35 Fun Things to Do in Rhode Island This April - Rhode Island Monthly
From flower fests and waterfront candlelit nights to family-friendly Easter festivities, we've compiled all the activities to add to your to-do list this April Rhode Island.
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From flower fests and waterfront candlelit nights to family-friendly Easter festivities, we've compiled all the activities to add to your to-do list this April Rhode Island.
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37 Things to Do, Watch and Celebrate in RI in June Commemorate Juneteenth at the park, catch Festival Ballet's new outdoor show, celebrate Pride in Newport and more fun happenings. June 3, 2021 Asian Lantern Spectacular Why: Head to Roger Williams Park Zoo after dark to witness a wonderland of illuminated, larger-than-life lanterns inspired by the wild. Admire the interactive displays while indulging in Asian-inspired cuisine and drinks with your family. Tickets sold online only. Wed.–Sun. 5:30–10 p.m. Children $23, adults $25, babies one and younger free. Where: Roger Williams Park Zoo,...
PVD Food Truck Events Kicks Off the Season This Month in Rhode Island More than fifty food trucks will participate in food truck nights across Rhode Island. April 8, 2021 Join PVD Food Trucks for yet another season of outdoor dining across the Ocean State. With well over fifty food trucks in operation, the options are endless, from Belgian waffles to Korean BBQ to Jamaican beef patties. Warwick Food Truck Night is this year’s kick off event and it takes place outside at Wickford’s Crowne Plaza Hotel on April 15 from 5-8 p.m. with drinks provided for sale by Trinity Brewhouse, live music...
You'll also find other special offers, like signature cocktails, family-sized entrees, specialty products, and more. The specials are not just for dining inside or outside but for takeout as well. “Providence Restaurant Weeks has become a winter staple among locals over the years, presenting an opportunity to try some of the hottest dishes from nationally-recognized restaurants in the Providence area,” said Kristen Adamo, president and CEO of the Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau, which runs the twice-yearly event. “Restaurants are currently facing the toughest part o...