7/2/24

Got your red, white, and blue ready for the big bash? As the Fourth of July frenzy approaches, we’ve got the perfect antidote: our fresh-off-the-press July magazines, serene retreats for those post-Fourth blues, and so much more. Dive into your weekly dose of Rhode Island bliss before the rockets glare and the sparklers fizzle out!

July Issues Out Now!

Festival season is here, and our magazines will chart your course for an unforgettable summer! Our special So Rhode Island: SO Summer issue is 200+ pages of ways to savor Rhode Island's favorite season. Along with providing the scoop on statewide fests, Providence Monthly checks in on what’s new for a beloved city flea market, The Bay highlights local flower farmers whose eco-friendly methods and breathtaking blooms are turning heads, and Hey Rhody’s Rhody Pet section is brimming with training and health tips to help your furry friends live their best life. Grab copies from local newsstands or explore it online.

Capture the Magic of Rhode Island's Festivals

Ready to snap some memorable shots this festival season? Whether you're a seasoned pro or a smartphone snapper, these tips will help you capture the essence of Rhody’s vibrant festivals without missing a beat. Read the full list on our blog at HeyRhody.com

_{• By Jenna Kaplan, photo courtesy of Canva.com}

Celebrating Five Years of NAVYBLEU in Watch Hill

NAVYBLEU, the beloved women’s resort clothing brand founded by Erin Hornyak, celebrated its fifth anniversary in the picturesque setting of Watch Hill. The event, highlighting the brand's blue-inspired fashion and collaborations with New England creatives, included a boat cruise, shopping, and a stylish dinner at the Ocean House. Read more on our blog at HeyRhody.com.

_{• By Elyse Major, photo by Caitlin Elizabeth James Photography, courtesy of NAVYBLEU}

Business is Blooming for Two East Bay Flower Farmers

The East Bay bursts into bloom each summer, offering a perfect backdrop for floral farms like The Lilac Thief and Little State Flower Co. From growing sustainable flowers to turning fresh-cut and even dried harvests into artful arrangements, these women-owned businesses are flourishing. Read more online at TheBay.com.

_{• By Emily Olson, photo courtesy of Little State Flower Co.}

Sip in Style with Rhody Made Coffee Cuffs

From a simple sewing machine gift to a thriving business, Crystal Caldarone’s Seams Pretty delights coffee lovers with charming designs and practical coffee cuffs. Each month brings new, vibrant prints, with Caldarone’s personal touch shining through every stitch, all while building a supportive community around her brand. Read more on our latest blog at HeyRhody.com.

_{• By Jenna Kaplan, photo courtesy of Seams Pretty}

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