For book lovers, Northern Thrift offers a literary paradise that puts some libraries to shame. The meticulously organized shelves contain everything from dog-eared paperback romances to pristine ...

You’ll find no flashing neon signs, no tourist traps, no commercial boardwalks—just rolling farmland, historic architecture, pristine beaches, and a genuine small-town atmosphere that’s becoming ...

We broke it all down town-by-town to give you the most interesting things to know about each municipality Rhode Island.  Whether you just want to refresh your memory, or you want to be a ...

The town is part of the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, and its mills made Burrillville the largest ...

By the mid-1800s, Smithfield had moved from a largely agrarian town to become the cotton manufacturing center in Rhode Island ...

Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island, first settled in East Providence in 1636 before this land became a part of ...

Beach Pond is a 430-acre, 60-foot-deep pond that straddles the border between Connecticut and Rhode Island. T here used to be ...

Gaspee Days: Each May and June, the community celebrates the infamous burning of the Gaspee with a series of special events, ...

The Kentish Guards were formed in 1774, originally tasked with protecting the town East Greenwich. To this day, they remain on call for local emergencies.

Westerly is nurturing a growing arts scene with support from Taylor Swift's father, Scott Swift, called "Nashville North." ...

Charleston was named after King Charles II of England, who gave Rhode Island its charter and therefore helped to establish ...

The International Museum of World War II in Wakefield has nearly 7,000 artifacts including rare items not found in any other ...