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Classic Italian pastas & pizzas, plus a substantial wine list, featured in a cozy, welcoming space. Classic Italian pastas & pizzas, plus a substantial wine list, featured in a cozy, welcoming space.

Red Stripe is a traditional brasserie with an edge; classic and unique. Red Stripe has the distinction of being upscale, yet relaxed, where you will find people from all walks of life enjoying their dining experience. Red Stripe is a traditional brasserie with an edge; classic and unique. Red Stripe has the distinction of being upscale, yet relaxed, where you will find people from all walks of life enjoying their dining experience.

With its ageless brick, restored wood patinas and open kitchen, Waterman has become a neighborhood staple for its relaxed atmosphere and menu that encourages sharing. Our seasonal approach to cooking is driven by our creative culinary team who embolden flavors with our signature wood-fired grill. In addition, our extensive and unique private dining offerings are an idyllic spot to host your next memorable event. With its ageless brick, restored wood patinas and open kitchen, Waterman has become a neighborhood staple for its relaxed atmosphere and menu that encourages sharing. Our seasonal approach to cooking is driven by our creative culinary team who embolden flavors with our signature wood-fired grill. In addition, our extensive and unique private dining offerings are an idyllic spot to host your next memorable event.

Founded in 1822, the Rhode Island Historical Society (RIHS) is the fourth-oldest organization of its kind in the country. Through its museums, library, and programs, it tells a tiny state's epic story.Visitors can experience living history at the John Brown House Museum (52 Power Street, Providence), explore the fun and fascinating Museum of Work & Culture (42 South Main Street, Woonsocket), and dig into the world-renowned RIHS Library & Research Center (121 Hope Street, Providence).RIHS also hosts weddings, receptions, anniversaries, showers, and corporate events in the elegant setting of the historic Aldrich House and grounds. Located on Providence's architecturally exceptional East Side, the Aldrich House offers a gracious sitting room and a beautifully appointed reception area that lead into the ballroom, where four French doors open onto spacious landscaped grounds. Founded in 1822, the Rhode Island Historical Society (RIHS) is the fourth-oldest organization of its kind in the country. Through its museums, library, and programs, it tells a tiny state's epic story.Visitors can experience living history at the John Brown House Museum (52 Power Street, Providence), explore the fun and fascinating Museum of Work & Culture (42 South Main Street, Woonsocket), and dig into the world-renowned RIHS Library & Research Center (121 Hope Street, Providence).RIHS also hosts weddings, receptions, anniversaries, showers, and corporate events in the elegant setting of the historic Aldrich House and grounds. Located on Providence's architecturally exceptional East Side, the Aldrich House offers a gracious sitting room and a beautifully appointed reception area that lead into the ballroom, where four French doors open onto spacious landscaped grounds.