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Ernie Gaines HUNGRY? Head to Newport for Restaurant Week going on until November 8th. For more information visit www.gonewportrestaurantweek.com !
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Amtrak Artistic Photography of Rhode Island at our Group on RedBubble!
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Rhode Island - Art, Photography, T-Shirts, Calendars, Greeting Cards - RedBubble
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Projo.com, the Web site of The Providence Journal: Rhode Island restaurant reviews, recipes, and food shopping tips
Kenyon's Grist Mill Saturday, July 4th: Looking for something to do outside on this beautiful day? Kayak Today for only $5 on the Queen's River, Usquepaugh/West Kingston, RI. Where can you do that? 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. No reservations needed. Location: Kenyon's Grist Mill
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The Queen's River Kayak Company (formally Kayak Today) offers rentals & river trips in Rhode Island (RI). It's home is nestled along the banks of the beautiful Queen's River in Usquepaugh. It also provides waterside delivery to your choice of locations in scenic South County, Rhode Island.
Mary Beth Miller Go on a Sensory Sojourn! Take time out & relax at scenic local farms! Every Sat AM through October. Check out the complete schedule & details. Next one on 7/11 at Sweet Berry Farm in Middletown. Theme? Raspberry Rambles...Yum!
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About Sensory SojournsSojourns are two-hour five-sense experiences that include:• an exclusive sensory tour of a scenic farm• a seasonal local food sampling• a hands-on activity with a take away itemSensory Sojourns capture the distinctive sights, sounds, flavors and aromas of the season and setting...
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INDIEARTS FEST ’09
SATURDAY, JULY 18
DOWNTOWN PROVIDENCE
BURNSIDE PARK / GRANTS BLOCK
BOA SKATING CENTER
FREE
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Fountain of Youth Skate Park, Providence Roller Derby, The Arts Exchange, Indie-Brew Beer Garden, Acme Video Short Film Showcase,
Tatiana Visitors and RI'ers alike should know that from June 18th to 20th, URI's Ocean State Summer Writing Conference will be an excellent place to connect with and learn from writers from all over the country. Become a fan and stay up to date on the latest conference news.
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WaterFire centers on a series of 100 bonfires that blaze just above the surface of the three rivers that pass through the middle of downtown Providence. The string of fires illuminates nearly two-thirds ...
Rhode Island Tourism Division Please vote for Providence so it will be included in Travel and Leisure Magazine's "America's Favorite Cities 2009" competition! They're adding five cities to the list and Providence has been nominated, let's get out the vote!
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Vacation guides, travel articles, hotel recommendations, and deals.
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Two confirmed dates for WaterFire Providence!
April 25: First WaterFire lighting of the year where we will light the 20 bonfires in Waterplace Basin from 7-11 pm.
June 13: US Conference of Mayors. Full lighting of WaterFire, including Salsa live at the Sovereign Plaza Ballroom and live jazz on the Verizon Jazz Stage,... plus many more surprises!
Full schedule released May 7 at http://www.waterfire.com
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In the warmer months, when day fades into night, Newport comes alive. Its labyrinth of lanes such as Thames Street, Broadway, and America's Cup Avenue fills with tourists and locals headed to taverns, restaurants, and live music clubs.
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This shrouded river is the kayaking equivalent of a good book and cup of coffee: a gentle and relaxing way to spend a morning. It's totally undeveloped. The river is maybe 10 to 30 feet wide, going through deep woods.
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There's lively regional theater, compelling museums and tasty and cheap eateries nestled among the more elegant city restaurants.
