More than 20 gathered at Brown's Rockefeller Library, marching to Prospect Terrace to demand justice for two Black Mississippi victims.

Tens of thousands are expected downtown as United Way of Rhode Island turns 100 alongside a full WaterFire lighting on Saturday.

Floats, classic cars and three stages of entertainment packed Providence's Federal Hill for the 41st annual festival weekend.

Ron Wallace's giant pumpkin stunned the crowd at Warren's Frerichs Farm, topping the old world record by hundreds of pounds.

Brass Attack and two other acts take over The Last Resort on Oct. 25 for a cause tied to one of their own.

La Pigna is going back up over Atwells Avenue, now gilded in 24-karat gold by the same crew that restored the Independent Man.

Shuck Cancer RI returns to the WaterFire Arts Center with oysters, live music and a cause tied to thousands of Rhode Island cancer cases a year.

Grant's Block Park fills with food trucks, live music and artisan stalls for the market's third season.