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The Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB) has partnered with Engaged in Southern New England and Warwick Tourism to create a website for nearly 100 Rhode Island wedding vendors to

Following a successful 2020 campaign, “Providence Restaurant Weeks Presents: Stay Local. Eat Well.” returns this winter with four weeks of delicious dining specials throughout the state, beginning

The Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB), the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council, and the City of Warwick want Rhode Islanders to fill up their tanks, buckle their seatbelts, and

Rhode Island’s small businesses bracing for a long, cold winter got a spark of excitement today when the state’s tourism regions announced a partnership with the Rhode Island Foundation and

The Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau (PWCVB) has launched an Event Lending Library to provide tourism-related businesses, neighborhood associations, and other non-profits in the

The largest city in the smallest state is certainly not something to overlook for a weekend getaway. Rhode Island is roughly an hour and a half drive from Boston, and on a good day, less than four

Providence really surprised me when I visited a few weeks back for the 5th Annual PVDFest–the city’s signature arts and culture festival. I had been there years before celebrating the graduation of my

Planning a stop in Providence, Rhode Island? Here’s where to eat, drink, and stay, and what to see. Just a short drive down from Boston and a few hours north of the Big Apple, Providence, Rhode Island

In Providence, I saw more monuments dedicated to Roger Williams than to Stewie Griffin. As it should be: The rogue Puritan minister founded the Rhode Island colony in 1636; Stewie is the animated

Rhode Island is called the Fun Sized State and with good reason. It is small, but packed with so much to see, do, and eat! Rhode Island is also a state that is ethnically diverse which truly enhances