4/30/24

As we say goodbye to April, it’s hard not to hear Justin Timberlake’s iconic riff: “It’s gonna be may!” With the arrival of May, we're thrilled to welcome a month brimming with potential and promise. Whether you're aiming to refresh your surroundings, boost your well-being, or forge new connections within your community, our newsletter is here to guide you.

The annual Dining Guide editions of our magazines are now available, promising a culinary journey through a world of flavors without the need for a passport. Along with statewide and global foodie content, Providence Monthly also dishes on the pop-up restaurant grind, So Rhode Island has the scoop on whimsical trolls coming to Charlestown, The Bay spotlights Portuguese dining traditions, and Hey Rhody gets a jump on food truck season, plus much more. Find copies around town or online for a feast of articles that cater to every palate.

South County’s Tattoo Scene Has Never Been Brighter

South County's tattoo scene is on the rise, thanks to artists such as Andrew Milko, Rachel WS, and many others. Their unique blend of traditional and modern techniques, coupled with a focus on the therapeutic nature of tattooing, appeal to many clients looking to get inked. Read more online at SoRhodeIsland.com.

_{•  By Emily Olson, photo and tattoo by Andrew Milko}

Rhody Pets of the Month

Adopt, don’t shop! Shelters around the state have dogs and cats ready to find their forever homes. Consider opening up your home to one of these delightful pets or visiting your local shelter to find the pet for you. Read more online at HeyRhody.com.

_{•  By Karen Kalunian, photos courtesy of (L-R) EGAPL Heart of RI, Warwick Animal Shelter, and Lisa Kirshenbaum}

Presented by InDownCity

Mark Your Calendars: Providence Rock and Roll Yard Sale Returns to Downtown on May 4

InDowncity and the Rock and Roll Yard Sale are collaborating once again for a free, fun, family-friendly event on Westminster Street in downtown Providence. Join us outdoors for the InDowncity x Providence Rock and Roll Yard Sale on Saturday, May 4 from 12-6pm. 

Festivities include a marketplace with over 35 vinyl, vintage, and handmade craft vendors; local food trucks (keep an eye out for Anna’s Vesuviano, Ming’s, Wiener Wagon, and more); beer and cocktail vendors (hello, frozen margaritas from Durk’s); pop-ups at local shops; and music from DJ Studebaker Hawk.

The Providence Rock and Roll Yard Sale takes place on Westminster Street (between Eddy Street and Mathewson Street), as well as on Union Street (between Weybosset Street and Westminster Street). Check out the full details and vendor lineup by visiting InDowncity.com.

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_{•  Photo by Brittanny Taylor courtesy of InDownCity}

Broadway’s Company Musical Offers Emotional Insights at PPAC

Recently playing at PPAC, Company explores the complex interplay of relationships and self-discovery from Bobbie's perspective as she grapples with societal norms and personal aspirations on the eve of her 35th birthday. As Bobbie embarks on this journey of introspection, the production provides a therapeutic fusion of clever lyrics and stirring melodies. Read more on our blog at HeyRhody.com.

^{• By Jenna Kaplan}

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Pic of the Week
Basking in the splendor of spring's radiance. ☀️
Photo by @rhodytravels

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