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Hope Artiste Village’s International Market is a Pawtucket marketplace for global flavors, traditions, and artistry. The official announcement invites creators, cooks, and cultural curators to showcase their work.

Farm Fresh RI has developed a purpose-designed 60,000 sq. ft. facility on the corner of Kinsley Ave and Sims Ave in the Valley neighborhood of Providence. Half of the space was designed to house Farm Fresh RI’s programs and operations, including our wintertime farmers market. Remaining space is leased to food and farm-related small businesses. The site includes a half-acre of publicly accessible greenspace featuring beautiful sustainable, native plantings. Our commitment to environmental stewardship began with clearing, excavating, and remediating the 3.2 acre lot and investing in cutting-edge stormwater management to prevent runoff into the nearby Woonasquatucket River. A half-acre is reserved as public greenspace — filled with native plantings including large and small shade trees, shrubs, and groundcover that provide habitat and food sources for local fauna and pollinators. These b...

South Kingstown Farmers Market is Rhode Island's longest-running farmers market, bringing farm products, prepared food, and local vendors to the University of Rhode Island campus. It runs outdoors through the growing season and indoors in winter.

Mount Hope Farm's year-round Saturday farmers market offers local produce, bread, meat, fish, coffee, specialty foods, and handmade goods in the South Pasture. Summer market days add live music and visits from nonprofits and community organizations.

Gallery Night Providence opens the city’s galleries, museums, and creative spaces through guided walking and bus tours. The nonprofit’s pay-what-you-can tours make it possible to explore Providence art spaces independently or with a guide.

Fayerweather Craft Guild hosts monthly outdoor craft fairs on the grounds of historic Fayerweather House, featuring guild members and outside vendors. Visitors can also shop handcrafted work by more than 40 local artisans in the on-site gift shop.

Fayerweather Craft Guild hosts monthly outdoor craft fairs on the grounds of historic Fayerweather House, with Guild members and outside vendors selling handmade local work. The nonprofit Guild also stages seasonal festivals and operates a local-artisan gift shop.

Please visit our website for specific tour days and times, to book tickets, or find information on Historic New England’s thirty-seven other house museums. Saturdays, May through October, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Take I-95 to Route 4 south to Route 138 east (Newport/Jamestown exit). Turn right onto Route 1A before the Jamestown Bridge. The farm is one mile on the right. From Newport, take Route 138 west to the Narragansett exit. Turn right onto Route 1A. The farm is one mile on the right. What is the Casey Farm Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program? How do I become a member? Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) members support the farm by purchasing a share of certified organically grown vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers, which are available to be picked up on a weekly basis from mid-June through October. Spaces in the CSA program become available after January 1. Fall shar...

Pawtuxet Village Farmers Market is a Saturday summer market at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet with local farm produce and prepared foods from local makers. It is part of the West Bay Land Trust in Cranston.

Aquidneck Community Table’s Saturday Growers Market brings seasonal regional food and local artisan products to Middletown. The market includes vegetables, flowers, fruit, eggs, seafood, cheese, baked goods, and prepared foods from more than 40 vendors.

Mount Hope Farm's farmers market runs Saturdays from 9 am to 12:30 pm year round in the South Pasture at 250 Metacom Avenue in Bristol, Rhode Island. Vendors sell local produce, bread, meat, fish and coffee, and summer market days add live music, while EBT and SNAP shoppers can double their dollars through a Farm Fresh RI grant. URI Master Gardeners staff a table at the market the third Saturday of each month from May to October.

The Casey Farm Market takes place September 5, 2026, at Casey Farm in Saunderstown, Rhode Island, a historic property run by Historic New England. It is one of several themed markets the farm hosts that season, including a Pride Day market on September 19, an Escape from Casey Farm event on October 18 and a Halloween Harvest Market on October 31.

WaterFire Providence® is an independent, 501(c)3 nonprofit arts organization whose mission is to inspire Providence and its visitors by revitalizing the urban experience, fostering community engagement and creatively transforming the city by presenting WaterFire for all to enjoy. On September 1st, 2001, WaterFire was set alight for the 100th time. This collection of essays about WaterFire was written to celebrate the occasion. In 1997, WaterFire Providence expanded to 42 braziers, and attracted an estimated attendance of 350,000 people during thirteen lightings. Evans received the Renaissance Award from the City of Providence for his work as an artist and his role in revitalizing downtown Providence. In response to growing attendance, WaterFire expanded in size to 81 braziers in 1998; and 97 braziers in 1999. The 1999 season culminated with 100 bonfires in a special WaterFire lighting...

Farm Fresh RI has developed a purpose-designed 60,000 sq. ft. facility on the corner of Kinsley Ave and Sims Ave in the Valley neighborhood of Providence. Half of the space was designed to house Farm Fresh RI’s programs and operations, including our wintertime farmers market. Remaining space is leased to food and farm-related small businesses. The site includes a half-acre of publicly accessible greenspace featuring beautiful sustainable, native plantings. Our commitment to environmental stewardship began with clearing, excavating, and remediating the 3.2 acre lot and investing in cutting-edge stormwater management to prevent runoff into the nearby Woonasquatucket River. A half-acre is reserved as public greenspace — filled with native plantings including large and small shade trees, shrubs, and groundcover that provide habitat and food sources for local fauna and pollinators. These b...

Farmers markets are essential food access points for our community and provide crucial marketplaces for local growers and producers. Here you can find all the confirmed farmers markets across Rhode Island, and learn where you can use SNAP/EBT, WIC, SFMNP, and Bonus Bucks. We will continue to update this page as market information is reported to us by the various statewide market managers. All markets accept cash, credit, and debit unless otherwise noted. The following icons indicate which benefits are accepted at the market. Women, Infants, and Children — Take WIC cards directly to farmers at farmers markets to buy fresh fruit and vegetables. Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) — Take SFMNP cards directly to farmers at farmers markets to buy fresh produce. Learn more about changes to SFMNP. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — Take your SNAP card to the farme...

Farm Fresh Rhode Island – A hub for local food since 2004 OUR HEADQUARTERS IN PROVIDENCE — Building critical infrastructure for the local and regional food system. HARVEST KITCHEN — Training local teens, supporting local farms, making tasty value-added products. MARKET MOBILE — Connecting wholesale buyers and residential customers with local growers and producers year round. FARM TO SCHOOL & COMMUNITY EDUCATION — Helping eaters of all ages choose nutritious foods from local farms. BONUS BUCKS — Increasing the spending power of shoppers using SNAP benefits at farmers markets.

Join us this winter at our headquarters in Providence for the largest indoor farmers market in New England! Discover a rich selection of local farm and food vendors at our purpose-built facility and visit our wonderful co-locators, who all specialize in local food and agriculture. Our vendor selection varies each season. Please note that pets are not allowed inside per Health Department regulations. This market accepts cash , credit/debit , WIC , SNAP/EBT , and Bonus Bucks . To receive a Senior Farmers Market Bulk Purchase Produce box, learn more from the RI DEM . Our vendor selection rotates each week. This season's vendors include: Bring your residential food scraps for composting—no fee to you! Please drop off only compostable materials into the compost collection bins, located toward the back of the Farm Fresh parking lot (by the loading docks!) — for pickup by the good folks at R...

The Fine Furnishings Show is an annual event held at WaterFire Arts Center in Providence, Rhode Island, featuring American-made, handcrafted furniture, accessories, home decor, and fine art. The 2026 edition takes place November 7–8, with Saturday hours 10am–6pm and Sunday 10am–4pm. The show also includes student work from the North Bennet Street School's furniture making program, as well as jewelry, fiber arts, and clothing from select craftsmen.

Farm Fresh Rhode Island – A hub for local food since 2004 OUR HEADQUARTERS IN PROVIDENCE — Building critical infrastructure for the local and regional food system. HARVEST KITCHEN — Training local teens, supporting local farms, making tasty value-added products. MARKET MOBILE — Connecting wholesale buyers and residential customers with local growers and producers year round. FARM TO SCHOOL & COMMUNITY EDUCATION — Helping eaters of all ages choose nutritious foods from local farms. BONUS BUCKS — Increasing the spending power of shoppers using SNAP benefits at farmers markets.

When purchasing tickets, you may notify the Box Office at 401-762-4545, or Chantell at chantell@stadiumtheatre.com of any physical limitations that may restrict seating assignments. It is encouraged for guests who require a walker or wheelchair to purchase tickets in the handicap seating area. If a guest requires handicap seating and does not have tickets in this area, please be advised that the Stadium does not store mobility devices. Handicap seating is available on a first come first serve basis. Based upon availability, you will be permitted to purchase tickets for you and one guest beside you. If you have a temporary disability/injury and you have already purchased tickets to an event, please call the Box Office and we will make the necessary arrangements for you to attend the event in a comfortable and enjoyable manner. For safety and as a courtesy to other patrons, please do no...

The Chocolate Expo 2026 RI Holiday Edition is a marketplace of chocolate, food & fun featuring tastings & sales of chocolates, baked goods, specialty foods, cheeses, ready-to-eat foods, ethnic foods, local craft beverages and so much more! NOTE: This website is only for vendor & sponsor applications.

West Warwick Town Hall, DPW & Sewer Administration Bldg. will be closed on Monday 9.7.2026 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. For sewer emergencies call 401-828-9228. Trash & Recycle pickup will be delayed by 1 day due to the holiday. Town of West Warwick EARLY VOTING: West Warwick Public Library, Aug 20th -Sept 8th (at 4pm) Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM voting Information View live or archived town meetings on our YouTube page. The Town is considering the filing of an application for the Community Development Block Grant. State wide, approximately $5 million dollars is available. A public hearing will be held on Thursday, September 10, 2006, 3:30 pm in the Council Chambers, 1170 Main Street for the purpose of obtaining the views of citizens on community development, housing needs, and program performance. Volunteers needed for beautification & clean-up of the Jaycee Arboretu...

The Good Trade Makers Market is a ticketed weekend gathering of nearly 100 independent makers, manufacturers, artists, and small-batch food and beverage producers. The Providence edition brings local and visiting small businesses together for shopping, food, drinks, and community at WaterFire Arts Center.

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Ocean State Artisans Holiday Market & Food Drive is a juried Thanksgiving-weekend market of handcrafted goods. The nonprofit artist organization brings makers together to share handcrafting culture while supporting a food drive.