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So Rhode Island magazine is dedicated to the people and places that define Southern RI as a unique and vibrant community.

In 2020, when so many events were being canceled and communities felt disconnected, a pair of local organizers imagined ...
09/06/2026

In 2020, when so many events were being canceled and communities felt disconnected, a pair of local organizers imagined something different. What began as a socially distanced car parade has grown into the South County Pride Festival—a vibrant annual celebration of visibility, belonging, and community across Washington County. 🌈

On June 13, Wakefield will once again come alive with a parade, live music, performances, local vendors, food trucks, community organizations, and opportunities to connect with neighbors from all walks of life. Along the way, South County Pride has expanded its impact through scholarships, partnerships, and year-round support for the local LGBTQIA+ community. 💛

It's a story about resilience, local leadership, and the power of creating spaces where everyone feels welcome.

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Born during lockdown, LGBTQIA+ group builds community

Sometimes the best career paths are the ones you never planned.North Kingstown native Katie King earned a degree in arch...
06/06/2026

Sometimes the best career paths are the ones you never planned.

North Kingstown native Katie King earned a degree in architecture, but it was her lifelong love of food that ultimately led her in a different direction. Today, the East Greenwich-based personal chef behind Krunchy Kate helps Rhode Islanders enjoy meals that are both nourishing and full of flavor.

From creative grocery-store cooking dates with her husband to launching a thriving personal chef business, Katie's journey is rooted in community, wellness, and a passion for helping others feel their best through food. Along the way, she found inspiration, built local connections, and created a business that brings customized meals directly into her clients' homes. 🥗

Her story is a reminder that sometimes the ingredients for success are already right in front of us.

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Meet the East Greenwich-based personal chef serving up wellness and flavor

There’s something about June that makes life by the water feel less like a plan and more like a personality trait.Inside...
26/05/2026

There’s something about June that makes life by the water feel less like a plan and more like a personality trait.

Inside SO Rhode Island’s June issue, Ocean State Living leans into the places, flavors, and moments that make coastal living feel timeless. Follow the trail on our Lobster Roll Crawl, discover this month’s Rhody Gem, and settle into stories that make you want to stay a little longer wherever the tide takes you.

Be on the lookout for a copy at your favorite local retailers or read online for free through the link below 🌊🦞

https://issuu.com/providencemedia/docs/so_rhode_island_june_2026

SO Rhode Island; Ocean State Living; The timeless allure of life by the water; Lobster Roll Crawl; This Month's Rhody Gem.

Every once in a while, the algorithm surprises you. 🎬Providence filmmaker Robert Isenberg’s You Are Here series feels li...
20/05/2026

Every once in a while, the algorithm surprises you. 🎬

Providence filmmaker Robert Isenberg’s You Are Here series feels like finding a hidden gem in your feed—short films made with intention, curiosity, and a love for the stories tucked inside everyday life.

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His You Are Here series documents the world one topic at a time

12/05/2026

Some of the most authentic Chinese food in the country is being made right here in South Kingstown, and locals already know it’s worth planning ahead for.

At Jayd Bun, Chef Annie Parisi brings the flavors of Tianjin to Rhode Island through handmade noodles, bao buns, and a no-shortcuts approach that recently earned her a James Beard semifinalist nomination. What started as cooking for friends has grown into one of the most talked-about takeout spots in the state, with email-only ordering and a loyal following to match.

It’s more than just great food. It’s a place built on community, where every guest is treated like family and every dish tells a story.

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Not your average Saturday plans 🎶 From curated vendor markets to an art gallery pop-up and Main Stage energy all day, th...
09/05/2026

Not your average Saturday plans 🎶 From curated vendor markets to an art gallery pop-up and Main Stage energy all day, the Coastal Cultivator’s Classic is shaping up to be a can’t-miss. See what it’s all about at the link below.

Somewhere between a dab bar, a sound bath, and a live glassblowing demo, your Saturday plans just found their upgrade. The Coastal Cultivator’s Classic returns on May 16, 2026, bringing Rhode …

There’s something special about the places you return to every summer, and in Watch Hill, The Candy Box is one of them.T...
07/05/2026

There’s something special about the places you return to every summer, and in Watch Hill, The Candy Box is one of them.

Tucked between the ocean and the bay, this tiny pink shop has been serving handmade chocolates, fudge, and nostalgic treats since 1955. What makes it stand out isn’t just the sweets, but the feeling. For many families, it’s a tradition that spans generations, with parents and grandparents now bringing the next wave along.

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If you’ve ever wandered Watch Hill and caught the scent of chocolate in the air, chances are you were close to The Candy Box.

This longtime local favorite is more than a candy shop. It’s a piece of summer nostalgia, filled with handmade treats and memories that keep people coming back year after year. From lobster-shaped lollipops to sea salt caramels, it’s a must-stop after a stroll along Bay Street or a ride on the carousel nearby.

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The Candy Box is a nostalgic seaside charmer

Our May issue is just around the corner, and we’re serving up local flavor and fresh inspiration ✨Inside, local culinary...
29/04/2026

Our May issue is just around the corner, and we’re serving up local flavor and fresh inspiration ✨

Inside, local culinary talent shares where they dine when they’re off the clock, giving you an insider’s guide to some of the best spots around. It’s a closer look at the people, and places, shaping Rhode Island’s food scene.

We’re also highlighting one of the country’s hottest takeout spots in Wakefield, celebrating Small Business Week, and introducing the RI 250 Scavenger Hunt app – your invitation to explore the state in a new way.

Click the link below to read more, or find a copy at your favorite local retailer and start planning your South County adventure!

https://issuu.com/providencemedia/docs/so_rhode_island_may_2026

Lower bills, better comfort, and a home that works smarter, not harder.Rhode Island Energy’s efficiency programs help of...
29/04/2026

Lower bills, better comfort, and a home that works smarter, not harder.

Rhode Island Energy’s efficiency programs help offset the cost of upgrades like insulation, air sealing, and heating systems, so you can feel the difference without the full price tag.

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Rhode Island Energy can be a partner to help make your home more energy efficient. One of the most effective upgrades you can make is improving your home’s insulation and air sealing. Proper …

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