Events in Warwick today

Enjoy a free guided meditation at Rocky Point Park Beach. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat or a towel for comfort. Everyone is welcome, whether new to meditation or looking to deepen a practice.

A lively puppy parade highlights the Dog Days of Summer at the Providence Artisans Market in Lippitt Park. Now in its fourteenth season here, the market brings together more than 300 local artists across 27 consecutive Saturdays alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Expect fine art, fresh fruits and vegetables, food trucks, and live music, creating a family friendly atmosphere with plenty of puppies.

Enjoy a live performance by Lily Rhodes at Mt Hope Farm. The show starts at 9:00 AM, as listed on the page.

Runners, walkers, and beer fans come together for a 5K that pairs its course with local craft beer from Narragansett Brewery. The event welcomes competitive athletes and casual participants alike. Organizers indicate the race may sell out quickly.

Discover a marketplace devoted to the strange, unusual, and bizarre at the Rhode Island Convention Center. This traveling expo brings together a curated mix of vendors, artists, dealers, and small businesses offering taxidermy, preserved specimens, original art, horror and Halloween inspired pieces, antiques, handmade oddities, quack medical devices, eerie apparel, distinctive jewelry, skulls and bones, funeral collectibles, and more. Advance admission is $15 and entry at the door is $20. Children 12 and under are free and do not need a ticket. Expect stage entertainment from sideshow performers throughout the day and opportunities to learn the craft through taxidermy classes held during the expo. All items are legal to own and sustainably sourced. The event fosters an inclusive community where visitors can discover new creators, connect with like minded enthusiasts, and enjoy a proudly DIY atmosphere.

Beginning breastfeeding can feel like a lot to navigate, yet with clear guidance it can become a confident and fulfilling experience. Healthy Babies, Happy Moms offers a breastfeeding class designed to equip expectant parents with practical knowledge and supportive instruction so they can start their feeding journey with assurance. It is especially helpful during the third trimester, and partners are encouraged to participate as part of the support team. Led by an experienced lactation team in East Greenwich, the session creates a welcoming setting to ask questions, practice hands-on techniques, and prepare for the first days and weeks with a newborn. Topics include the benefits of breastfeeding, prenatal breast assessment, how milk production works, comfortable positioning and breast support, infant suck patterns and achieving a comfortable latch, and common challenges that can affect both baby and mother. Registration is required, group size is kept small for a more personal experience, and the fee is 75 dollars per couple.

After a long, hot summer, refocus on hydration and renewal for body, mind and soul. This daylong experience guides participants through a thoughtfully curated journey of self care, healing and creativity that features sound healing, meditation and art. Brunch snacks and lunch are included, and to go smoothies are provided. Across the day, receive a service from each practitioner, with options that include Reiki, a gel or regular manicure, a Japanese head spa, a wash and blowout, a facial, a card reading, tooth gems, and a brow tint and wax. The package is valued at $500 and is offered for $199, and spots are limited.

Bring a well-mannered dog for a laid-back lunch on a scenic property. Enjoy a tasty meal while pups roam and relax in a pet-friendly setting, and treat them to dog-friendly menu specials made just for them. It is a simple way to share good food, let your companion unwind, and meet new four-legged friends.

Participants will create a unique glass sea nautilus in this small-group workshop. Enrollment is limited to eight people per class.

Join the Cumberland Community Celebration at Diamond Hill Park for an evening of community fun. The event runs from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM, so come by and enjoy the festivities together with your neighbors.

Get hands-on with sourdough in an engaging class that covers how to care for a starter and shape your first loaf with clear, step by step guidance designed to help you succeed. You will head home with dough ready to rise overnight and bake, a live starter to grow, a full starter kit, a detailed guidebook, and the instructor's favorite sourdough recipe. A standard home oven and a Dutch oven with a lid are the only tools needed to take part. Build skills and confidence while bringing the art of sourdough into your kitchen.

Providence is set for a swamp-chic splash of glamour and a hint of mischief at Fish Co. Expect gothic beach vibes, creature-feature flair, siren-inspired moments, moody darkwave sounds, cocktails, and a dose of sunset-fueled revelry. Information on the lineup, participating performers, vendors, and other offbeat touches will be shared soon.

Spend an exciting evening at the zoo by stepping into A Bug’s World as a tiny explorer. Tickets include evening access to the entire zoo along with the A Bug’s World experience, where guests can encounter more than 60 oversized animatronic caterpillars, beetles, spiders, and more.

Catch Ryan Pinette live at Moonshine Alley in Providence, RI. The show is scheduled to start at 5:00 PM.

Created for food and wine lovers, this coastal cruise in the heart of downtown Providence blends scenic sailing with freshly shucked oysters and sparkling pours. Local oyster farmer Graham Watson, owner of West Passage Oyster Co. in South County, steps aboard to open premium oysters right on deck while sharing stories from his offshore farm near the John Chafee Nature Preserve in the West Passage of Narragansett Bay. Adventurous guests can even try shucking as he demonstrates preferred techniques for a fun, hands-on moment. Throughout the outing, wine and Prosecco are served to complement the experience, bringing together a memorable mix of flavor and waterfront views.

Comedy for a Cause is an evening of laughter that makes a positive impact, benefiting the Cranston YMCA and the local community. Tickets are $25.

Summer Salsa Blast 2026 returns to Providence Rink with an evening of music, dance, and community, presented in partnership with Providence Parks. The night begins with a free salsa lesson for beginners and anyone ready to step onto the floor. DJ Locura will spin salsa, bachata, and more, and Robertico y Su Alebreke will deliver a live performance. Featured showcases include Mambo Pa Ti, Martin and Inara, and local artists from across New England. Food trucks and beverage vendors will be available. Admission is free and family friendly, whether you plan to dance or enjoy the atmosphere. VIP tables are available. For details, sponsor or vendor interest, or questions, contact 401-952-2490 or mambopati@gmail.com.

Music bingo takes over Sullivan's Publick House with upbeat songs, easy-to-follow rounds, and chances to win prizes. Settle in with food and conversation as you listen for familiar tracks and mark your card. Whether you know every lyric or just want a lighthearted game, it is welcoming to all and made for a fun night out.

The Parlour Providence presents a live music showcase featuring a solo set from Garrett Gleason, The Grandest Noise with Cody Silander, Ben Levin with Justice Cow and Kit Orion, and Parazoa. Multiple artists share the bill on one stage.

The News in downtown Pawtucket, RI hosts a shared lineup featuring BeatCo.ViaMental, Robert Bushinsky, Mr. Slugg, and The New Pollution. The event brings all four names together on one bill at this downtown venue.

Get ready for New England’s Caribbean dance night at Island Saturdays. DJ Paul Michael will be spinning Dancehall, Soca, Afrobeats, and Reggae vibes. Doors open at 10:00 PM, with everyone free until 11:00 PM, then it’s $10 after. This is an 18+ event, and VIP is available. Door cover may change for special events, and the event typically includes food too.

At the Crowne Plaza, a free, family friendly community gathering showcases more than 250 cars alongside live music, food trucks, Del’s Lemonade, art by local creators, a hands-on truck exploration area, and activities for kids. The event brings people together to support local children who are facing life-threatening illnesses. All funds raised go to A Wish Come True and the families it serves. Admission is free and attendee registration is encouraged.

This all-levels Hatha yoga class welcomes both seasoned practitioners and first-timers. Expect a thoughtful blend of intentional poses and breath-focused movement that balances gentle challenge with relaxation and restorative moments, while supporting strength and flexibility. Options and variations are offered throughout so everyone can practice in a way that feels right that day. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, encouraging movement with awareness, curiosity, and compassion. It is a good fit for anyone hoping to deepen a practice, reconnect with self, or reduce stress. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you enjoy. Leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and restored.

Parents who are supporting a child facing substance use disorder can find encouragement and guidance at this weekly, in-person PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones) support group. Held at Riverside Church in Red Bank, it offers community and learning in a faith-based setting. Attendance is open to adults 18 and older. All discussions are confidential and judgment free, creating a compassionate space to share and feel understood.

This event features Eternal at Chelos.

Sassy Succulents RI and Medeina’s Garden host a lively Plant Bingo gathering at Long Live Beerworks, starting with a hands-on succulent station where participants craft a custom arrangement from a curated selection of plants, pots, and decorative touches. No gardening experience is necessary, and each ticket includes a beer or cider from the bar. Once the planting wraps up, the event moves into four rounds of bingo, each naming a winner and awarding prizes such as succulents, planters, and special selections from the hosts. A final lightning round raises the stakes, with extra cards available for purchase for one last shot at a prize. Expect a cheerful mix of greenery, craft beverages, and spirited gameplay among fellow plant lovers. Capacity is limited and tickets are required. Venue notes include one flight of stairs to reach the mezzanine, and guests who need special accommodation should contact the venue. Free street parking is available in the area, while nearby lots are reserved for Rooms & Works tenants. Beverage options feature New England style IPAs, fruited sours, pastry stout, and modern spins on classics brewed on site, along with non-beer and non-alcoholic choices offered through Solid Gold Provisions.

Join a friendly beginner bonsai workshop where you can grab a drink and make your own tiny tree. You’ll learn the basics of bonsai and get guided help as you pot, prune, and design your very own bonsai. It’s designed as a fun night out with friends, with teachers walking you through the core techniques so you can take your new tree home with confidence.

NIMFest brings live, outdoor music to the King Park Gazebo in Newport. This free weekly concert series runs Sundays in July and August, and the August 9 lineup features Coe Street Co-Op with Lily Rhodes for a 3-hour set of community music. It’s a great way to enjoy an afternoon concert outdoors.

Enjoy an afternoon at Crescent Park as Cruise Nights fill the waterside with the nostalgic sights and sounds of days gone by. Admission is free, and donations collected benefit the Historic Charles I.D. Looff Carousel. The schedule changes throughout the season, so event dates may vary.

Learn West Coast Swing in a relaxed outdoor setting on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge in Providence. First on the Floor offers a free, beginner friendly lesson as part of the Providence Fitness in the Parks series, with no partner or prior experience required. After the lesson, the evening continues with social dancing under the skyline, and donations are welcome. The season will also include occasional themed nights to keep things fresh and fun. Participants are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to check in and complete the required Providence Parks Activities Waiver, or sign up in advance. On certain dates the free lesson will pause due to special events and holiday programming, and social dancing or special activities may still take place. For updates on weather, location changes, and scheduling, please check the event page.

Play music bingo for free while competing for a prize in every round. Count on a lively, feel good experience from start to finish.

At The Parlour Providence, Jordan Smart appears with Jay Skaggs for a folk centered performance. Smart, a Kentucky singer and songwriter, is recognized for an unvarnished delivery and songs that span intimate storytelling, timely themes, and satire tinged protest. Influences include John Prine, Malvina Reynolds, Phil Ochs, Barbara Dane, and Woody Guthrie, and his writing is steeped in compassion and human connection.

The Parks and Recreation Division, with support from sponsors Coastal Credit Union, My Greene Team, Pamela Hughes, Bandits Baseball Club, Dupuis Oil, and The Washington Trust Company, welcomes The Good Living Band for a free, one and a half hour concert at Veteran's Memorial Amphitheater. Expect three part vocal harmonies, rhythmic acoustic guitars, and rich bass lines, with a set that spans favorites from Friday I’m in Love to Ventura Highway for a lively night of music. Parking is available in the City Hall lot. During the performance, canned goods and other non perishable items will be collected to benefit the Blackstone Valley Food Center and its work to reduce hunger in the Blackstone Valley. Performances may be canceled in the event of, or the potential for, inclement weather, with a possible rescheduled date. For updates on changes or cancellations, check the Pawtucket Parks & Recreation and Pawtucket’s Veteran’s Memorial Amphitheater Facebook pages.

Enjoy a night of entertainment at Crowne Plaza’s Grand Ballroom in Warwick. The show features Billy Gilman, with the concert starting at 6:00 PM.

An outdoor show takes place at Harbor Lights Tiki Bar, set beside a scenic pool with views of the ocean. The venue offers a lively atmosphere with room to dance and groove to the music. Food and cool beverages are available to enjoy during the performance.

The popular Twilight River Cruises return with an evening on the water as the sun settles and the city begins to glow. Providence’s historic architecture, charming bridges, and cobblestone paths reveal a different side at dusk, offering unmatched views of the capital from the river. Guests step aboard to unwind with complimentary wine and Prosecco from Rhode Island’s Gooseneck Vineyards while taking in the scenery. This experience fits a range of plans, including a romantic date night, a relaxed corporate outing, a fun girls’ night, or an after dinner adventure, creating memorable summer moments with family, friends, co workers, and a significant other.

The 2026 CYSA Golf Tournament Fundraiser brings the CYSA community, local businesses, families, and supporters together for a day on the course at Cranston Country Club, all to benefit youth soccer in Cumberland. Funds raised bolster programs and training, enhance fields, provide equipment, support scholarships, and foster a welcoming soccer experience for players across all age groups and skill levels. Registration is available for individual golfers and teams, and sponsorship opportunities are open for organizations and community supporters.

One Love Mondays is a weekly community and industry day at JA Patty Restaurant (The Tuck Shop), centered on support, collaboration, and a spirit of One Love. It is open to all, including industry friends, local businesses, creatives, neighbors, and supporters. Order in person or online from JA Patty on Mondays, and if you mention the One Love Mondays post or event, you will receive a small treat, typically a sample of something new being tested. Sharing on social media is optional but appreciated, whether that is a check-in on Facebook, a quick story, a comment in the event, or a tag. JA Patty also gives back. Restaurants and food businesses that post about their visit can choose a day for JA Patty to visit their business and show the same support, and help is available for creating a Facebook event for anyone interested in hosting a One Love day or something similar. Participation is open to any business or individual, since the focus is community as a whole, not just the industry.

Absolute beginner and beginner line dance lessons at Tri City Elks offer a welcoming start for new dancers. The session runs for 90 minutes each week, excluding holidays, and focuses on beginner level dances and basic terminology, with a new move introduced each time. Expect fresh lessons weekly and brief one wall reviews of a couple of dances covered in recent weeks. No experience or partner is required. This is a Flex Night with four line dance sessions available. The Improver class is Session 2, and you are welcome to arrive early to warm up or stay later to challenge yourself. Pricing options include a Flex Pass for $15 to attend as many sessions as you would like for the evening, or single session pricing with Session 1 Beginner Lessons at $10, Session 2 Improver Lessons at $5, Session 3 Intermediate and Advanced Lesson at $5, and Session 4 Intermediate and Advanced Requests at $5.

Settle into a 60 minute sound bath led by Stephanie at Deep Breaths Holistic Center. This gentle session invites participants to rest comfortably while the tones of crystal singing bowls, a gong, chimes, and other harmonic instruments create a soothing atmosphere that supports the nervous system. Expect a welcoming setting with light grounding and breathwork, followed by a calming sound journey that offers time for rest, release, and integration. You can simply lie down and listen. The experience centers on vibrational resonance, which can encourage relaxation, slower breathing, reduced stress, mental clarity, and steadier emotions. Many people notice a sense of calm, softer muscle tension, better sleep, and a deeper connection with their bodies. Open to newcomers and regular attendees alike, with no experience required. For comfort, consider bringing a yoga mat or something to lie on, a blanket or pillow, water, and a journal if you would like to reflect afterward.

Step beyond the basics with Improver line dance lessons tailored for dancers who already know foundational steps. Melissa leads this level within a flexible multi-session format that offers four line dance classes in one schedule. You can pair this class with other levels to warm up or to challenge yourself in more advanced material. Pricing includes a $15 Flex Pass for multiple sessions, or single-session options with $10 for the beginner class and $5 for the Improver, Intermediate or Advanced choices.

Get in Line RI presents an evening for dancers who have progressed beyond the basics at Tri-City Elks. The intermediate and advanced segment is split into two parts. The first focuses on learning a brand-new routine step by step, then revisits the choreography taught the previous week. The second becomes an all-request dance party, with a list of previously taught routines available so requests are easy to make. Comfortable clothing and shoes are encouraged, and a full bar is available for beverages. This event is best suited for those with prior line dancing experience, especially anyone who has mastered fundamentals and taken some Improver classes. It is offered as a FLEX NIGHT with four sessions available across the evening, and the intermediate and advanced portion is designated as Session 3 and Session 4. Participants can arrive earlier to warm up or stay later to challenge themselves. Pricing options include a Flex Pass for 15 dollars that covers all sessions, or single-session entry. Beginner lessons are 10 dollars, Improver lessons are 5 dollars, the Intermediate and Advanced lesson is 5 dollars, and the Intermediate and Advanced requests segment is 5 dollars.

Karaoke takes over The Black Sheep Providence with an open stage that welcomes every kind of singer, from low key crooners to spotlight ready divas. Expect a lively, social vibe where groups gather over drinks and cheer each performance, turning an ordinary weeknight into a Friday style party. Attendees pick favorite tracks, step to the mic, and share the fun under the banner of #wriksing.

Two focused summer intensives take place at Creative Hope Academy of Dance, guided by a spirit of hope and growth. The Summer Acro Intensive helps dancers build strength, flexibility, control, and confidence in acro, with skill progressions, conditioning, and safety-focused technique to elevate skills, smooth transitions, and deliver clean execution. Tuition is $125. The Jumps, Turns and Choreography Intensive sharpens technique and boosts performance quality through turns, leaps, and energetic movement while integrating choreography that deepens artistry and musicality. Training runs in two rooms, grouping dancers as beginner to intermediate and intermediate to advanced, so everyone is challenged appropriately. Tuition is $150. Reflecting a philosophy that develops strong people first and dancers second, these sessions support consistent training, technical growth, and a positive, uplifting atmosphere. Space is limited.

Take part in a line dancing Lunch and Learn at The Providence Rink. Lessons focus on straightforward steps and guided practice suitable for a range of experience levels. First-time participants will need to complete a waiver upon arrival before participating. For questions, contact getinlineri@gmail.com. Registration is available through the organizer.

A summer mini market pops up in the Shri Yoga parking lot with a variety of local producers. The market welcomes Fresh Bucks users, including SNAP or EBT with Bonus Bucks, and also honors WIC FMNP and Senior FMNP. Under the Sun Farm offers a weekly produce CSA that can be picked up at the market. Parking on site is free. It is roughly a ten minute walk from the Pawtucket-Central Falls transit center and can be reached via the Route 72 bus.

A relaxed pop-up at Track 15 in Providence that makes meeting people feel natural, with an emphasis on easy conversation instead of awkward small talk. Attendees can connect with professionals from across industries in Northern RI and are welcome to bring business cards or simply swap contacts by phone. A cash bar will be available and light bites are included. Admission is $25 for members and $35 for non-members. The event is backed by the NRI Chamber’s Emerging Leaders Council.

Meet up with the motorcycle community at a casual bike night that welcomes brand new riders and long-time motorcyclists. Explore new gear, enter for a chance to win giveaways, and enjoy food available while supplies last. This gathering is all about connecting with others who love to ride.

Put your reptile knowledge to the test at a trivia night covering snakes, lizards, tortoises, geckos, and more. All experience levels are welcome, from longtime keepers to those who simply enjoy learning about these animals. Expect friendly competition, fun reptile facts and challenges, and a chance to win a gift certificate. The event is family friendly. Bring friends to form a team or come on your own to meet fellow reptile enthusiasts, and see who will earn the title of Reptile Trivia Champion.

The Harbor Lights Celebrity Bartender Series presents an evening in support of the Maddie Potts Foundation, featuring Stephanie Potts behind the bar. The focus is on cocktails, community, and charitable giving, with every tip earned by the guest bartender benefiting the foundation. Each pour contributes to the cause, creating a lively night that channels generosity into meaningful support.

This beginner-friendly class centers on creating a stained glass butterfly plant stake with everything prepared in advance, so participants can dive straight into the creative work. Several color combinations are available, and a crystal bead dangle can be added to personalize the piece. The session begins with a brief review of safety and the essential tools used in stained glass, then moves into hands-on work with pre-cut glass pieces and how to prepare them for assembly. Instruction continues with the copper foil method, focusing on wrapping each piece for smooth, even edges, followed by soldering techniques that build neat lines and a sturdy structure as the butterfly takes shape. Once assembled, the butterfly is hung from a metal hook for display in a plant or garden setting, and simple finishing steps cover cleaning, polishing, and checking durability. Participants leave with a completed butterfly plant stake, practical experience in foiling and soldering, and added confidence to assemble stained glass projects. Space is limited to seven participants, and because kits are preordered there are no refunds after registration.

Illusionist David Garrity presents a free performance of magic and illusion lasting one hour, supported by the Parks and Recreation Division along with Coastal Credit Union, My Greene Team, Pamela Hughes, Bandits Baseball Club, Dupuis Oil, and The Washington Trust Company. The show takes place on the stage situated between the Park Office and the Daggett House, across from the tennis courts. The Slater Park Looff Carousel next to the performance area will remain open during these performances. If weather is poor or potentially unfavorable, the event may be moved to the Slater Park Pavilion.

Harbor Lights Marina and Country Club hosts a new summer Music Bingo in the outdoor bar. Enjoy a lively spin on bingo where songs set the pace and players compete for prizes. The action takes place outside, weather permitting, creating a casual setting for music lovers and game fans alike.

Par and Tackle hosts Music Bingo with Shoener Entertainment, offering a relaxed way to enjoy music while you play. From devoted music fans to anyone simply looking to unwind with a drink, everyone is welcome. Reservations are recommended.

Lindy Hop Summer Rhythms is a drop-in class series that welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike. Each session offers fresh material for returning students, with instruction followed by guided practice to help solidify new steps and rhythms. The series helps prepare participants for summer social dancing. Classes take place at Metamorphosis Studio. Providence Swings provides a scholarship for Black or African American community members for this series. The drop-in price is $15.

Children's Friend will bring its WIC mobile services to Blackstone Valley Community Health Care, providing on-site assistance. For more information, contact Lucia Santiago at 401-808-5405 or Jenni Uribe at 401-312-9851.

Follett's Tavern presents Burger Night with a $19.95 bundle that includes a burger of your choice, a side of fries, fruit, or chips, and a beverage selection of a domestic draft, house wine, or soft drink. Choose from a build-your-own option, the Follett's Tavern Burger, the Valley Mac Burger, a turkey burger, or a rotating special. Hosted at Follett's Tavern at Valley Country Club and open to the public.

Families and skaters of any age can start from the basics in this introductory class. Expect patient guidance that builds confidence and technique through practice time, and continue skating for the remainder of the session at no extra charge after class. Skate rentals and protective gear are included in the class fee. Registration is available online or in person. Minors must have a parent or guardian present to provide a signed waiver.

Ladies’ Night at Par & Tackle offers ladies 20% off the bill when food is ordered. It is a relaxed way to unwind with friends and enjoy good company. Weekly specials change regularly, so there is always something new to sample. Reservations are recommended.

A live Latin jazz performance featuring Wendy Klein and Robertico Arias will be presented at the Blackstone Boulevard Trolley Shelter. The concert is part of an annual free series. Registration is recommended.

Enjoy a lively, free one hour show from John Higby, the YoYo Guy, presented by the Parks and Recreation Division with support from sponsors including Coastal Credit Union, My Greene Team, Pamela Hughes, Bandits Baseball Club, Dupuis Oil, and The Washington Trust Company. Known for a fast-paced blend of comedy and yo-yo skill, Higby has performed in 26 countries, from New Zealand to Japan, and holds a world yo-yo championship along with four Guinness World Records. The performance takes place at John St. Playground at the corner of John St. and George Bennett Highway. Performances may be canceled during periods of or potential inclement weather with the possibility of a rescheduled date. For the latest updates on changes or cancellations this summer, check the Pawtucket Parks and Recreation Facebook pages.

Presented by The Empowerment Factory, this free, family-friendly art experience brings K-5 children and their caregivers together at Fairlawn Veterans Memorial Park in Pawtucket for small community gatherings that blend creativity and social-emotional learning. Each session features a read-aloud, a hands-on art project, and simple mindfulness practices that support emotional regulation, imagination, and collaboration. Young artists explore art, reading, and group discussion with themes that highlight kindness, confidence, respect, and perseverance. Walk-ins are welcome, and advance registration is appreciated. Please register for each session separately, and plan to sign in and get settled when you arrive.

Unwind with a weekly, all-levels yoga class at Rocky Point State Park, set on a grassy field with wide-open sky and beautiful views of the bay. The session welcomes beginners and seasoned practitioners alike, offering options for different levels of effort while encouraging a steady connection between breath and movement. Practice takes place on the field to the right of the arch when facing the water, near the end of the old saltwater pool and just before the beach. For the shortest walk, use the parking lot closest to this field, or park in the larger lot at the opposite end of the park. Bring a yoga mat, a large towel or blanket to place underneath, water, and yoga blocks if you have them. Comfortable, movable clothing is recommended, and layers help on breezy waterfront days. Some participants like to linger afterward to chat with a soft drink, and on hot days a quick dip in the bay can be refreshing. Weather-related updates are posted on the event page the day of class. A $10 donation is appreciated, preferably in cash, and no reservation is needed.

Welcome the Fall Equinox with a relaxing evening centered on reflection, connection, and stress relief. Enjoy intention setting along with a gong bath and sound meditation as you transition into the harvest season. As the full moon rises, you’ll be guided into a state of conscious rest using soothing sound frequencies to help calm the mind and release tension from the body. No yoga experience is required, but you should bring a yoga mat and blanket (or anything else to help you feel comfortable).

At Wally’s Wieners Providence, teams put their knowledge to the test in a friendly yet competitive trivia night. All experience levels are welcome, from die-hard quizzers to those just playing for fun. Prizes are up for grabs, and the atmosphere pairs cocktails, laughs, and a bit of learning with plenty of tater tots.

Step onto the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge for an open-air line dancing series over the water, hosted by Melissa and Get in Line RI. Absolute beginners and seasoned dancers are welcome, with dances tailored for all levels. Enjoy an upbeat soundtrack that spans classic country, pop, R&B, and rock, with favorites from artists such as Ed Sheeran and Pitbull. This is a free community gathering, and tip donations are appreciated. Comfortable shoes and a water bottle will help you make the most of the experience, and bringing friends can make it even more fun.

Experience a live performance at the AS220 Black Box as part of the AS220 calendar show featuring mortox, 17w7bands, mar0, and dasogwuop.

Karaoke takes center stage at The VU Lounge & Bistro in Providence. Step up to the mic and sing the songs you love, whether you are a seasoned performer or a casual shower singer. This recurring event takes place on Wednesdays and Sundays, providing multiple opportunities to get on stage and share your favorite tunes.

Kizomba and Urban Kiz dancers gather on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge, turning it into an open-air dance floor lit by the city. This free event welcomes participants of every level. No partner or prior experience is required. Bring water and, if you wish, a friend who has been curious to try dancing. Set against one of Providence’s most scenic backdrops, it offers a friendly space to connect, move, and enjoy the music together.

Registration is open for a weekly women’s golf league at Valley Country Club that focuses on friendly play and community. Non-members are welcome, and all skill levels can take part, from first-timers to seasoned golfers. Sign-up involves a $100 one-time fee, along with $40 in weekly dues that include a cart with no surprise add-ons. Players receive an official shirt, a sleeve of balls, and a set of tees, plus opportunities to win prizes throughout the season and a banquet to celebrate at the finish.

Teens in grades 6-12 can join teen librarians for a fun volcano experience in the park, complete with eruption noises. Registration is required.

At Buttonwoods Brewery in Providence, Business and Brushes pairs meaningful networking with a relaxed paint party. The evening opens with an hour dedicated to meeting people and building connections in a welcoming setting. After that, the focus shifts to a guided, beginner friendly painting session. Canvases are pre outlined and instruction is provided step by step, so no prior art experience is needed. Expect to leave with new contacts, a completed piece of art, and a boost of confidence in your creative side. Presented in partnership with Trust Networking Groups.

The Parks and Recreation Division, with generous support from Coastal Credit Union, My Greene Team, Pamela Hughes, Bandits Baseball Club, Dupuis Oil, and The Washington Trust Company, presents The Jesse Liam Band on the stage in front of Daggett Farm and Len’s Hot Dog and Seafood Haven in Slater Memorial Park. A Rhode Island act beloved at Slater Park, the band returns with its signature energy and style, performing pop hits in spirited renditions. This concert is free. During the performance, the Parks and Recreation Division will collect canned goods and other nonperishable food items to benefit the Blackstone Valley Food Center and its work to combat hunger in the Blackstone Valley area. If weather threatens, the show may move to the Slater Park Pavilion. For updates or cancellations, check the Pawtucket Parks & Recreation or Daggett Farm Facebook pages.

Enjoy live saxophone at Scotti’s Salumeria in the E.G./Warwick area. $10 martini specials are available, along with food options and a fire pit area.

Concerts in the Park is presented by the East Providence Recreation Department with sponsorship from Navigant Credit Union. Performances are dependent on the weather.

Settle into a quiet, nurturing Yin Yoga session guided by Stephanie Beaupre at Deep Breaths Salon & Holistic Self-Empowerment Center. This gentle, all-levels practice invites unhurried poses held for longer periods, steady breathing, and attentive awareness to cultivate calm and balance. The approach emphasizes the body’s connective tissues such as fascia, joints, ligaments, and tendons, creating room for both physical ease and emotional release. Options and supportive props are encouraged so each participant can explore their edge with comfort and care. Expect a soothing environment that supports slowing down, softening, and reconnecting with yourself. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any comfort items you like to use, including blankets, bolsters, or blocks.

The rooftop at the WaterFire Arts Center sets the scene for a summer meetup in the Valley Vibes Thursdays on Tap series, highlighting street photography and community connections. Sessions PVD, a Providence collective curated by local photographers Rafaeks, Winslow, and TJP, hosts the evening and brings the collaborative energy of its photowalks and zine projects to the gathering. DJ Krews keeps the vibe moving as daylight fades, while Hi Bar Lo Bar serves craft cocktails on site. Attendees can also explore America Unfinished?!, the large-scale exhibition on view in the Main Hall, before heading up to the roof. In the Main Hall, the program includes the Ascending artist talk and tour with Scott Foster, Miciah Stasis-Harding, and Joshua Carter.

2nd To None offers a weekly summer series held every Thursday and continuing no matter the weather. A complete menu from the outdoor grill is available.

Get ready to meet local singles in person at this speed dating event for people in their 30s and 40s. The night starts with a casual social mixer so you can settle in and grab a drink, then you’ll rotate through guided speed dating rounds with short conversations and fun icebreakers. After each round, you’ll mark whether you want to be friends, go on a date, or keep it moving, and if there’s a mutual match you’ll be connected the next day. Arrive early for check-in and to find your seat and name tag.

The Ocean State Ramblers perform as part of the Cranston Summer Concert Series at William Hall Library in Cranston, RI. The program features a mix of bluegrass standards, well-known folk and country numbers, and original songs.

Challenge your brain at a lively trivia night designed for both seasoned quizzers and casual participants. Look forward to prizes, tasty bites, and a blend of laughs, learning, and friendly competition.

Poker takes center stage at this card gathering. Sign-in will be available when attendees arrive, and a buffet will be offered. Keeping an unreadable expression could be the edge at the table.

Emerald Frog Reiki & More hosts an evening with Lady Margo featuring a table tipping parlour experience. This interactive form of mediumship invites participants to engage directly with spirit through the movement of a table. Messages may come from angels, guides, departed loved ones, animal companions, or connections linked to other lifetimes, and many find the experience both uplifting and healing. The cost is $60 per person. Please arrive a bit early so the session can begin on time. Registration requires a 50 percent deposit via the event’s ticket link, and space is limited. If a withdrawal is needed, notify Emerald Frog Reiki & More at least 48 hours in advance when possible, or send another person in your place. Deposits are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred to a different date or class.

Set out on a walk to Memorial Park led by Dr. Laura Auketayeva, Director of Education and Programs at the Sandra Bornstein Holocaust Education Center. The outing includes a guided visit to the Rhode Island Holocaust Memorial in Providence. Meet at Roger Williams National Memorial, where limited off-street parking is available in the memorial lot.

The Ocean State Pops Orchestra presents a salute to summer at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet, conducted by Dr. Brian Cardany. The program features patriotic selections, popular pops classics, audience favorites, and uplifting music that reflects the season’s energy and warmth, with the possibility of a few surprises. The setting adds to the occasion. Rhodes on the Pawtuxet has been a Cranston landmark since 1872, was rebuilt in 1915 after a fire, and its grand ballroom features soaring ceilings, elegant hardwood floors, and timeless architecture. Long a gathering place along the Pawtuxet River, it has hosted legendary performers and countless celebrations, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, making it a fitting stage for this summer tradition. Expect an evening of great music and community spirit in one of Rhode Island’s iconic venues. Tickets are $10.

Enjoy an outdoor screening of Clueless as part of Movies on the Block, a free film series from InDowncity. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs since seating is not provided and entry is first come, first served. The series began in 2008 as the city’s first outdoor film program and returned to Providence in 2025 after a six year hiatus. This screening takes place at Grant’s Block Park in downtown Providence, near Ellie’s and Oberlin. The event is sponsored by InDowncity, the downtown small business community, and Cornish Associates.

The Blue Room RI presents a trio performance featuring vocalist Alexus Lee with Danny Cordero on keys and Jowell Robinson on drums. The group delivers smooth, soulful renditions of favorite songs alongside original music, showcasing a dynamic blend of voice, keyboards, and percussion.

A weekly trivia challenge at Picasso's Pizza & Pub brings together teams and solo players. Prizes and drinks set the stage for a lighthearted contest filled with laughs, learning, and a welcoming atmosphere for trivia fans of every level.

Step up to the mic at Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina. Karaoke runs on Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays, welcoming power ballads, 90s throwbacks, and everything in between. There is no cover charge, and you can enjoy flavorful dishes with cocktails while you wait for your turn. Expect lively vibes, big voices, and a fun night out.

Join Jim Robitaille Group for a jazz night at The XO Bar. The show is scheduled to start at 10:00 PM.