Events in South Kingstown today

Save at Northern Thrift during the Wednesday Sale, where six ticket colors are 50 percent off. White tickets and the ticket of the week are not included in the discount. For more information, contact the store directly.

This second annual golf tournament benefits the Michelle Colucci Pinto Memorial Scholarship Fund and is hosted by the Misquamicut Club. Registration costs are $600 for an individual golfer and $2,200 for a team of four. For registration information, email mcpscholarshipfund@gmail.com.

Learn the basics in a welcoming introductory skating class for all ages. Great for families, whether little ones are starting out or adults want to learn alongside them. Receive patient, attentive guidance with approximately an hour of practice to build skills and confidence. After class, continue skating for the rest of the session at no extra cost. Rental skates and safety gear are included in the class fee. Registration is available online or in person, and walk ins are welcome. Minors must have a parent or guardian present to sign a participation waiver.

At Par & Tackle, Ladies’ Night provides 20% off the bill for ladies with a food purchase. Weekly rotating specials keep the lineup changing from week to week, offering something different each time. Reservations are recommended.

Identity theft has been climbing, with OmniWatch reporting 1.5 million cases nationwide in 2025, up 36 percent from the previous year. This workshop explains how to spot phishing attempts and imposter scams, set up practical safeguards, and act quickly if your information is exposed. It focuses on straightforward tactics for protecting personal and financial data in the current digital environment, turning rising risks into concrete actions that support greater security and peace of mind.

This peer-led group offers a welcoming space for fathers to connect, share experiences, and support one another as they strive to be there for their children, families, and themselves. Conversations may include parenting, co-parenting, child welfare, recovery, relationships, and other topics that matter to dads. The group meets every Wednesday. A light meal and refreshments are available.

This weekly trivia night at the Newport Marriott Hideaway Terrace in Newport brings together teams and solo players for a lively knowledge challenge. The atmosphere blends laughs, learning and a competitive edge, with brews in the mix as participants see how they stack up against one of the most competitive games in town. It suits seasoned trivia enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Lift your voice with others in a welcoming community singing circle that centers harmony, connection, and healing. No prior music experience is needed, just a willingness to participate and enjoy simple, joyful fun. Kelly facilitates the gathering, sometimes leading songs and also inviting anyone who feels inspired to step forward and lead one.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Newport Craft Brewing & Distilling in Newport, RI, with a different lineup at every show. Each performance features comedians with television and podcast credits, offering a fresh mix of acts in a brewery and distillery setting.

Stephanie Beaupre leads a calming Yin Yoga session at Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self Empowerment Center. This all-levels practice invites stillness with long, relaxed holds and attentive breathing, creating room to unwind and reconnect. The approach focuses on the body’s connective tissues, including fascia, joints, ligaments, and tendons, while also supporting mental and emotional ease. Modifications and the use of props are encouraged so each participant can explore their edge with comfort and support. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any helpful items such as blankets, bolsters, or blocks. The experience offers a grounding pause that soothes the nervous system and allows time to simply be.

Arthur Miller’s classic drama journeys to Salem at the height of the witch trials, where panic spreads and accusations carry grave consequences. Through layered characters and thorny choices, the story probes how fear, suspicion, and betrayal can fracture a community. Its timely themes encourage reflection on truth, conscience, and the resolve required to hold to one’s integrity when pressure mounts.

Dan Kelly of Fortunate Youth brings an intimate acoustic set to The Ocean Mist, pairing reggae-rooted songs with a relaxed seaside vibe. As the vocalist and songwriter for the Southern California reggae-rock band formed in Hermosa Beach, he has toured widely, performing to sold-out rooms and helping the group reach millions of streams and a dedicated global following. Fortunate Youth is known for high-energy, full-band shows featuring horns, bongos, keys, bass, and drums, and Kelly also shines on his own, returning to the essentials of voice and guitar. Born in Tupelo, Mississippi and self-taught since receiving an acoustic guitar at age 12, he delivers a blend of positivity, reggae spirit, and blues-leaning songwriting for a laid-back night by the water.

A weekly backgammon gathering at the library offers relaxed games and friendly competition. Players of all experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to seasoned enthusiasts. Registration is required, and participation is limited to 8 people. This program is intended for adults.

A memorial golf tournament in honor of Michael Cavanaugh takes place at Pequot Golf Club, bringing golfers together to support important health causes. Proceeds benefit ALS United CT research and Sails Up 4 Cancer, with entry priced at 120 dollars per player.

At the Town Hall Annex, families can enjoy a spirited Halloween celebration featuring live performances, trunk-or-treat, an indoor haunted house, food trucks, and more. Costumes are welcome. Remember to bring a flashlight and a bag for collecting treats.

Kick off the monthly paddle socials with an Oktoberfest themed gathering on the courts. Expect casual play and conversation, with costumes welcome but optional. Bring your own beverages and snacks. Everyone is invited, and COMO membership is not required. During the social, nationally recognized pro Jerry Albrikes will offer a free introductory clinic for anyone curious about the game. COMO members may RSVP through PlaybyPoint, and the social is open to all. Platform tennis, often called paddle, blends elements of tennis, racquetball, and squash, and is played outdoors in cold weather. The COMO facility includes a warming hut and an observation deck, and some balls and paddles are available in the hut for COMO racquet members, lesson and clinic participants, and paddle pros. Programs include instructional clinics, recreational and social play, ladders, leagues, and tournaments, offering many ways to experience this fast paced sport.

Kick off the weekend with Dr. G and the Believers bringing lively, dance-ready blues to Steak Loft in Mystic. Look for swinging grooves, funky rhythms, and plenty of hip-shaking energy. Pair the music with tasty food and cold drinks for a night focused on fun.

Explore the haunted side of Westerly, Rhode Island on an evening walking tour hosted by Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tours. Over about 1 hour and 45 minutes, follow lantern light through downtown and along the Pawcatuck River as guides recount true accounts of deadly shipwrecks, cursed pirate gold, strange lights, and witchcraft, along with unsettling lore from the colonial era and stories from the town’s industrial past, including the chilling tale of two spirits sharing one body. Learn about reported activity in long-standing buildings and enjoy a riverside stroll steeped in history and mystery. Tours run in all weather. Cameras are welcome. Pets are not permitted. Refunds for rain are issued only if the organizer cancels. Exact meeting details are shared after booking. Tickets are typically $30 to $35 per person.

Staged in J Studio, the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play Proof follows Catherine after the death of her father, Robert, a brilliant mathematician whose struggles with mental illness cast a long shadow. As she wrestles with loss, her sister Claire’s plans for the future, and the interest of Hal, a former student of Robert’s, a startling discovery in her father’s notebooks raises urgent questions about authorship, trust, and legacy. The story charts Catherine’s fear and hope as she weighs her own capacity for insight against the possibility of unraveling, exploring love, family, and the search for truth while blending the thrill of mathematical ideas with deeply felt human stakes.

United Theater in Westerly hosts Winslow for an evening dedicated to the music of The Eagles. This powerhouse group from Hunterdon County, NJ recreates the band’s concert sound with multiple lead vocalists, layered five-part harmonies, precise musicianship, and polished stage presence. The performance spans greatest hits and deep tracks, along with select solo favorites from Don Henley and Joe Walsh. Highlights include the close a cappella blend of Seven Bridges Road and the tightly interlocked guitars of Hotel California, capturing the detail and energy that defined The Eagles on stage.

The Bit Players deliver a high-energy improv comedy show where audience suggestions spark fast-moving scenes, clever games, and spontaneous musical numbers. The format takes its cues from the TV improv style made popular by Whose Line Is It Anyway, highlighting quick timing and bold characters. Every performance is created in the moment, so no two shows unfold the same way.

Experience a lively market in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia where skilled artisans, tasty local fare, and live music come together. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, including an additional building introduced for 2026, with outdoor tents expanding the fun. Browse handmade pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Savor local flavors from food trucks and vendors offering baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines, with food trucks on site both days. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings, and having cash on hand is recommended for a smoother visit. For information, contact Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Stonington Soccer Club’s Junior Sharks brings a playful, developmentally suited soccer experience to Taugwonk Field in Stonington, CT for children ages 3.5 to 8. Guided activities focus on movement and simple skills so young players build coordination, balance, confidence, teamwork, and a solid foundation in the game within a supportive setting. The program welcomes first-time players as well as kids who already love to kick a ball, with sessions offered across U4 through U8 age groups. Registration is open and will remain available for each group until capacity is reached.

A one-hour cleanup takes place each week in the Village of Peace Dale. Participants gather in the Peace Dale Elementary School parking lot to begin.

The 2nd Annual Japan-America Friendship Festival takes place at Touro Park, celebrating the bond between Japan and the United States in a warm, community-focused setting.

Taking place at South County Hospital in Wakefield, this fall Meet the Doulas event explores how doulas support families through pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum period, with an emphasis on fostering better experiences and outcomes. It is geared toward expecting families and individuals, medical professionals, and anyone interested in meeting members of Doulas of Rhode Island.

Expectant parents can build knowledge and confidence at a comprehensive breastfeeding class from Healthy Babies, Happy Moms in East Greenwich. Designed for pregnancy, especially the third trimester, it welcomes partners as part of the support team. The session covers the benefits of breastfeeding, prenatal breast assessment, how the body makes milk, comfortable positioning and breast support, understanding suck patterns and creating a pain-free latch, plus common challenges for both mothers and babies. Led by an experienced lactation team, the class offers time for questions and hands-on practice to help you prepare for the early days and weeks with your newborn. Registration is required and enrollment is limited to keep the experience personal. The fee is $75 per couple.

At Bierman Autism Centers in Cranston, the annual sensory-friendly trunk-or-treat features whimsically decorated trunks filled with safe treats and surprises created with sensory needs in mind. Guests can take part in approachable games like ring toss, bean bag toss, and balloon pop, enjoy face painting, and get creative with craft activities. The celebration is free for the special needs community. A designated quiet corner will be available, and the experience is arranged to be calm and welcoming so each child can explore at a comfortable pace.

Now in its fifth year, the Mystic Apple Festival highlights the spirit of fall with vendors offering arts and crafts, specialty hand-knit pieces, and seasonal foods featuring maple, pumpkin, apple, and caramel. The festival offers free fun for families throughout the weekend.

3HL performs a full-band, unplugged acoustic set at Olde Mistick Village's 5th Annual Apple Festival, mixing favorite cover songs with original material.

Celebrate the season with the New England Witches Guild’s annual Halloween parade and festival. The procession sets off from Riverside Square and makes its way to the Crescent Park Looff Carousel in Riverside, where a family-friendly celebration awaits. Enjoy free activities for kids, live music, complimentary face painting, a bounce house, flash mobs, and a variety of food trucks and vendors. Costumes are encouraged. More details will be shared soon.

Experience introductory Pilates in a tranquil salt cave setting with Halle at Island Wellness Center. This complimentary three-class series offers approximately 40-minute mat sessions focused on the foundations of classical Pilates, including core strength, stability, alignment, posture, mobility, flexibility, breath awareness, and a clear mind-body connection. Halle, a Mat Pilates instructor certified through Power Pilates with training in the classical method, leads intentional, controlled movement that can be tailored to any level of experience. The peaceful, quiet environment supports slower, deeper breathing and helps create a calm, present practice that brings movement and wellness together in one experience. These complimentary sessions launch Halle’s Pilates series, with regular classes continuing after the introduction.

Wakefield’s 11th Annual Oktoberfest brings a full day of music, food, and family-friendly festivities to celebrate the season. Three stages showcase live performances from Those Guys, Jungle Dogs, Blistering Ego with Wakefield Idol Michelle Smith, Rumble, Nun Ya Business, Sentimental Fools, and more, with authentic Alpenblumen German music and dance adding to the atmosphere. Expect a wide selection of food, beer, and specialty cocktails, plus vendors and shopping throughout the event. Activities include a keg tap, beer games, Union Fire Touch-A-Truck, appearances by Frozen Princesses, the Ladies of the Rolling Pin, Soles Dancers, roaming characters, and dedicated entertainment for kids. Tickets are $15 at the door, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Free parking is available in public lots, on the street, and at Saugatucket Park. Sponsored by Belmont Market, Paul Masse Chevrolet, and other community partners. Presented by Main Street Productions and Birch & Bay, with a portion of proceeds benefiting The Contemporary Theater Community Programs.

Enjoy a laid-back lunch where well-behaved dogs are welcome to relax at a scenic spot. Savor tasty food while pups explore a friendly setting, complete with special menu options tailored for them. It is a simple, cheerful way to share a meal, socialize, and let four-legged companions make new friends.

An informal pop-up at Rumford Pet Center in Warwick welcomes dog owners who want to learn more about training. Trainers from Modern Dog Training will be available to introduce themselves, explain their science-backed, positive approach, and answer general questions about training and their programs. Dogs are welcome, and each pup will receive a free pup cup treat to enjoy while their humans talk with the team. This is an informational session only, so no formal training will take place and personalized advice will not be provided.

Winter Maintenance Classes return with a session dedicated to oil changes for Big Twin and Twin Cam models. Enrollment is capped at six participants, the cost is $125 per person, and each attendee receives a Spectro oil change kit at no additional cost. No prior experience is required, making it suitable for newcomers as well as anyone looking to brush up on maintenance skills. Contact the organizer to secure a spot, as capacity is limited.

Pup-toberfest at Par & Tackle is a fall celebration for dogs and dog lovers presented with Rhode Home Rescue. Meet adoptable pups and reconnect with rescue alumni families sharing happy endings. Dogs are welcome, with a special pup menu and a costume contest built around the “Cutest Pup-kin” theme. Dress your canine companion in a Halloween or autumn look for a chance to win a prize. While the pups show off their style, enjoy a sip and shop with raffles, plus seasonal pet costumes and goodies available for purchase to support Rhode Home Rescue. Enjoy food and drinks, connect with fellow pet enthusiasts, and spend an afternoon celebrating the season with your four-legged friend.

Costumes take center stage on the Mystic River as paddlers gather for the eighth annual witch themed paddle paired with a community coat collection. Wear a witch outfit or any Halloween look and bring your own boat, whether a kayak, canoe, stand up paddleboard, or pedal kayak. This outing is for experienced paddlers, and no rentals will be offered. A properly fitted life jacket is required for every participant, and those on stand up paddleboards should also have a paddle and leash. Advance registration is required and walk-up entry is not available. The fee is 25 dollars per person. Participants are asked to bring a new or lightly worn coat for the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center. After check in and a safety briefing with a group photo, the group will launch for a shared paddle, then return for a Halloween party featuring a barbecue with a DJ. Food and drinks will include pizza courtesy of Mystic Park Ice Cream, burgers and hot dogs from Adventure Mystic, beverages from Schooner Beverages, and drinks for adults from Outer Light. Guests are welcome to contribute a side dish or snack. Costumes will be recognized with awards for the top three, with first receiving four passes to Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tours, second earning four passes to Dark Manor Haunted House, and third taking home a Wood N Tap Restaurant gift card.

Enjoy a festive day of Halloween-themed activities for all ages at this 5th annual celebration. Stroll past pumpkins decorated by community members while sipping free cider, snacking on doughnuts, and taking part in games and hands-on fun. Expect lawn games, a scavenger hunt, and plenty of spots for photos. Costumes are encouraged for both people and pets, and everyone is invited to show off their looks during the Costume Parade. Cast a vote for your favorite pumpkins and watch as prizes go to the top entries. Those interested in participating in the stroll can register to submit a pumpkin. Free pumpkins are available at the library on a first come, first served basis, or you may bring your own, and decorated pumpkins must be returned to the library to be considered for the contest. This event is open to all ages. For more information, email reference@westerlylibrary.org or call (401) 596-2877 x306. If it rains, activities will be moved inside the library. Pumpkins and refreshments are sponsored by Benjamin Delaney.

Players must be 21 or older. Non-members will be charged an additional $5 to participate in bingo. The kitchen will be serving grinders from Reale's. Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside the lodge, including water bottles, soda, coffees and reusable cups. Coffee, bottled water and soda are available on site, along with a full bar. Purchasing snacks and beverages during the event helps support the lodge.

The 29th Annual Guy Fawkes Bonfire Night at The Windjammer in Misquamicut Beach features a staged retelling of Guy Fawkes’s trial by The Misquamicut Players, live performances by Caswell & The Peel N. Eats, the Westerly Morris Men, and the Kentish Guards Fife and Drum, and concludes with a large bonfire on the beach. Pre-show entertainment includes music from Wayne Holmes along with the Westerly Morris Men. Expect classic selections from The Guess Who and BTO woven into the program. Created by writer and director Caswell Cooke and presented by the Misquamicut Business Association, this long-running gathering marks the 29th local celebration and recognizes more than four centuries of Bonfire Night tradition. Admission is free, with the option to purchase reserved seating in advance. Presented in memory of Chris DiPaola and Brother Lou Amici.

Kathleen Madigan brings the Flying Cats & Marching Armadillos Tour to Foxwoods Resort Casino. Seating is reserved, so attendees must use the exact seats listed on their tickets. Shopping bags and backpacks are not allowed, and all bags will be inspected at entry. The Great Cedar Showroom and its surrounding areas are smoke free and vape free. Failure to follow venue and MPTN policies may result in removal without a refund. All ticket purchases are final and non-refundable, and buying tickets authorizes Foxwoods Resort Casino to contact purchasers by email. Public onsale, venue presale, and artist presale options are available.

Chicago Total Access brings the horn-powered legacy of Chicago to life in a high-energy tribute. This New England group recreates the band’s signature mix of rock and jazz with tight harmonies and distinctive brass arrangements. Fans can look forward to singing along to favorites like 25 or 6 to 4, Make Me Smile, Colour My World, Saturday in the Park, and Beginnings, along with other hits and deep cuts spanning more than four decades. Outside food and drink are not allowed. A full bar will be available, and there is plentiful free parking on site. The Courthouse has been named the number one live music venue for three consecutive years, 2023, 2024, and 2025.

The Bit Players deliver a fast-paced, high-energy live improv comedy show inspired by the TV hit Whose Line Is It Anyway? The performance features spontaneous characters, quickfire games, and musical numbers, all created on the spot from audience suggestions. No two shows are alike, with every scene built in the moment.

Keller Williams performs two sets at The Ocean Mist, blending whimsical lyrics, agile guitar work, and live looping into his signature acoustic dance music. A veteran solo performer since his 1994 debut, he builds songs in real time with acoustic guitar, bass, guitar synthesizer, and drum samples, moving fluidly through folk, bluegrass, rock, jazz, and funk. His catalog is known for concise, one-syllable album titles that reflect distinct concepts, and his creativity extends to collaborations such as Keller & The Keels, Grateful Grass, KWahtro, Keller and the Travelin’ McCourys, Grateful Gospel, More Than A Little, and DeadPettyKellerGrass. This performance highlights his improvisational approach, groove-forward sound, and an ever-shifting set shaped by on-the-fly looping.

Spartan DEKA partners with It Starts Here Fitness in Warwick, RI to present the DEKA MILE, a fitness challenge built around ten functional training zones, each preceded by a 160 meter run that adds up to one mile of total running. Participants can compete to earn a DEKA MILE Mark and use the effort as a step toward DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.

Mystic Aquarium’s annual Run Walk for the Penguins returns with options to complete a 5K run or a 2-mile walk, with every step helping to support conservation efforts for critically endangered African penguins. Registration includes admission to Mystic Aquarium on race day. The experience features visits from some African penguins before the start, music from 107.7 to keep spirits high, breakfast burritos from a local food truck, complimentary stretch sessions from Stretch Zone Mystic, and non-alcoholic beer from Athletic Brewing Company. Young supporters can take part in a Kids Fun Run, and original penguin artwork will be awarded to top finishers and fundraisers. Family-friendly activities and plenty of penguin-themed fun create a spirited atmosphere for runners chasing a personal best and walkers spending time with family and friends, all in support of one of the world’s most endangered penguin species.

Experience a 90-minute Hatha Yoga class designed for all levels, from longtime practitioners to those stepping onto the mat for the first time. The practice blends mindful movement and breathwork with a mix of gentle challenge, deep relaxation, and restorative elements. Sequences emphasize purposeful postures to increase strength and flexibility while creating space to reset. The setting is welcoming and calm, with options and variations offered so you can practice in a way that suits your body and energy each time. It is well suited for anyone looking to deepen their practice, reconnect with themselves, reduce stress, or simply begin the day in a peaceful environment. Bring a yoga mat, water, and any favorite props. Arrive as you are and leave feeling grounded and refreshed for the week ahead.

Now indoors for the winter, the 4th Annual Garlic & Apple Roast Market returns to the Tiverton Middle School Cafeteria. Vendors present dishes and goods that feature garlic and apples, celebrating the season’s harvest and offering opportunities to sample and try something new even with a limited garlic supply. Attendees can browse, socialize, and meet local makers. Sponsored by The Bay Magazine. Free and open to the public.

This spooky shopping experience features special pricing on minnies and other finds, along with food trucks, vendor booths, and Halloween themed fun.

A solemn memorial ceremony honoring Newport native Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry will be held at his gravesite beside Belmont Chapel in Island Cemetery. Organized by JASNE, the Newport Navy League, the City of Newport, and a delegation from Shimoda, this observance offers a respectful tribute at this site in Newport.

A lively community cookout brings together families, friends, and neighbors for an afternoon of fellowship, tasty food, and plenty of laughs. Burgers and hot dogs will be served, and kids can jump and play in the bounce houses. It offers a relaxed way to unwind, connect with others, and share time with the community. All are welcome.

Explore practical ways to support your well-being at a community-focused Health & Wellness Expo hosted at Hilton Mystic, steps from the Mystic Aquarium in Mystic, CT. Connect with local experts through interactive demonstrations, on-site health screenings, and informative booths, and pick up fitness tips and resources for every stage of life. The experience includes opportunities for nutrition and wellness consultations, product samples, and vendor giveaways in a family-friendly setting with easy parking. Exhibitors include Hilton Mystic, Cruise Planners - Michael Musumeci, Five Star Bath Solutions, FREQUENSE, Key Travel Concepts (an affiliate of HMS Consulting), Leaf Guard, LeafFilter, Live It Love It Wellness, Long Home, Mary Kay - Donna Andrea-Ennis Independent Beauty Consultants, Renewal by Andersen, Seascape Reflexology, Shaklee, Still Becoming Mind & Body Coaching, Strength from Within CT, TriCore Physical Therapy and Wellness and Strength from Within CT, and Zen Zone.

The estate marks its second harvest with an afternoon of autumn celebration at the winery, featuring local makers, live music, and seasonal food and beverage specials. Explore a lineup of artisans while enjoying the harvest atmosphere at The Run. Expect to find The Wildflower Truck, Gooseberry Leather, Mantra Candles, Ocean State Pepper Co, Metal Alchemist, &Livy, Susan Troy, Sand & Stone, Coastal Cute, Simply Chickie, Fiercen Designs, Put a Wreath on It, Branchish Jerky, Knots on Euclid, Arcwood Jewelry, Coral Anchor, Gansett Woods, Aucoin Designs, and Paige Anna Jewelry. Body and mind offerings include tarot card readings with The Queen of Bones, Reiki & Biomat Fusion with Healing with Ryan, ear acupuncture with Erin Ruell, LMHC, clinical herbalism with Floral Botanical Medicine, and botanical mocktails with Tea for Torie. Tickets or reservations are not required.

PAL, short for Parents of Addicted Loved Ones, offers a weekly in-person support meeting for those caring for a child navigating substance use disorder. The gathering focuses on community, practical guidance, and encouragement. It follows a faith-based approach, welcomes adults 18 and older, and is conducted with full confidentiality in a judgment-free setting. The meeting takes place at Riverside Church, creating a safe place to land during a difficult season.

A witching hour gathering at HER Collaborative invites attendees to explore the space, meet beauty and wellness professionals, and enjoy a blend of self care, treats, shopping, and witchy fun. The experience includes free tarot readings, beauty and wellness demos, giveaways and raffles, a charm bar, spooky themed mocktails, delicious desserts, and mini self care experiences, with a few magical surprises along the way. Witchy attire is welcome, hats are encouraged, and there is a prize for the Best Dressed Witch. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Hosted at The Stonington Free Library, Operation Fresh Start’s annual Sip & Sign fundraiser brings together readers and writers for an evening of conversation, refreshments, and book discoveries. Guests can meet a lineup of authors, hear about new projects, and connect with fellow supporters while enjoying drinks and snacks. Throughout the night, attendees may purchase raffle tickets for prizes contributed by local businesses and community members and browse the authors’ books, which will be available for purchase. Each ticket includes one drink ticket with beverages provided by Rum Tropic Distillery, one raffle ticket for a basket of signed books, and hors d’oeuvres with sweet treats from local chefs. A silent auction rounds out the festivities, featuring two tickets to a UConn men’s or women’s basketball game, sea glass art from Stonington Sea Glass, a necklace from Simply Majestic, a painting by Del Bourre, a Michael Kors clutch with art by Alisha Luther, and an overnight stay at the Tabor from Tom Tabor.

This is a Sunday event at O'Brien's, hosted by Mel.

The 10th annual Special Signal Fire Association fundraising golf tournament brings golfers and sponsors to Cranston Country Club in Cranston, Rhode Island, to support the Special Signal Fire Association, Providence Canteen. Proceeds help cover the canteen’s daily operations, continuing more than 50 years of support for firefighters, police, EMS, and community events across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. The day includes registration followed by a shotgun start, 18 holes with a cart, breakfast and coffee at registration provided by the Providence Canteen, hot dogs and hamburgers at the turn, and a buffet dinner capped by a raffle with many prizes. Raffle tickets will be available before dinner. Entry is $150 per golfer or $600 for a foursome, and a dinner-only option is available for $30. Local unions and businesses can participate as tee sponsors with a $100 tee sign. Checks may be made payable to the Special Signal Fire Association. For questions, contact Chris Palmer at 401-230-0297 or cjpfirephotos@gmail.com.

Discover how thermography uses heat patterns to provide a gentle, noninvasive look at the body without X-rays or compression. Rather than showing structure, this imaging focuses on physiology and stress responses, highlighting inflammation and other temperature changes that may point to potential dysfunction. It can be applied for both men and women and is presented as a tool that may identify concerns earlier than some other exams, including early breast cancer detection. The information shared explains what the exam measures, what the images can reveal, and how results can guide timely lifestyle decisions.

Explore your family history with a welcoming monthly meeting at the library. This group brings together family historians who share trustworthy resources and practical tips to locate ancestors while helping one another with research. New members are welcome, and no registration is required.

A music-themed spin on bingo sets the tone at Torpedo Lounge, where players listen for songs, mark their cards, and aim for a winning line while enjoying food and drinks with friends. It is free to participate, and prizes are on the line along with bragging rights. Hosted at Newport Harbor Island Resort, this casual night out blends familiar hits with lighthearted competition and a lively atmosphere.