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Highlights from the 2026 Newport Folk Festival - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Hayley Williams and Friends following a group performance of “Lean On Me” on day one of the festival. Photo by Vnina / courtesy of the Newport Folk Festival With the forecast calling for an abundance of cloud cover and flood watches over the next few days, we’re looking back on sunnier times. This past weekend marked the sixty-seventh annual Newport Folk Festival at Fort Adams and three of our editors were fortunate enough to snag passes to one of the state’s most coveted events (seriously, we h
2026 Best of Rhode Island Party Recap - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Guests enjoy the photo booth at the 2026 Best of Rhode Island Party. Photo by Mike Braca We’re still riding the high from our Best of Rhode Island Party last Thursday evening at the WaterFire Arts Center and let us tell you, it truly was one of the best events we’ve hosted yet. We’re talking absolutely perfect weather, amazing guests, surprise appearances from our Tartan Army friends, tons of local admirable art (both stationery and living), downright delicious food and drink, fun caricature and
Where to Get Hot Dogs and Wieners in Rhode Island - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Loaded hot dogs at Wally’s Wieners. Courtesy of Heritage Restaurant Group With Independence Day behind us, you might think there is no other major holiday to celebrate in July. That assumption would be incorrect, however, because July 15 marks National Hot Dog Day. Yes, there is in fact an entire day devoted to glizzies (I didn’t make up the nickname, okay?). And because Rhode Island is partial to their cousin, the wiener (again, I’m just the messenger here), plenty of local establishments not o
The Iron Will Behind The Steel Yard in Providence - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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Sparks fly at a blacksmithing class taught by John D. Harvey. Photography courtesy of The Steel Yard I was first introduced to The Steel Yard in Providence on a first date back in October 2016. Having grown up in South County and only just recently acquired my first real job working in the city, I had no idea where the guy was taking me. I remember thinking, “We’re going to a junkyard? Is this what ‘Dateline’ warned me about?” Fortunately, there was no need to break out the pepper spray. Rather
Our Favorite Write-Ins From the 2026 Best of Rhode Island Readers' Poll - Rhode Island Monthly (opens the original)
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If you haven’t heard, our upcoming Best of Rhode Island party has many exciting additions and surprises this year, and we at Rhode Island Monthly cannot wait to celebrate with all of you at the WaterFire Arts Center on July 23 (get your tickets here if you haven’t already!). But to tide us all over in the meantime, we decided to continue the tradition of sharing some of the silliest write-in entries we came across while tallying the Best of Rhode Island Readers’ Poll. But first, let me provide a
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