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5/14/24
Jenna Kaplan
May 14, 2024
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Pop the bubbly and get ready for an exciting Hey Rhody newsletter! With National Mimosa Day coming up this Thursday, we're not only clinking glasses but also exploring the latest news and developments around the state and celebrating Portuguese cuisine and style. Enjoy a sparkling start to your week!
Cruise Into National Mimosa Day with Unique Rhody Experiences
Celebrate National Mimosa Day with an unforgettable twist! Choose from exhilarating cruises along Rhode Island’s scenic waterways with mimosas in hand, or pedal your way through a rail adventure, combining leisure and history into one sparkling experience. Read more on our blog at HeyRhody.com.
• By Jenna Kaplan, photo courtesy of Coastal Queen Cruises
A Taste of Portuguese Tradition in the East Bay
Rhode Island's Portuguese community has enriched the local food landscape for centuries, today melding traditional recipes with contemporary flair. From Spring Primavera's storied dishes in Tiverton to Eli Dunn's upcoming Folklore Provisions in Bristol, experience a culinary tradition that's as vibrant as it is delicious. Read more online at TheBayMagazine.com
• By Emily Olson, photo by Grace Kimmell, courtesy of Folklore Provisions
Home Tour: Chef Natalia Paiva-Neves' Azorean Inspired Backyard in Barrington
Chef Natalia Paiva-Neves, the owner of O Dinis in East Providence, brings a slice of the Azores to her Barrington home with a beautifully revamped outdoor oasis. Inspired by her native Portuguese archipelago, she has transformed her backyard into a lush, vibrant space for outdoor living. Read more online at ProvidenceOnline.com
• By Andrea E. McHugh, photo courtesy of Natalia Paiva-Neves
Neighborhood News: Culinary Nods, Community Calls, and Historical Preservations
Read the latest edition of Neighborhood News to learn about Providence’s newest neighborhood association, anticipated development in the Jewelry District, celebrated chefs in Fox Point, and more updates around the city, all contributed by neighbors. Read more online at ProvidenceOnline.com
• Photo courtesy of FPNA
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