Robert Isenberg

The Center for Dynamic Learning partnered with Shea High School to turn an old shipping container into housing for veterans

The long-running ¡CityArts! program delivers for Creative Capital youth

Josh Cohen, Kent Leslie & Justin Klee co-found Amylyx Pharmaceuticals and trailblaze a new path in their quest for an ALS cure

This Providence-based maker keeps the ancient arts alive with cast menorahs and more

The pandemic doused WaterFire events this summer, but the iconic organization is finding new ways to carry the torch

Robert Isenberg to release his latest creative project on October 1, just in time for Halloween

“My goal is to write pulp fiction, but good pulp fiction,” says Robert Isenberg, a freelance writer based in Rhode Island. “I try to combine outrageous plots – like levitating murderers and opium-den virtual reality – with vivid historical realism. I call it ‘Dorothy Parker meets The X-Files.’” Just…

New creations by The Steel Yard promote cycling, urban trees, and the PPL

The Roger Williams Park Conservancy kicks off its first campaign – a public art experience you can enjoy anywhere you like

The South County Tourism Council encourages staycations this summer with its “Find Your Way Back” campaign

Seven students come up with a series of wicked cool plans to save our beloved city landmark as part of a master’s in Adaptive Reuse

In the wake of a riotous night, community volunteers flooded downtown to dress the city’s wounds

Rising senior Isaiah Suchman won the state’s sticker contest with this simple but iconic design

This dairy-free Italian tradition is sweet, refreshing, and available all over South County

The Outdoor Arts Experience takes over the island through October

Raw Bob’s Organic Juicery changes location, gets new management, and has fun with social media

Providence’s Park-ist Residents discover new ways to explore identity in the age of quarantine

Mike Rosenstein’s documentary Have a Good Trip premieres on Netflix May 11 to take you on one hallucinogenic journey

Part of Providence Public Library’s Adaptive Practices series

Westerly is rallying its community to support small businesses during COVID-19