The Newport Historical Society presents Newport 1775: Whose Side Are You On?, an immersive exhibition and lecture series that delves into the complex choices faced by Newport residents on the brink of the American Revolution. Exhibition: Newport 1775: Whose Side Are You On? Dates: May 15 – December 2025 Location: Richard I. Burnham Resource Center, […]
Mayor Brett Smiley and the City of Providence Department of Art, Culture and Tourism presents Providence's annual Independence Day celebrations! On July 2nd, at 5:30 PM, the observance will kick […]
There will be concessions, fireworks, and live music on July 3rd in East Providence at Pierce Memorial Stadium.
When: Fireworks on Thursday, July 3 at 9:30 p.m. Where: Fireworks will be set off over Bristol Harbor. Visit downtown, eat at one of our local restaurants and businesses, walk […]
Bristol has a claim to the oldest independence celebration in the country, or what was then known in 1785 as the Patriotic Exercises. The idea first formed in the mind of Rev. Henry Wright, a Revolutionary War veteran. Since then, Bristol has prided itself on the turnout and spirit of its population. Although not originally […]
It is night. A crowd flits along the canals of Providence. In the water, a hundred fires blaze. WaterFire is arguably the cover of the City of Providence- hundreds of […]
July the 4th is home to the largest event the Rhode Island Society Sons of the Revolution sponsors. Along with the Daughters of the American Revolution, they honor the achievements […]
There is a July 4th parade on Block Island starting at The Oar at 11am, with many bands and organizations taking part, commemorating the spirit of our nation.
Join the Nathanael Greene Homestead Association, Sunday July 27th a from 10:00 to 5:00 as we celebrate Gen. Greene’s 283rd Birthday -10:00 am Ceremony, with featured speaker Michelle Girasole, of […]