors can explore fine art, pick up fresh produce, enjoy food trucks, and listen to live music, creating a welcoming, family friendly experience.

After a long, hot summer, focus on replenishing body, mind, and soul with a full day dedicated to hydration and renewal. A thoughtfully curated program guides participants through self care, healing, and creativity, with services provided by a team of practitioners. The experience includes sound healing, meditation, and art, along with brunch snacks, lunch, and a smoothie to take with you. Guests can also choose from options such as reiki, a gel or regular manicure, a Japanese head spa, a wash and blow out, a facial, a card reading, tooth gems, or a brow tint and wax. Valued at $500 and offered for $199. Limited spots available.

A community gathering centered on the Greenway at Goldsmith Street brings people together to care for the multi use trail and outdoor classroom while deepening connections with neighbors. The site now hosts a living meadow of thousands of native pollinator plants that shift with the seasons, offering a chance to build knowledge about native species, pollinators, and ecological restoration. Meeting at the Fish Ladder in Johnston, this welcoming Friends Group offers opportunities to learn from WRWC staff, see how a restored landscape changes over time, and contribute to its ongoing health when stewardship is needed. Each meetup explores a different facet of meadow care and Greenway restoration, including how native plants support wildlife, why meadows require different maintenance than traditional lawns, updates on upcoming projects, and practical skills to apply at home. Expect time walking the site, hands on activities when appropriate, and conversations with staff and neighbors. All experience levels are welcome. Please dress for the weather, wear closed toe shoes, and consider bringing water and a snack. Tools and materials are provided. The Friends Group provides a meaningful way to help shape the future of the Greenway.

Explore the hidden lives of local squirrels on a family-friendly Greenway Wild Walk focused on their survival skills. Learn how six species find food, stay safe, and adapt to the seasons, visit a pop-up mini museum, make a squirrel craft, and head out on a guided nature walk to look for clues and wildlife along the Woonasquatucket River Greenway. This program is presented by the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council in partnership with 15 Minute Field Trips, and is led by Melissa, with hands-on learning, outdoor exploration, and opportunities to observe nature up close. The Greenway section used for these walks features the Native Plant Garden, the Manton Outdoor Classroom, the Manton Fishway, and examples of stormwater management and streambank restoration, a revitalized area that serves as both an educational and recreational space. Walks welcome all ages and move at an easy, exploratory pace, usually covering about a mile on a paved, wheelchair-accessible path. There are no on-site restrooms or water, and the nearest public restroom is at a Cumberland Farms. Limited parking is available at the Manton Outdoor Classroom, including accessible spots. Programs are conducted primarily in English.

WaterFire Providence honors Rhode Island educators at WaterFire - Waterplace Park, with support from the Rhode Island Department of Education. The program features a full lighting paired with onshore vendors and performances for a moving experience. Guests can help brighten the night as part of this community celebration.

Junior Achievement of Southern Massachusetts presents the third annual Topgolf fundraising challenge at Topgolf Cranston, bringing together local professionals and community leaders in support of programs that benefit students across Southern Massachusetts. Participants enjoy three hours of Topgolf play, brunch, drink tickets, networking, and friendly competitions. The event culminates with the Golden Shot Finale, where finalists compete in a closest to the pin showdown for a grand prize in front of all attendees. Ticket options include a single golfer for $175, a six-golfer group entry for $1,050, and a supporter pass for $75. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For details about registration, sponsorship, or donations, contact Mike Silva at 508-496-6428 or michaelsilva@financialguide.com, or contact Jeffrey Pelletier at 508-264-0586 or jeffrey.pelletier@ja.org.

CHSAAP's fourth Hall of Fame Induction Banquet at Cranston Country Club honors some of Central's finest athletic teams, coaches, and individuals, and also recognizes Distinguished Alumni and posthumous honorees.

Enjoy a day on the course at Cranston Country Club while supporting the Special Signal Fire Association, known as the Providence Canteen. This 10th annual tournament raises funds for daily operations that aid fire, police, and EMS personnel, as well as community events across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, a tradition that has continued for more than 50 years. The outing includes 18 holes with carts, breakfast and coffee at registration provided by the Providence Canteen, hot dogs and hamburgers at the turn, and a buffet dinner followed by a raffle with a variety of prizes. Entry is $150 per golfer or $600 per foursome, and dinner only is available for $30. Raffle tickets are sold prior to dinner. Local unions and businesses can sponsor a tee sign for $100. Checks may be made payable to the Special Signal Fire Association. For details about playing or sponsorships, contact Chris Palmer at (401) 230-0297 or cjpfirephotos@gmail.com.

Explore the meeting point of flow and frequency in a session that supports the connection of mind, body, and spirit. It begins with 30 minutes of gentle yoga to release tension and invite calm, preparing for a deeper meditative experience. Participants then lie comfortably for a 60 minute sound bath, allowing layered tones to promote balance and deep relaxation. Together, these practices encourage ease, steady mindfulness, and integration of restorative vibrations for a soothing, rejuvenating experience.

At Ted’s Stadium Kitchen and Pub, a Psychic Dinner offers a personal reading of about 15 to 20 minutes along with a buffet. The buffet is $60. For reservations, call The Mindz Eye at 401-465-8400. Capacity is limited.

This uplifting evening invites attendees to experience heartfelt connection, opportunities for healing, and spiritual messages in a warm, positive atmosphere. Tickets are $65 per person and may sell out.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood bring their quick-fire improv to a single-night live performance as part of the From Whose Line Is It Anyway? Tour. Fueled by suggestions from the audience, they turn on-the-spot ideas into a whirlwind of scenes and games that echo the spirit of the hit TV show. Expect favorite Whose Line-style formats alongside fresh twists, and watch as a few attendees are invited on stage to be part of the comedy. Entirely unscripted, each show heads in surprising directions and keeps the laughter rolling, whether it is your first time seeing them or a return visit.

At Lippitt Memorial Park, the Providence Artisans Market presents a Fall Fest as part of its 14th year. Over the course of 27 consecutive Saturdays, more than 300 local artists are showcased alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market, bringing together fine art, fresh fruits and vegetables, food trucks, and live music. The experience is suitable for all ages and offers a day in the park.

Little City Thrifty Vintage Market returns to WaterFire Arts Center in Providence with racks and tables full of pre‑Y2K housewares, vinyl records, size‑inclusive clothing, streetwear, art, jewelry, accessories, and more. Browse more than 90 booths from vendors based in Rhode Island and beyond, with finds spanning many eras, styles, and budgets. Every ticket includes a drink perk that can be redeemed for a small 5 oz beer or cocktail, a hot coffee from New Harvest, or a non‑alcoholic beverage, or it can be used for $2 off any full‑sized drink at the Inside Voices bar. Two pop‑up restaurants and a bakery will be on site to keep shoppers fueled. Early Buying Hour and General Admission options are available. Early entry tickets are limited, include a drink and a limited‑edition LCT tote printed by Hungry Ghost Press, and provide access before general admission. If an early entry ticket holder arrives later, the drink ticket and tote will still be available for pickup. General Admission tickets include a drink and are valid only for the specific day purchased. Sessions that sell out in advance will not have tickets available at the door.

Spend an evening with the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation as part of the Flames of Hope weekend, taking place at a new location. Look forward to a lively scene of food trucks, music, and community. Admission is free, and guests simply pay for what they choose to eat and drink. Earlier in the day, the free Celebration of Life Festival sets the tone, leading into the Illuminations of Life Ceremony and Torch Procession. Through choreography, music, and storytelling, these moments share messages of hope, faith, strength, courage, and determination. Two special ticketed experiences are also planned for the evening, with details to be announced soon.

Pat Metheny brings Side-Eye III+, his biggest ensemble in more than ten years, featuring Joe Dyson on drums, Chris Fishman on keyboards, Jermaine Paul on bass, and Leonard Patton on percussion and vocals. Built around Metheny’s first ensemble studio album in six years, Side-Eye III+, the program blends new compositions with imaginative reworkings of favorites and classics from across his catalog. The result highlights the 20-time Grammy Award winning guitarist and composer’s ongoing growth while honoring the signature sound that has shaped his career.

Ava Motherwell and friends return to Providence for a one-day pop-up featuring a curated mix of vintage and vintage-inspired beads from Germany and Italy, natural gemstones, artisan-made pieces, and other distinctive finds. Seeing the selection in person makes it easier to choose colors, textures, and shapes that spark new designs. Admission is free, and no pre-registration is required. The event welcomes jewelry designers, collectors, and anyone who enjoys beautiful beads. Businesses seeking wholesale options can purchase with a state-issued resale license, though it is not required to attend or to make retail purchases.

Children’s Wishes’ signature fundraising celebration takes place at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet, gathering supporters from across Rhode Island for a night that blends celebration with meaningful impact. Guests can expect dinner, entertainment, and a carefully crafted theme that encourages everyone to “travel” the globe while contributing to a worthy cause. Proceeds support Children’s Wishes and its work granting heartfelt wishes for children facing serious medical challenges, bringing joy, hope, and lasting memories to kids and their families throughout the community.

Move to a lively mix of dance-friendly classics and current hits spanning the 1970s through today. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with familiar songs that are perfect for singing along and keeping the energy high.

Bed By 10 brings a 30-plus clubbing experience to Medici Lounge, celebrating the sounds and spirit of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. It is designed for people who want to dance, connect with others, and enjoy great music while still keeping the next day free. Expect upbeat energy, friendly faces, and a nostalgic soundtrack that lets longtime ravers revisit favorite dance floor moments without a late night.

Twenty years after its debut, the indie classic Napoleon Dynamite continues to delight with endearing characters and endlessly quotable dialogue that keeps audiences laughing. This special evening presents a full screening of the film, followed by an energetic interactive program featuring cast members Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez, known for their roles as Napoleon, Uncle Rico, and Pedro. The live segment combines audience Q&A, improv comedy, game show elements, and a party atmosphere, with plenty of participation. Designed for the whole family, it offers a warm celebration of a movie that has stayed close to fans’ hearts.

Women of Wolfsburg brings back the sixth annual Ladies Car Show at the WaterFire Arts Center. Show car registration will open in the coming months. Spectator admission is free, with a full day of vehicles, raffles, and food taking place inside the venue.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE! brings the television favorite to the stage with a familiar host for an interactive experience. Audience members may be selected as contestants to step onstage, take a turn at a replica of the wheel, solve puzzles, and compete for prizes. Rewards at each show can include trips to Paris or Hawaii or up to $10,000 in cash. It is described as the only way to spin the wheel and win prizes away from Sony Pictures Studios. Even those not chosen for the stage have chances to participate and win.

Failure headlines this Rising Skyline 2026 show with Quannnic. Advance tickets are $30, with day-of pricing at $35. A Magnified VIP option is available, limited to 30 tickets and priced at $230, and it does not require a password. Presales include Artist, BandsInTown, and Venue options with the passwords skyline26, Rising26, and failure. A public on sale follows.

Fred Armisen presents a comedy show shaped for musicians while welcoming everyone in the audience. A comedian, writer, producer, and musician, he co-created and co-starred in IFC’s Emmy-nominated Portlandia, plays Uncle Fester in Netflix’s Wednesday, and helped bring HBO’s Los Espookys to life as a co-writer and executive producer. His screen work includes voice roles in The Super Mario Bros. Movie and in the animated series Big Mouth and The Mitchells vs. The Machines. He stars in, writes, and produces IFC’s Documentary Now and has appeared in HBO’s Our Flag Means Death, Judd Apatow’s The Bubble, and Amazon’s Forever. On stage he appears on Broadway in All In. Armisen spent 11 seasons on Saturday Night Live, and from 2014 to 2024 served as bandleader of the 8G Band on Late Night With Seth Meyers.

Rhode Island FC hosts Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC at Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket. The matchup brings contrasting styles, with both teams pressing and looking to break quickly in transition.

Providence Artisans Fall Fest brings the Providence Artisans Market to Lippitt Memorial Park during its 14th annual season, which spans 27 consecutive Saturdays and showcases more than 300 local artists alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Look for original art, seasonal produce, food trucks, and live music in a family friendly setting. Artists interested in participating are welcome to apply.

At Strings Bar & Grill, guitarist and singer Garry Foisy performs a solo set. A Motif Award nominee and Stone Soup Award winner, he showcases his take on classic songs across Americana, country rock, light rock, and R&B.

WaterFire Providence hosts a full lighting celebrating 100 years of United Way of Rhode Island in the center of Providence. Onshore programming features vendors and performers, building toward a vivid lighting experience that carries into the night. Add a personal touch by contributing your own light to the evening.

Martin and Chris Kratt bring their animated adventures to the stage in a live production inspired by Wild Kratts. The Emmy-nominated duo appears in person to lead a classic creature tale, activating beloved Creature Power Suits and heading out on a rescue mission. With support from the Wild Kratts team and participation from the audience, they square off against a humorous villain and work to keep animals safe. The experience highlights the show’s signature focus on creatures along with high-energy excitement and a sense of mission that children and families enjoy.

Amplify Her brings a benefit concert and community gathering to The Met in Pawtucket, celebrating Rhode Island women in music with live performances. Presented by Tune In Tune Up, the event supports a mission to connect local female artists and music professionals with health and support resources. Debra Devi appears with a tight band for a set that blends soul-soaked vocals, soaring guitar, and a dreamy strain of blues rock that can ignite into psychedelic jams. Her playing has drawn comparisons to Ana Popovic, Samantha Fish, and Susan Tedeschi, and coverage from outlets such as Relix, American Blues Scene, Vintage Guitar, and JamBase has highlighted her stature in contemporary blues rock, her Hendrix-tinged improvisations and evocative slide work, and her blazing technique paired with memorable songwriting. Her live EP Jamification Station Vol. 1 reached number 5 on the Relix/Jambands.com Top 30 Radio Chart and held its place there for three months. She has appeared at festivals ranging from Memphis to Montana and has supported artists including Joan Osborne, Jesse Malin, Willie Nile, Ana Popovic, Fantastic Cat, Chris Duarte, Marshall Crenshaw, and Joe Louis Walker. Based in Jersey City, her group features Kevin Jones on bass, John Roccesano on drums, and a rotating lineup of NYC-area keyboardists. Devi is also the author of The Language of the Blues: From Alcorub to Zuzu, with a foreword by Dr. John, a book that received the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award.

Alexander James, also known as AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys, brings The Better Man Tour to the stage. A GRAMMY-nominated, award-winning artist whose voice has shaped pop across three decades, he is known for finely crafted songs, signature harmonies, and high-energy performances. With Backstreet Boys, his releases have earned gold or platinum certifications in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all entered the Billboard 200 Top 10. His recent milestones include a high-profile run with his bandmates at the Sphere in Las Vegas, appearances on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and hosting the Netflix competition series Building The Band. He also joined NSYNC’s Joey Fatone for A Legendary Night, a collaboration that drew enthusiastic crowds. His latest album, My Name is Alexander James, signals a candid new chapter that is unmistakably him and sets the tone for this tour.

Veterans Memorial Auditorium hosts Australian born comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies on his Son of a Carpenter tour. Known for edgy stand up that challenges ideas and gets audiences thinking, he has performed around the world. His body of work includes ten stand up specials starting with Contraband in 2008, most recently High & Dry in 2023 on Netflix, his fifth for the platform. In that hour he jokes about married life with his wife and kids, the laziness of koalas, the unfairness of male pattern baldness, and why he will never drink again. On screen he co wrote, executive produced, and starred in the FX comedy Legit, and he co created and hosted The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central, which ran for three seasons from 2017 to 2019. He received the Stand Up Comedian of the Year honor at the Just for Laughs Festival in 2019. Son of a Carpenter is his latest worldwide tour.

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.

Evan Honer brings an evening of live music to Fete Music Hall with a give-back component. For every ticket purchased, $1 will benefit The Cloverdale Project, which supports organizations that care for people, animals, and the world around us. A limited VIP experience is available and includes one general admission ticket plus an exclusive pre-show with Evan featuring a brief acoustic set of two to three songs and a personal photo. VIP perks also include a signed tour poster, an exclusive merch gift, a commemorative laminate and lanyard, a 10% webstore voucher, priority entry when available, and the chance to shop merchandise without the crowds when available.

Fall comes alive at the Providence Artisans Market in Lippitt Memorial Park, celebrating its 14th year. This Fall Fest takes place alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market and is part of a season featuring more than 300 local artists across 27 straight Saturdays. Visitors can browse original artwork, pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, grab a bite from food trucks, and enjoy live music in a family friendly atmosphere.

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.

Opening Night of the 2026/27 season brings the Lightning back to their home court to face the Burlington Revolution for the first time ever. The matchup launches the new campaign and introduces a new opponent on home court. This game is part of the ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that began in partnership with the NBA and has grown into the largest pro league in America with over 130 teams. The ABA offers a path for players looking to progress in their professional careers, and its alumni include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr J, and George Gervin. The league season features 20 games and runs from October through April, including the playoffs.

The first annual tour of a new live show brings four actors from The Sopranos to the stage, guided by a fellow cast member as emcee, for an engaging conversation about the landmark series. Expect curated clips, thoughtful talk about key episodes, personal stories from behind the scenes, and lively interactions among the performers. The program also offers a Q&A with the audience, and some venues may provide tiered VIP packages before the main event. This live event is independently produced 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 or entity associated with the series.

Known for exuberant, high-energy concerts, this multi-talented ensemble of singers, dancers, and instrumentalists unveils a new production that reimagines everything from 70s rock and 80s Britpop to today’s hits, beloved film themes, and even video game music with a vintage twist. The performance is packed with dance-ready tunes and big, showstopping moments, making it just as fitting for an exciting night out as it is for a family outing. Fans are encouraged to wear their best retro attire and immerse themselves in Postmodern Jukebox’s time-traveling musical world, a feel-good celebration that salutes the past, energizes the present, and champions a human-centered future for music.

Alchemy hosts a concert featuring Carsie Blanton alongside The Burning Hell. Blanton delivers catchy songwriting and a bold, hopeful spirit grounded in the radical folk tradition of artists like Woody Guthrie. Her music pairs sharp, memorable lyrics with melodies that linger, weaving in touches of vaudeville, fireside singalongs, and punk energy. With a seasoned band at her side, she blends humor, camaraderie, and musical power to invite the audience into a shared sense of hope and solidarity.

This concert features The Barr Brothers with special guest SOAK. The Montreal group centers on Andrew Barr’s rhythmically adventurous drums and Brad Barr’s songs and guitar, while bass, pedal steel, keyboards, and horns slip in and out to broaden the palette. The music ranges from gentle, pastoral ballads to improvisations colored by North African influences to full-on rock and roll, blending careful craft with a playful streak. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show.

The Providence Artisans Halloween Market brings local makers to Lippitt Memorial Park for a community-focused marketplace. Explore original work from area artists in a welcoming park setting, with the lively scene complemented by fresh fruits and vegetables, food trucks, and live music. It offers a friendly, family-oriented way to discover creative goods and enjoy the day.

This inaugural Halloween Spooktacular from The Powerhouse Five brings a festive costume party atmosphere. Anyone who dresses in costume will have a chance to win a prize.

At the Rhode Island Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Rhode Island Convention Center, a curated group of wedding professionals will be available to share guidance for planning a celebration that fits any vision, from an elegant black tie reception to a relaxed beachside ceremony. Attendees can speak with these experts and gather ideas to help shape meaningful, lasting memories for their day.

This tryout offers boys in Rhode Island in the 2010 to 2013 age group a chance to showcase their skills for potential selection to NED Camp. Participation in both tryout sessions is required for consideration.

A signature new production for the season, this groundbreaking staging of Swan Lake presents a fresh vision powered by Tchaikovsky’s timeless music. Vivid lighting, glowing costumes, and a cast of acclaimed dancers from around the world reshape the beloved ballet into a sweeping feast for the eyes. It offers an immersive journey into a tale of love and enchantment, told through light, movement, and music. Each act unfolds like a moving gallery piece, uniting classical roots with daring contemporary design. The legend is renewed with striking imagery and emotional force.

For generations, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake has captivated audiences. This contemporary staging honors that legacy while embracing modern design, uniting classical choreography with responsive lighting and luminous costumes that move in sync with each step. The stage shifts and glows with vivid hues and feeling as technology is woven in to elevate, not replace, the beauty of ballet. Light, music, and movement come together to create a powerful sensory experience that invites a fresh encounter with a timeless legend.

Jeff Tweedy, founding member and frontman of Wilco, brings a solo tour that underscores his place among contemporary music’s most respected songwriters and performers. With 13 Wilco albums, four solo releases, and three New York Times bestselling books to his name, he draws from a wide-ranging body of work. Building on the critical acclaim for Twilight Override on dBpm Records, this performance creates an intimate setting for songs that span his solo catalog alongside Wilco favorites.

Experience an up-close night with multi-platinum artist Andy Grammer in a solo performance that blends acoustic music, spoken word, and candid storytelling with real-time connection in the room. With only a piano, a guitar, and the audience’s voices, he turns the space into a shared conversation. The set moves from beloved hits to fresh songs while he reveals the moments that shaped them. Honest, funny, and fully present, this one-man show opens a clear window into the heart of the music.

New England Plant Expo hosts a marketplace devoted to exotic plants, bringing together vendors with uncommon and rare selections along with artisans and crafters inspired by botany. The event offers plants, food, and beer in a setting that welcomes families and dogs. For vending inquiries, contact only the official page or owner Katherine Feist, since other approaches are scams.

WaterFire Providence presents an annual salute honoring the nation's veterans with a complete lighting display at WaterFire - Waterplace Park in Providence. Vendors, performers, and onshore programming add to the occasion, creating a tribute to service and community.

The New England Lightning return to their home court to take on the Philly Thunder in the first-ever meeting between these franchises. This game is part of the ABA, a men’s professional league that began in partnership with the NBA and now includes more than 130 teams across the United States. The league serves as a platform for players looking to advance their professional careers, and its past features stars like Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr. J and George Gervin. The ABA plays a 20 game regular season from October through April, followed by playoffs.

Experience the classic underdog story in a new format as the original Rocky fills the big screen while a full symphony orchestra performs Bill Conti’s score live, including Gonna Fly Now. Produced by TCG Entertainment, this film and music presentation salutes a franchise with more than $1.3 billion at the worldwide box office, three Academy Awards, and 10 nominations. The live orchestral performance heightens every surge of adrenaline, each setback, and every victory, channeling the ambition, passion, and determination that have resonated with audiences for generations.

Step on board for a guided boat outing along the Seekonk River, taking in views of Providence and East Providence while learning about the waterway and the wildlife that live in and around it. Rides depart from the Narragansett Boat Club dock. Due to high demand, advance reservations are required, and priority is given to members of the Blackstone Parks Conservancy. Member registration opens first, followed by general registration. The boat is operated by Save the Bay, and all participants must complete a consent form. If you are feeling unwell, please cancel your reservation.

Rhode Island boys in the 2010 to 2013 age groups can demonstrate their skills for a chance to earn a spot at NED Camp. This is the second tryout session and it will be held at Cranston Veterans Memorial Ice Rink. Participants must attend both dates to be considered.

Alchemy celebrates ten years with a weeklong tribute to the music, memories, and community that have defined its nights. From humble beginnings it has evolved into a lively sanctuary where raw creativity is refined into something radiant. The milestone spotlights deep connection and a kind of musical magic that emerges when open-hearted crowds gather for unforgettable nights and standout performances. It honors every pulse of the music, each night fully embraced, and all who helped shape the venue along the way. The aim is to lift the energy and turn the everyday into something extraordinary. Further information about the week of festivities will be announced.

The 2nd Annual The Affair for Air Gala at Graduate By Hilton Providence offers an elegant evening benefiting the American Lung Association. Guests will enjoy a plated dinner, an open bar, and a night of celebration that supports a future where everyone can breathe easier. Early bird tickets are $175, a $75 savings off the $250 price.

Taylorville brings a high-energy salute to Taylor Swift, spanning blockbuster singles and cherished deep cuts from across her career. The band’s skilled musicians deliver a live show enhanced by a vivid video wall that amplifies the music and adds a striking visual backdrop. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty of moments to sing and dance along to familiar favorites. This is a fan-sponsored tribute and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Taylor Swift, TAS Rights Management, or related entities. All trademarks and copyrighted materials remain the property of their respective owners, and the performance is presented to honor the music while respecting the artist’s work.

West 22nd brings its Places to Be show with an Austin rock sound shaped by friends who met at the University of Texas, united by a single goal to become the next great band. They coined a carousel-like approach to rock that spins through styles and feelings while staying centered, mixing precision with wild energy for a performance built to linger. After a breakout EP and a debut album surpassing 75 million streams worldwide, the band has made it clear they are not interested in blending in. Their songs draw on personal stories, their concerts surge with electricity, and their drive is evident. They have appeared at ACL, sold out many stops on their first headlining run, and built crowds that sing every line back at them. They are not chasing nostalgia or short-lived trends. They are focused on what comes next, the kind of moments when a chorus lands exactly right. Advance tickets are $20 and day-of admission is $25. A four ticket bundle is available for $60, which comes to $15 per ticket. General admission purchases are limited to six tickets.

A relaxed showcase offers a casual window into classical music as part of the Amica Rush Hour Series at The Vets. This earlier weekday performance features complete works drawn from the TACO Classical Series, making it simple to fit into a busy schedule. Christian Reif conducts, with pianist Estefan Iatcekiw as soloist. The program includes Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries, Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto, Dvořák’s The Wood Dove, and Ravel’s La Valse. Sponsored by Amica Insurance.

Garry Foisy, a Motif Award nominee and Stone Soup Award winner, takes the stage at Strings Bar & Grill for a solo performance of classic songs reimagined through Americana, country rock, light rock, and R&B. Expect expressive guitar work and vocals that put a fresh spin on familiar favorites.

Little Miss and The Boom returns to The Blue Room in Pawtuxet Village for an evening that brings together live music, food, and crafted cocktails in a welcoming listening room. The performance spans jazz, blues, swing, rockabilly, and modern cabaret, delivered with dramatic showmanship, retro elegance, and lively spirit so each set feels a bit different from the last. Guests can opt for dinner, drinks, or simply time to soak in the sound.

New England band The Powerhouse Five delivers a lively blend of rock, pop, dance, and country at Pub at Park in Cranston. Shake off the turkey feast with upbeat tunes and a celebratory atmosphere.