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 […]
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 […]
This Independence Day, the Rhode Island State Archives will be open to the public with three versions of the Declaration of Independence on display! Stop by and see the Southwick […]
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.
When: Friday, July 4 at 11 a.m. Where: Parade starts on Route 120 and ends between Nate Whipple Highway and Abbott Run Valley Road. Details: Cumberland will again celebrate Independence Day with their […]
Small businesses are the heart of America. Mom-and-Pop Shops are a cornerstone of this nation. WildFire Providence seeks to commemorate these business this Fourth of July; vendors of all backgrounds […]
