5 Reasons to Attend Design Week RI -- Even If You're Not a Designer
Design Week RI returns from September 16-27 with 11+ days featuring 34+ design-centered events in…
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John Taraborelli
John Taraborelli is a lifelong Rhode Islander and award-winning local writer on food, culture, politics, and whatever else piques his interest. When he's not writing or working as a teacher and communications consultant, John enjoys running and drinking - both preferably on the beach, and not necessarily at the same time. He is also the co-organizer of PechaKucha Providence, a free monthly show-and-tell for grownups. He currently calls Edgewood home, and often needs to be reminded that it's actually part of Cranston.
