Events in Warwick, RI

Enjoy a weekly farmers market at Goddard Memorial State Park that shines a spotlight on Rhode Island’s farmers and food producers. Meet the people who grow fresh produce and flowers and craft favorite local foods. Early in the season, the selection focuses on bedding and hanging plants, cut flowers, meat, early vegetable crops, honey, and maple syrup. As traditional local summer harvests arrive, additional vendors participate and the variety grows.

Mike James and Patrick Steele of SRB LIVE will perform an acoustic duo set in Lacrosse, WI as part of the annual fundraiser for Providence Academy. The performance takes place at Providence Academy.

Providence Artisans Market celebrates its 14th annual season in Lippitt Park, showcasing more than 300 local artists spread across 27 consecutive Saturdays in tandem with the Hope Street Farmers Market. Visitors can explore fine art, pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, enjoy food trucks, and listen to live music. The setting is family friendly and designed for an easygoing day of art, food, and community.

Now in its eleventh year, the Crafting for Critters fall bazaar presents an outdoor marketplace with more than 70 local makers. Shoppers can jump-start their holiday gifting while browsing original art, jewelry, crafts, accessories, clothing, home accents, baked treats, stained glass, sweets, preserves, dog treats, pet accessories, books and other handmade finds. Seasonal creations for fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas will be featured. Admission and parking are free, and food trucks will be on site. Proceeds benefit Friends of the Warwick Animal Shelter, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports homeless cats and dogs at the Warwick Animal Shelter. Vendors should note that all items must be handmade by the applicant and payment is accepted by check only, with no credit cards or online services.

Now in its 16th year, this Rhode Island seafood celebration brings together seafood, local brews, distinctive artists, and live bands in an intimate waterfront setting at India Point Park in Providence. The festival emphasizes quality and variety without feeling overwhelming, a trait highlighted by a nationwide USA Today survey. Attendees can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere by the water with family and friends while taking in food, music, and local creativity.

Bring a well-behaved pup for a relaxing lunch at a scenic, pet-friendly spot. Enjoy delicious food while dogs explore and unwind, with special menu items made just for them. The atmosphere is welcoming and offers plenty of chances for pups to make new furry friends.

Cruise Nights fills the grounds of Crescent Park with the sights and sounds of the good old days. This season, the gathering takes place along the waterside of the park, and the schedule varies throughout the season. Admission is free, and donations collected benefit the Historic Charles I.D. Looff Carousel. Look forward to another season of nostalgic fun by the water.

Step into a 4th annual Ancient Greek themed pop-up arcade, charity fundraiser, and game festival that blends live music, games, raffles, vendors, and a spirited toga party for all ages. This free-play experience spans carnival games, party games, board and card games, and larger-than-life challenges, many reimagined as if they were created 2,500 years ago, built by hand and using little to no electricity. Families will find a bounce house, a scavenger hunt, trivia, and plenty of other activities. Costumes are welcome, with togas encouraged and a contest recognizing the best dressed. Competitors can enter the Agon Challenge tournament to earn a gold medal, be honored as a champion of games, and have the charitable donation made in their name. Proceeds support AIDS Project Rhode Island. Admission is Adults $15 and Kids $10.

AS220 Black Box in Providence hosts The ZYG 808’s Mr. Z Tour with sets from Mwalim Daphunkee Professor, Nel Fuoco, and Antoine Davis. The event is presented by PolyGroove Records, and sound will be provided by GM Slim One and SeeThru Josh. The host will be announced.

Molly Tuttle brings an award-winning blend of bluegrass, Americana, pop, and rock, showcasing the dexterity and songwriting that have made her a standout in today’s roots scene. Her 2025 release, So Long Little Miss Sunshine, earned nominations for Best Americana Album and Best Americana Performance for the single “That’s Gonna Leave A Mark.” Made in Nashville with producer Mike Joyce, known for work with Orville Peck, Miranda Lambert, and Lainey Wilson, the album is her fifth full-length and reflects a bold, deeply personal reinvention grounded in self-acceptance and transformation.

At The Parlour Providence, Nice Strong Arm appears alongside Minibeast. Long recognized for helping define the Homestead Records sound, Nice Strong Arm pairs intensity with melody and thoughtful themes, influencing waves of indie and noise rock. Their albums remain prized by collectors and by listeners devoted to post-punk and alternative rock. Minibeast opens the show.

At Runway 41 Sports Bar and Grille, Moore Music Bingo offers free to play music bingo with a prize awarded each round.

Maria Bamford brings candid, boundary-pushing comedy rooted in her own experiences with mental health. Audiences may know her from her memoir Sure, I’ll Join Your Cult, which reached the New York Times bestseller list, four hour-long standup specials including Local Act, Weakness is the Brand, Old Baby, and Maria Bamford: the special, special, special!, and a Netflix comedy that draws on her life in surreal ways, Lady Dynamite. She became the first female comic to record two half-hour Comedy Central Presents specials and appeared with Patton Oswalt, Zach Galifianakis, and Brian Posehn in The Comedians of Comedy. She also created The Maria Bamford Show, a web series where she plays every character. Her voice has been featured in Big Mouth and Human Resources, Bob’s Burgers, BoJack Horseman, Adventure Time, Legend of Korra, Puss in Boots, CatDog, and the Emmy-winning PBS series WordGirl. On screen, she portrayed DeBrie Bardeaux on Arrested Development and recurred on Fresh Off the Boat, with guest roles on Night Court, Life & Beth, Portlandia, Kenan, and Mr. Mayor, plus recurring roles on Everything’s Gonna Be Okay and Flatbush Misdeameanors. She received an Emmy nomination for a guest appearance on Ask the StoryBots. Late-night audiences have seen her on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Late Night with Seth Meyers, Conan, The Late Late Show with James Corden, and The Tonight Show. Her interview series What’s Your Ailment? explores mental health conversations with celebrities on Topic, and her Audible Original You Are (A Comedy) Special offers a playful, semi-instructional take on standup and life. This appearance showcases personal storytelling and the offbeat humor she is known for.

Settle into a 60 minute sound bath with Stephanie at Deep Breaths Holistic Center. This restorative, meditative experience invites you to get comfortable while the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls, gong, chimes, and other harmonic instruments create a calming atmosphere that supports the nervous system. Expect a welcoming, quiet setting with gentle guided grounding and breathwork, followed by a sound journey and unhurried time for rest, release, and integration. There is no pressure to empty the mind or accomplish anything... the focus is on being supported just as you are. Possible benefits include a renewed sense of calm, less muscle tension, clearer thinking, improved sleep, and feeling more connected with your body. Newcomers and regulars alike are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat or other padding to lie on, a blanket or pillow, and water; a journal is optional. Simply resting and receiving is perfectly fine.

Andy Frasco & The U.N. headline a high-energy night of live music, with the Hayley Jane Band also on the bill. For more than 15 years, Frasco has led a road-tested outfit known for transforming stages in clubs and festival fields into lively celebrations, all while blending Americana, indie rock, jam, folk, funk, soul, punk, and gospel into a colorful, unfiltered sound. Beneath the party atmosphere is thoughtful songwriting, from the hopeful spirit of L’Optimist to the hard-won reflections of Growing Pains. Produced by Frasco, Growing Pains includes collaborations with Billy Strings, G. Love, and JJ Grey, showcasing his growth as both writer and producer. Offstage, he extends that connection through the World Saving Podcast, hosting conversations with musicians, comedians, athletes, and more. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 on the day of the show.

This networking luncheon brings together business professionals who grow their businesses through referrals. The event offers time to mingle, make connections, and exchange contact information. An RSVP is requested due to limited seating, and attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards.

Celtic Thunder brings Irish and Scottish voices together to honor a shared Celtic heritage, blending traditional melodies with contemporary favorites and original songs. The current lineup features Emmet Cahill, Neil Byrne, Damian McGinty, and Ronan Scolard with the Celtic Thunder Band. Audiences can look forward to stirring solo moments and powerful group harmonies, theatrical lighting and choreography, and staging inspired by ancient stone pathways from Celtic lore. Presented as part of their 18th North American tour, An Intimate Evening with Celtic Thunder showcases some of the group’s most loved songs. Recognized multiple times by Billboard in the World Music category, Celtic Thunder continues a legacy built on acclaimed recordings, celebrated specials, and extensive touring.

Observe the RI Philharmonic Orchestra at work as it prepares an upcoming concert program under the direction of conductor Ruth Reinhardt, with violinist Yevgeny Kutik. The rehearsal covers Barber's Overture to The School for Scandal, Eric Nathan's Violin Concerto, The Mountains We Climb, a world premiere commissioned by the RI Philharmonic, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 6, Pastoral. It offers a window into the artistic process as phrasing is shaped, balances are refined, and the full program takes form.

Enjoy a live performance by The Lesters at Woodlawn Baptist Church in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Admission is free for all, and a freewill offering will be received.

This event features Kenny G, a Grammy Award-winning saxophonist recognized as the top-selling instrumental musician of the modern era. His recordings have surpassed 75 million in worldwide sales and 1.5 billion global streams. Across five decades, his impact has extended beyond jazz, with playful appearances in film and television, work with major brands, collaborations with contemporary artists across genres, and a lively online presence that continues to reach new generations.

A vibrant night of Latin dance returns with the September edition of Luna Llena, featuring Salsa, Bachata, and Merengue. The evening begins with a Pachanga workshop led by Carlos Gonzalez, owner and instructor at Mambo Pa Ti, then flows into social dancing across Bachata, Salsa, and Merengue. DJ Gato provides the music while Primal Fury Photography captures the moments. A full bar is available with cash, card, and tap to pay options, and outside beverages are not permitted. Celebrate the music and connect in a full moon atmosphere.

Creative Capital Anime-Fest brings an all-ages celebration of anime to Providence, Rhode Island at the Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport). The event features appearances by voice actors, vendors, panels, trivia, a lip sync battle, and a cosplay contest. Families are welcome, and children 11 and under receive free admission with a limit of one child per adult.

Discover how Modern Dog Training helps turn pups into polite companions at a casual Pup Cup Pop-Up at Rumford Pet Center in Warwick. Meet the training team, learn about their positive, science based approach, and ask general questions about training and available programs. This is an informational session only, so there will be no formal training and no individualized advice. Dogs are welcome, and every pup receives a complimentary pup cup to enjoy during the visit. Space can be reserved with an RSVP.

This workshop dives into sourdough bread making and creative focaccia decoration. Participants design two focaccias with colorful vegetables and flavorful herbs, with snacks to enjoy and time to connect with others. It suits date nights, a night out with friends, family activities, or a distinctive gift. No prior experience is required, and participants ages 7 and up are welcome. Bring enthusiasm and make delicious bread in the kitchen.

Home Grown brings an upbeat party vibe to Harbor Lights Marina and Country Club, filling the night with familiar favorites, big sing-alongs, and plenty of dance-ready moments. The atmosphere centers on good company and cold drinks, with a set designed to keep the energy high and encourage staying for one more song.

At The Vets, the RI Philharmonic Orchestra opens the TACO Classical Series for the 2026 to 2027 season 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 The Mountains We Climb commissioned by the orchestra, and Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 Pastoral. This performance is sponsored by TACO and The White Family Foundation.

The national tour launches for Operation Mincemeat: A New Musical, an Olivier Award winner for Best New Musical and a 2025 Tony Award recipient. Lauded as the best-reviewed production in West End history with 88 five-star notices and recognized by Entertainment Weekly as the number one Broadway show of 2025, it arrives with remarkable acclaim. Taffy Brodesser-Akner of the New York Times called it the most rewarding theatrical experience they have had. Set in 1943 with the Allies in a precarious position, this fast-paced and funny retelling follows a daring ruse built on a stolen body, a fabricated love letter, and the unlikely involvement of Ian Fleming. Blending bright musical flair with thriller-style intrigue, it traces the audacious covert plan credited with turning the tide of the war and the secret mission many say won World War II.

Revisit youthful memories in a classroom-style comedy where an indomitable Sister leads the class with quick wit and constant surprises. This interactive theatrical experience blends nostalgia with audience participation, featuring glow-in-the-dark rosaries and playful antics that keep the laughter flowing. Whether you are the model student or the mischievous one, everyone becomes part of the lesson. Praised by The New York Times for delivering plenty of laughs, this lively show offers a spirited ride from start to finish.

Centreville Bank Stadium hosts a special soccer match that taps into the global excitement around the game and the growing momentum of women’s sports. Presented in support of WFRI during its 25th anniversary, the event celebrates the skill, leadership, and impact of women athletes while helping build a future where women and girls enjoy equal opportunities on and off the field. Attendees can experience the energy and inspiration surrounding women’s soccer while contributing to WFRI’s efforts to advance gender equity through systemic change.

Dragonfly Wellness Market & Experiences brings a curated indoor marketplace to Pawtucket, Rhode Island, centered on community, connection, and holistic self-care. Explore more than 20 local vendors and experiences, including chair reiki, breathwork, and tension relief, plus facials and acne care alongside premium skincare, botanical beauty, and perfumes. Browse handmade candles, room sprays, soaps, custom deity altars, sage bundles, and crystals. Enjoy tarot card readings, henna body art, and fittings for permanent jewelry. Connect with a menopause coach, learn about holistic mental health support, and shop artisanal herbal teas, healthy pre-made meals, and local pet products. A full bar will be open so you can sip while you shop. Early ticket buyers receive one complimentary raffle ticket with entry, and the grand raffle features wellness baskets and prizes donated by attending vendors and supportive local businesses. Informative talks on perimenopause and menopause are scheduled during the event. Select services can be reserved in advance, including chair reiki with an option that concludes with angel number messages, tarot readings, and henna designs. Free on-site parking is available.

Young professionals can connect over cocktails and a friendly cornhole tournament at The Trap in East Greenwich, presented by Navigant Credit Union. This is the fifth year for this gathering, which offers space to compete or simply network with peers. Individual networking tickets are $10 per person, and cornhole team entries are $40 for a team of two. Each ticket includes one beverage and appetizers, and a cash bar will be available. Tournament prizes include $100 for the first place team and $50 for the second place team. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards for networking. A rain date is planned. When registering a team, include the teammate’s name in the notes.

Getting ready to welcome a baby often brings plenty of questions, and this class focuses on building knowledge and confidence for the early days at home. Designed for expectant and new parents, partners, and grandparents, it provides practical, hands-on guidance for caring for a newborn. Topics include basic infant care, bathing and diapering, feeding by breast or bottle, safe sleep practices, soothing a fussy baby, and what to expect with postpartum recovery in the first weeks. The vital role of a support person during pregnancy and after birth is emphasized so everyone feels prepared to care for the baby and support one another. Led by the experienced team at Healthy Babies, Happy Moms in East Greenwich, the session offers a welcoming environment to ask questions, build skills, and leave with tools you can put to use right away.

Noche Tropical, a 49th Anniversary Gala at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in Cranston, celebrates almost fifty years of service. The gathering brings the community together for a lively evening that highlights culture and music while focusing on meaningful community impact. The gala raises vital funds to expand programs and deepen assistance for those who need it most, with a goal of $150,000. Sponsorship packages feature placement in the program and acknowledgment during the event, and support can also be provided through donations or by purchasing a table.

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Enjoy a seasonal celebration at Lippitt Park, part of the 14th annual Providence Artisans Market. Across its 27 consecutive Saturdays, the market highlights more than 300 local creators alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Expect original artwork, fresh produce, food trucks, and live music, creating a family friendly atmosphere. Artists interested in participating can apply.

Team Golomboski heads to Warwick City Park for an Optimism Walk and 5K Fun Run that rallies support for people in Rhode Island affected by Parkinson’s disease. Recognized as the state’s largest Parkinson’s community gathering, it offers a welcoming space to connect with others and learn about vital programs and resources. The day features a 5K fun run or walk, exciting raffles, live music, and a catered lunch. Support raised through this event helps expand programs and services statewide and funds research aimed at improved treatments and, ultimately, a cure.

Beginning breastfeeding can feel like a lot to navigate, yet with clear guidance it can also be empowering and rewarding. This Breastfeeding Class helps expectant parents feel prepared, informed, and confident as they get ready to feed their newborn. It is especially suited for the third trimester, and partners are encouraged to attend as part of the support team. Led by an experienced lactation team in East Greenwich, the session offers practical education, space to ask questions, and hands-on techniques to support those first days and weeks with baby. Topics include the benefits of breastfeeding, prenatal breast assessment, how the body makes milk, positioning and breast support, suck patterns and achieving a comfortable latch, as well as common concerns that can arise for both babies and mothers. Registration is required and space is limited to keep the class personal. The fee is $75 per couple.

After a long, hot season, this gathering centers on rehydrating the body, mind, and soul. Participants move through a guided flow of self-care, healing, and creative experiences, receiving a service from each practitioner along the way. The day features sound healing, meditation, and art, along with brunch snacks, lunch, and a smoothie to take with you. Personalize the experience by choosing from options such as Reiki, a gel or regular manicure, a Japanese head spa, a wash and blowout, a facial, a card reading, tooth gems, or a brow tint and wax. The package is valued at $500 and offered for $199. Space is limited.

WaterFire Providence honors Rhode Island educators with a full lighting at WaterFire - Waterplace Park, supported by the Rhode Island Department of Education. The celebration features performers, onshore activities, and vendors, all centered around a dramatic lighting experience that invites attendees to contribute their own light to the night.

Junior Achievement of Southern Massachusetts hosts the third annual Swing for Success Topgolf Challenge at Topgolf Cranston. The event combines friendly competition, networking with local professionals and community leaders, and support for Junior Achievement’s mission across the SouthCoast. Attendees can enjoy three hours of Topgolf play, brunch with drink tickets, and a variety of contests. The program culminates in the Golden Shot Finale, where finalists compete in a closest to the pin challenge for a grand prize in front of the crowd. Participation options include entering a team, sponsoring a bay, or attending in support of the cause. Ticket choices are available for a single golfer at $175, a six-person group at $1,050, and a supporter pass at $75, with sponsorship opportunities also available.

The fourth Hall of Fame Induction Banquet honors Central’s standout athletic teams, coaches, and individual contributors, with additional recognition for Distinguished Alumni and posthumous inductees. This ceremony celebrates the achievements and legacy of the Central community in a formal banquet setting.

The 10th Annual Special Signal Fire Association Fundraising Golf Tournament takes place at Cranston Country Club, offering a full day on the course with friends and sponsors in support of the Special Signal Fire Association - Providence Canteen. Proceeds sustain day to day operations of the canteen, continuing more than 50 years of assistance to firefighters, police, EMS, and community events across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. Entry includes 18 holes with a cart, breakfast and coffee provided by the Providence Canteen during check in, hot dogs and hamburgers at the midway point, and a buffet dinner with a raffle featuring many prizes, with raffle tickets sold before dinner. The cost is $150 per golfer or $600 for a foursome, and dinner only is $30. Local unions and businesses can support as tee sponsors with a $100 tee sign. Checks should be made payable to Special Signal Fire Association.

This Psychic Dinner at Ted's Stadium Kitchen and Pub features a buffet and an individual reading of about 15 to 20 minutes for $60. Tickets are available by calling The Mindz Eye at 401-465-8400. Seating is limited.

Experience the Providence Artisans Market fall festival at Lippitt Park, part of its 14th annual season. The market showcases work from over 300 local artists across 27 consecutive Saturdays and takes place alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Browse fine art, find fresh produce, sample offerings from food trucks, and enjoy live music in a family friendly setting.

Rhode Island’s largest vintage market returns to WaterFire Arts Center in Providence with a huge selection of pre-2000 home goods, vinyl records, size-inclusive apparel spanning streetwear and more, plus art, jewelry, accessories, and other finds. Explore more than 90 vendor booths from within the state and farther afield, with selections to suit every era, style, and budget. Every ticket includes a drink perk redeemable on site for a small 5 oz pour of beer or a cocktail, a hot coffee from New Harvest, or a non-alcoholic option. It can also be used for $2 off any full-sized drink at the Inside Voices bar. Two pop-up restaurants and a bakery will be on hand to keep shoppers fueled throughout the day. Ticket options include an Early Buying Hour and General Admission. Early Buying Hour passes are very limited, include a drink and a limited-edition Little City Thrifty tote printed by Hungry Ghost Press, and provide first access before regular hours. If an early entry ticket holder arrives later, the drink ticket and tote will still be available for pickup that day. General Admission grants entry during standard hours on the specific day purchased and includes a drink. Any session that sells out in advance will not offer tickets at the door.

This interactive sourdough class covers how to care for a starter and make a first loaf with clear, step-by-step instruction. Participants head home with dough ready to proof overnight and bake, a live starter to grow, a full starter kit for sourdough, an in-depth guidebook, and a sourdough recipe to continue baking at home. To take part, have a home oven and a Dutch oven with a lid available. The session focuses on practical techniques you can put to work right from your own kitchen.

Enjoy an evening of food trucks and music in downtown Providence, Rhode Island, presented as part of the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation’s 2026 Flames of Hope weekend celebrating life. Admission is free, and attendees pay only for what they choose to eat and drink. Earlier in the day, the Celebration of Life Festival sets the tone, followed by the Illuminations of Life Ceremony and Torch Procession, brought to life through choreography, music, and storytelling that share messages of hope, faith, strength, courage, and determination. Two special ticketed experiences are planned for the evening, with details to be announced. This year’s festivities will take place at a new location.

Twenty-time Grammy winning guitarist and composer Pat Metheny takes the stage with Side-Eye III+, his biggest ensemble in more than a decade, featuring Joe Dyson on drums, Chris Fishman on keyboards, Jermaine Paul on bass, and Leonard Patton on percussion and vocals. Centered on Metheny’s first ensemble studio album in six years, Side-Eye III+, the program weaves sweeping new compositions with imaginative reinterpretations of favorites from his catalog. The performance highlights his ongoing evolution while honoring the signature sound that has defined his celebrated career.

Now in its second year, this truck pulling challenge raises funds for Special Olympics Rhode Island with expanded distances and tougher rigs. Teams of 8 to 10 compete over a 75 foot course using heavier trucks, and laser timing ensures accurate results. Both a Hero Division and a Public Division are available. The entry fee is $500 per team. All participants receive food and an official Heroes Pull T-shirt. The competition takes place in the Crowne Plaza parking lot, where groups can put their strength to the test in support of Special Olympics Rhode Island.

Ava Motherwell and friends return to Providence for a one-day, in-person pop-up at Hilton Downtown Providence featuring vintage and vintage-inspired beads from Germany and Italy, gemstones, and artisan-made beads. Browsing on site lets attendees see and handle materials and plan designs right away. All visitors are welcome. Admission is free and no advance registration is required. Businesses interested in wholesale purchasing can bring a resale license issued by the state, but it is not necessary to enter or to make regular purchases. Parking is available in the hotel garage and in a garage across the street.

The Annual Passport Gala is Children’s Wishes’ flagship fundraiser, bringing together supporters from across Rhode Island for a night that blends celebration with purpose. Guests can expect dinner, entertainment, and a creative theme that invites them to explore the world in spirit while contributing to a meaningful cause. Funds raised at the gala help Children’s Wishes fulfill heartfelt wishes for children facing serious medical challenges, fostering joy, hope, and lasting memories for these children and their families across the community.

Bed By 10 brings a club night crafted for ages 30 and up, spotlighting the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Hosted at Medici Lounge, it centers on dancing, conversation, and feel-good classics from iconic club eras, offering a lively atmosphere that lets you enjoy the night without sacrificing the next day.

Celebrate twenty years of the beloved indie comedy with a full film screening followed by an onstage, interactive program featuring Jon Heder, Jon Gries, and Efren Ramirez. This family-friendly experience blends Q&A, improvisational comedy, game show elements, and a party vibe, with lots of audience participation. Revisit the unforgettable characters and endlessly quotable lines that have kept fans laughing for decades.

Women of Wolfsburg brings its sixth annual Ladies Car Show back to WaterFire Arts Center. Show car registration will open in the coming months. Spectator admission is free, and the day features rides, raffles, and food, all taking place indoors at the WaterFire Arts Center.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE brings the excitement of America’s Game to the stage in your area. A familiar host guides the action as audience members are selected to become contestants, spin a replica of the iconic wheel, solve puzzles, and compete for prizes offered beyond Sony Pictures Studios. Each show features chances to win, with potential rewards such as trips to Paris or Hawaii or cash prizes up to $10,000. Even those not on stage can share in the fun with opportunities to win throughout the event.

Rising Skyline 2026 brings Failure to the stage alongside Quannnic. Tickets are priced at $30 in advance or $35 on the day of the show. A Magnified VIP presale offers a very limited allotment of 30 tickets at $230 and does not require a password. Additional presales include Artist, BandsInTown, and Venue, using the passwords skyline26, Rising26, and failure. A public on sale is also noted.

Fred Armisen brings Comedy for Musicians But Everyone is Welcome, a comedy performance shaped by his background as a comedian, writer, producer, and musician. He co-wrote and starred in the Emmy-nominated IFC series Portlandia, plays Uncle Fester in Netflix’s Wednesday, and stars in HBO’s Los Espookys, a project he helped write and executive produce. His voice work includes the animated Super Mario Bros. movie, Big Mouth, and The Mitchells vs. The Machines. He also stars in, writes, and produces the IFC series Documentary Now, and has appeared in HBO’s Our Flag Means Death, Judd Apatow’s The Bubble, and Amazon’s Forever. He is currently on Broadway in the play All In. An 11-season veteran of Saturday Night Live, he led the 8G Band on Late Night with Seth Meyers from 2014 through 2024. The show is crafted with musicians in mind and open to everyone.

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.

Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC visits Rhode Island FC at Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket for a high-energy matchup. Both teams favor pressing and quick transitions, setting the stage for an intense tactical battle. The game offers a clear test of Rhode Island’s home rhythm against a seasoned road opponent.

The Providence Artisans Market brings a fall festival atmosphere to Lippitt Park as it enters its 14th annual season. Spanning 27 consecutive Saturdays, the series showcases work from more than 300 local artists alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Attendees can explore fine art, find fresh fruits and vegetables, grab a bite from food trucks, and listen to live music. This is a family event with plenty to see and enjoy.

Now in its 24th year, Paws in the Park brings a community dog walk to Rocky Point Park with tail wagging fun for people and pets. The event features dog friendly activities, kids activities, a vendor marketplace, a canine costume contest, food trucks, raffles and chances to win grand prizes. It is a peer to peer fundraiser that supports homeless pets, and every step helps give animals a second chance at love and a forever home. Registration will be available soon, and once registered, participants can begin fundraising to help homeless animals in Rhode Island.

An annual Halloween festival features a parade that begins in Riverside Square and travels along Bullocks Point Ave to the historic carousel. The festival at the carousel offers free family fun with live music, free face painting, a free bounce house, and kids activities, along with flash mobs, food trucks, and vendors. Costumes are encouraged, and more details will be announced.

WaterFire Providence presents a full lighting to honor the 100th anniversary of United Way of Rhode Island at WaterFire - Waterplace Park in the center of Providence. The event features onshore programming with vendors and performers, along with a complete lighting display. Attendees can contribute their own light to the night as part of the celebration.

Six friends share the stage with feel-good energy, delivering a set packed with classic rock favorites from the 70s through today. Performing as The Underground, they focus on great songs and tight playing while keeping the mood playful and relaxed. Expect familiar hits, spirited chemistry, and a good-time atmosphere from start to finish.

Get into the spooky spirit with discounts on minnies and more. Enjoy food trucks, a variety of vendors, and Halloween festivities.

Amplify Her brings the community together at The Met in Pawtucket, Rhode Island to celebrate women in the state’s music scene with a night of live performances. Presented by Tune In Tune Up, the event spotlights local female artists and music professionals while connecting them with health and support resources. The lineup includes guitarist and vocalist Debra Devi with her band, delivering a blend of soulful singing, blues rock drive and exploratory psychedelic textures. Her playing has drawn comparisons to Ana Popovic, Samantha Fish and Susan Tedeschi, and outlets such as American Blues Scene and Vintage Guitar have praised her stature among contemporary blues rock guitarists, her Hendrix-inspired improvisations and evocative slide work. JamBase has highlighted both her fiery fretwork and memorable songwriting. Her live EP, Jamification Station Vol. 1, reached number 5 on the Relix/Jambands.com Top 30 Radio Chart and remained there for three months. Devi has performed at festivals nationwide, including appearances in Memphis and Montana, and has opened for artists such as 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 roster of top NYC-area keyboard players. She is also the author of The Language of the Blues, a book with a foreword by Dr. John that received the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award.

Alexander James takes center stage for The Better Man Tour. Also known as AJ McLean of Backstreet Boys, he is a multi award winning, GRAMMY nominated performer whose crafted songs, signature harmonies, and arena scale performances have helped shape pop culture across three decades. With Backstreet Boys, releases have earned gold or platinum status in 46 countries, and the group’s first nine albums all debuted in the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. Recent highlights include a milestone residency with the band at Sphere Las Vegas, an appearance on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, and hosting Netflix’s music competition Building The Band. He also co headlined A Legendary Night with NSYNC’s Joey Fatone, uniting two voices of a generation. His new album, My Name is Alexander James, marks a candid chapter that is distinctly his, and The Better Man Tour showcases that continuing evolution from one of pop’s enduring voices.

An enthusiast-led gathering centered on learning, collection curation, and community for antique and vintage costume jewelry takes place at Crowne Plaza Providence-Warwick (Airport) in Rhode Island. Designed as a conference style convention, it emphasizes networking and education rather than a traditional trade show. The program features talks by internationally recognized authors, dealers, and historians on subjects that include Juliana, Original by Robert, Sweetheart pieces, Christian Dior designs, and practical guidance for identifying and understanding hallmarks. Attendees can explore book signings, jewelry trivia, a panel discussion, museum visits, and a Giant Jewelry Raffle with past prize values exceeding $10,000. Commerce is part of the experience, with opportunities to buy and sell, including distinctive in room selling where collections are showcased directly from hotel rooms. Two themed dinners, a kick off gathering and a gala evening, are included in the social program, and pre event activities are planned for those who want to extend the experience. The event encourages interested collectors and dealers to connect through the official Rogue Jewelry Convention Facebook group for updates.

Part of his Son of a Carpenter tour, Australian comedian, actor, and writer Jim Jefferies brings sharp, no-nonsense stand-up that challenges ideas and gets audiences laughing worldwide. He has released ten stand-up specials since Contraband, with his most recent Netflix special High & Dry marking his fifth for the platform, where he riffs on everything from koalas and the frustrations of male pattern baldness to why he gave up drinking. On screen, he created, co-wrote, executive produced, and starred in the FX comedy series Legit, and he hosted and co-created The Jim Jefferies Show on Comedy Central for three seasons. He was also honored as Stand-Up Comedian of the Year at the Just for Laughs Festival.

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

The New England Lightning tip off their 2026/27 campaign on home court, hosting the Burlington Revolution in the first meeting between the two franchises. The game is part of the ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that originated in partnership with the NBA and now includes more than 130 teams across the United States. The ABA provides a platform for players aiming to advance their professional careers, and its alumni include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr J (Julius Irving), and George Gervin. The season consists of 20 games and includes playoffs.

This brand-new touring stage conversation brings together four cast members from The Sopranos and an emcee from the show. With clips from the series and lively conversation, they reflect on the 1999 premiere, the show’s influence on television storytelling, and its lasting popularity. The program features behind-the-scenes stories, discussions of memorable episodes, onstage interactions among the actors, and a Q&A with audience members. Some venues may also offer tiered options for a pre-show VIP experience. 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 connected with the series.

A celebrated troupe of singers, dancers, and instrumentalists presents a fresh stage production that gives a vintage twist to everything from '70s rock and '80s Britpop to today’s chart hits, film themes, and even video game soundtracks. The performance bursts with dance-friendly numbers and big, showstopping moments, making it equally suited to a night on the town or a family outing. Guests are encouraged to come in their finest retro style and dive into an immersive, time-hopping concert that salutes musical history, energizes the present, and looks ahead to a distinctly human future for music.

Carsie Blanton brings catchy, gutsy songs and a boldly optimistic spirit to the stage, carrying forward a radical folk tradition in the vein of Woody Guthrie. Her sharp wordplay and singable melodies blend the theatrical sparkle of vaudeville, the warmth of campfire choruses, and the punch of punk. Backed by a seasoned band, she uses humor, camaraderie, and formidable musicianship to invite the room into a shared feeling of hope and solidarity.

The Barr Brothers bring their genre-crossing sound to The Met with special guest SOAK. The Montreal group centers on the polyrhythmic drumming of Andrew Barr and the songwriting and guitar work of Brad Barr. Their arrangements weave in bass, pedal steel, keyboards, and horns, shifting from quiet, pastoral ballads to exploratory grooves with North African flavors and bursts of classic rock energy. The music balances careful craft with a playful spirit.

A Halloween edition of the Providence Artisans Market brings local creators to Lippitt Memorial Park, set alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Browse original artwork, pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, enjoy options from food trucks, and take in live music. The setting is family friendly and makes for a relaxed day in the park.

Experience the first-ever The Powerhouse Five Halloween Spooktacular, a costume party where dressing up could earn a prize.

The Rhode Island Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Rhode Island Convention Center brings together a curated group of wedding experts ready to share guidance and inspiration. Whether the vision is a sophisticated black tie celebration or a laid-back barefoot ceremony on the beach, they offer advice to help shape lasting memories for your day.

Rhode Island boys in the 2010 to 2013 age group are encouraged to showcase their abilities for an opportunity to earn a spot at NED Camp. Participation in both tryout sessions is required.

Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights debuts as a flagship production for the season, pairing Tchaikovsky’s renowned score with a fully reinvented staging. Brilliant lighting, luminous costumes, and an ensemble of elite dancers from around the world recast the beloved ballet into a striking visual spectacle. The experience unfolds as an immersive tale of love and enchantment, expressed through the interplay of light, movement, and music. Each act appears like a living gallery piece, balancing timeless classical roots with bold contemporary design. The legend returns transformed, radiant with evocative imagery and powerful emotion.

Experience a fresh take on a ballet classic as Swan Lake returns with a fusion of timeless artistry and modern light. Set to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated music, the production pairs fluid choreography with inventive illumination. Costumes glow and shift with each movement, turning the stage into a dynamic canvas of color and feeling. Technology supports the tradition rather than replacing it, heightening the grace and storytelling at the heart of classical ballet. Light, music, and motion come together for an immersive performance that invites audiences to rediscover this legend in a new way.

Multi-platinum artist Andy Grammer presents an intimate, high-energy one-man show that blends acoustic songs, spoken word, personal storytelling, and real-time connection with the crowd. With just a piano, a guitar, and the voices in the room, he transforms the stage into a shared experience, moving from well-known hits to new material while revealing the stories behind them. Candid, funny, and fully present, this performance offers a direct line to the heart of the music.

At Warwick Public Library, a fantasy tabletop roleplaying session follows rumors of a sorcerer who has moved into the penthouse of the Pachyderm Tower. Tales speak of a priceless gem and frightening magic at the summit, with riches and renown for those who survive the ascent. No experience is necessary, and dice and character sheets are provided. Experienced players are encouraged to bring a complete level-3 character using rules from the Player's Handbook 2024 to the first game session. This game is for adults only. Seating is limited, so please register with a librarian.

Hosted by New England Plant Expo, this marketplace focuses on exotic plants and gathers vendors specializing in uncommon and rare varieties, alongside artisans and crafters with botanical themes. Attendees will find plants, food, and beer. The event is family friendly and dog friendly. For vending inquiries, reach out only to the event page or to owner Katherine Feist, as other solicitations are scams.

WaterFire Providence presents its annual salute to veterans with a full lighting at Waterplace Park. The event features vendor booths, live performances, and an immersive lighting display. Onshore programming and the vendor area open ahead of the lighting, offering plenty to explore before the experience gets underway.

Back on their home court, the Lightning host the Philly Thunder in the first meeting between the franchises. The game introduces a new opponent on familiar hardwood and marks a milestone in the matchup history of these teams. The ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that began in collaboration with the NBA, is the largest pro league in the United States with more than 130 teams. It provides a pathway for athletes advancing their professional careers, and alumni include George Gervin, Moses Malone, Rick Barry, and Dr. J. The season features 20 games and runs from October through April, including the playoffs.

The classic underdog tale comes to life in a new way as the original Rocky fills the screen while a full symphony performs Bill Conti’s celebrated score live, highlighted by “Gonna Fly Now.” Produced by TCG Entertainment, this concert and film presentation salutes a franchise with more than $1.3 billion in worldwide box office, three Academy Awards, and ten total nominations. The blend of cinematic storytelling and orchestral power heightens every blow, setback, and surge of victory, channeling the grit, heart, and determination that have inspired audiences for generations.

At The Rally, a sports bar and grille, enjoy a meal, play a few games of pool, then head to the dance floor. Dinner, pool, and dancing all in one place.

Take advantage of discounted minnies and browse selections from more than one hundred vendors. Explore a wide array of items at your own pace and enjoy the convenience of shopping from many sellers all together.

Step aboard for a narrated excursion along the Seekonk River, taking in shoreline scenery and views of Providence and East Providence from the water. Guides share insights into the river’s ecology and the wildlife that lives on, in, and around it. Several departure options are available. Meet at the Narragansett Boat Club dock. Due to high demand, advance reservations are required, and priority is given to members, with registration opening first to Blackstone Parks Conservancy members and then to nonmembers. The boat is operated by Save the Bay, and all participants must complete a consent form. If you are feeling ill, please cancel your reservation.

Rhode Island boys born from 2010 to 2013 have an opportunity to showcase their skills for a chance to attend NED Camp. Attendance at both dates is required for consideration.

Alchemy marks ten years with a weeklong celebration of transformation, connection, and the music that turns nights into lasting memories. From humble beginnings to a vibrant crucible of passion and energy, the venue has grown into a place where rhythm shapes unforgettable experiences. This tribute honors every beat, every fully lived night, and everyone who helped define what Alchemy has become. The celebration spans the entire week, with more details to come.

West Coast Swing dancers gather in Providence, Rhode Island for a multi-day festival at the newly renovated Crowne Plaza. The schedule begins with an opening party on Thursday night, then expands into tours of the historic Newport mansions, more than 40 workshops taught by professional instructors, and competitions awarding WSDC points. A Masters meet and greet offers a chance to connect, showcase performances highlight featured talent, and social dancing continues late into the night in two rooms with national DJs. The atmosphere blends local and national communities, creating space to learn, compete, and enjoy the music together.

The 2nd Annual The Affair for Air Gala in Providence is an evening supporting the American Lung Association, featuring a plated dinner, an open bar, and a night of celebration focused on helping everyone breathe easier. Early bird tickets are $175, a $75 savings, with prices increasing to $250 after the early bird period.

Taylorville presents a lively salute to Taylor Swift, featuring a band performing both smash hits and treasured deep cuts from across her career. A sweeping video wall elevates the show with vivid, music-synced visuals for an immersive experience. The set invites plenty of sing-alongs and dancing while revisiting songs that fans know by heart. Taylorville is fan-sponsored and not endorsed by, directly affiliated with, maintained, authorized, or sponsored by TAS Rights Management, Taylor Swift, or their affiliated entities. All trademarks and copyrighted material associated with Taylor Swift remain the property of their respective owners. This independent tribute is offered for entertainment and informational purposes with appreciation for her artistry and respect for copyright.

West 22nd, an Austin-based rock group formed by friends from the University of Texas, takes the stage with a self-described carousel rock sound that weaves through different moods and styles while staying sharp and focused. Their songs draw on personal experiences and their performances are known for high energy. A breakthrough EP and debut album have surpassed 75 million streams worldwide, and the band has appeared at ACL while selling out many dates on its first headlining tour, building a crowd that sings every word. Advance tickets are $20, day-of admission is $25, and a four pack is available for $60. General admission purchases are limited to six tickets.

St. Barnabas Church hosts its annual holiday bazaar with a festive mix of shopping and activities. Explore raffles, a penny social table, a White Elephant Room, a baked goods table, and a wide selection of items for sale. The Luncheon Cafe will be open with food and refreshments. New this year, a dedicated area lets children do their own shopping.

Rhode Island School for the Deaf marks its 150th year with a gala at Harbor Lights. Centered on the theme A Light That Leads the Way, the celebration honors generations of students, families, educators, staff, and supporters whose contributions have brightened the school and the Deaf community, while also looking ahead to a promising future. The evening includes dinner, entertainment, dancing, opportunities to socialize, and photo moments. Early bird tickets are $95, and regular admission is $120.

The Holiday Craft Show returns to the Community College of Rhode Island, transforming the grand hall into a festive marketplace with towering trees and seasonal décor. Explore handmade gifts from more than 75 local artists and makers, enjoy a variety of food and drink options, and capture a seasonal photo at a winter wonderland booth. Admission and parking are free. Shopping is indoors in a warm, comfortable setting, and the venue offers convenient access with elevators. It is an opportunity to support local creativity during the holiday season.