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05/26/2026

We are less than a week away from the start of Pride month here in Rhode Island and Massachusetts! Which event are you most excited about? Let us know down below!

05/26/2026

We published on our website a number of events taking place not only in Rhode Island but also across parts of Massachusetts! You can read more about it here: https://bit.ly/4dLSTpK

05/25/2026

"A musical revolution will take the stage..." To read more about an upcoming musical revolution involving the Rhode Island Gay Men's Chorus read the short write-up here: http://bit.ly/4nUvWpi

05/19/2026

We are looking for more content to publish! Are you a writer? Do you have any short stories or poems, or maybe something is happening in your town that you think everyone should know about? You can get your work published! Max word count is 2,500 words! We look forward to hearing from you and seeing what you have to share with us!

05/19/2026

We are a little under two weeks away from June 1st and the start of Pride season, not only here in Rhode Island but also in neighboring Massachusetts cities. Here are just some of the many Pride events taking place around the area. How many Pride events are you planning to attend this year? Did we miss any? Comment below. We want to hear from you!

04/21/2026

In our latest article, we spoke with Dr. Jillian Scheer, of the University of Rhode Island, regarding her latest research on trauma within the community specifically towards Transgender and gender diverse people. You can read the article here: https://bit.ly/3QEjtcx

03/31/2026

We want to wish all of our Trans siblings a very happy and safe Trans Day of Visibility. We know that things are not the best right now and are becoming more nerve-wracking, but remember that this world would be a lot darker without your bright and beautiful smiles and warm voices! We see you, we love you, and we validate your existence!

03/11/2026

If you are looking to do something this weekend and want to help support some local artists, Head Trick Theatre is having its opening night this Friday at AS220's Black Box Theatre. If you want to purchase your tickets online, you can go here to purchase them:

Agnes de Castro Art by Oren Fisher Limited run March 13-22 — tickets on sale now! “Gods! Must she have all hearts which I would claim?” Agnes de Castro. That’s the name on everyone’s lips: the Princess who loves her, the Prince who longs for her, the noble villains who lust for her. And El...

02/20/2026

If you live in Providence and are looking to obtain salt for your walkway or driveway. You're now able to obtain up to 5 gallons worth of rock salt. But this is open to only Providence residents (sadly).

Thanks to a resolution introduced by Councilman Oscar Vargas (Ward 15) requesting the City provide salt to residents, the Administration has agreed to make salt available for free to all Providence residents, subject to availability, on Saturdays before or after winter storms.

Distribution will begin tomorrow, Saturday, February 21st, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 30 Shipyard Street.

Residents are required to bring their own bucket (up to 5 gallons) and provide proof of Providence residency.

WARNING: The material being handed out is a mixture of industrial-grade road salt and sand and should be handled and used with appropriate caution.

02/18/2026

Are you looking for something fun to do tomorrow night and all of this and next weekend? Might we suggest you come out to see this performance! You can purchase your tickets online by going to the link below and have yourself an entertaining evening.

Tickets Here: https://bit.ly/468voo4

02/01/2026

Today marks the first day of Black History Month! We observe the month of February to learn about and honor the contributions that our Black and Afro-Latinx siblings have made not only in this country but around the globe. While this year might be a difficult time for us all, we look to the past to learn how to move forward! Be sure to read any and all books or articles surrounding the African diaspora, watch any of the countless documentaries out there, but most of all support Black-owned businesses.