Red Stripe

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.

Mare Rooftop is committed to providing a high-quality seafood dining experience inspired by the Mediterranean food and wine culture, by using sustainable and healthy ingredients in a friendly and customer-oriented atmosphere, at approachable prices. Mare Rooftop is committed to providing a high-quality seafood dining experience inspired by the Mediterranean food and wine culture, by using sustainable and healthy ingredients in a friendly and customer-oriented atmosphere, at approachable prices.

A National Historic Landmark, Lippitt House was built for textile magnate and Rhode Island Governor (1875-1877) Henry Lippitt. Admire the elegant Victorian interior featuring elaborate painted finishes, ornate woodwork, and original furnishings. Step into Providence's Golden Age through stories of the Lippitt family and the domestic servants who lived and worked there. A National Historic Landmark, Lippitt House was built for textile magnate and Rhode Island Governor (1875-1877) Henry Lippitt. Admire the elegant Victorian interior featuring elaborate painted finishes, ornate woodwork, and original furnishings. Step into Providence's Golden Age through stories of the Lippitt family and the domestic servants who lived and worked there.

Established in 2010, the Providence Children's Film Festival (PCFF) has grown into one of the top four children's film festivals in North America. The festival presents the best of independent and international children's cinema to inspire, delight, educate, and connect a diverse community of all ages. During the dark days of February, it lights up minds and imaginations with screenings, filmmaking workshops, free activities, post-film "Reel Connection" conversations, and plenty of popcorn in theaters, libraries, and museums across Providence. Established in 2010, the Providence Children's Film Festival (PCFF) has grown into one of the top four children's film festivals in North America. The festival presents the best of independent and international children's cinema to inspire, delight, educate, and connect a diverse community of all ages. During the dark days of February, it lights up minds and imaginations with screenings, filmmaking workshops, free activities, post-film "Reel Connection" conversations, and plenty of popcorn in theaters, libraries, and museums across Providence.