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EVENTS AROUND RI
A TASTE
OF ITALY WITHOUT LEAVING PROVIDENCE
By: Patty J.
WHERE TO FIND PARADES, FIREWORKS & MORE. 7 THINGS
EVERY ENTRYWAY NEEDS By: Becky Freeman
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A TASTE OF ITALY
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ORLA SOY CANDLES m ade by S u s an Wate r m an
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DESIGN AND BUILD Gl a ss t i l e
OCEANSTATE WEDDING Devo n a n d De re k
RESTAURANT DIRECTORY 7 THINGS EVERY ENTRYWAY NEEDS CONTEMPORARY THEATER CO. C a l e n de r of eve nt s
THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS MIRACLE FOODS BIEN DANS SA PEAU
“ to be w e ll in yo u r s k in ”
AUTO REVIEW DEALER DIRECTORY
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Ju ly Events IN THE OCEAN STATE WARWICK FOOD TRUCK NIGHT Rocky Point July 6, 2017 5PM-9PM Free Admission Rocky Point Avenue Warwick, Rhode Island 401-738-2014 http://visitwarwickri.com
WATERFIRE PROVIDENCE
Waterplace Park July 8, 2017 @ 8:22PM Free Admission Waterplace Park to Memorial/ South Main Street Park Providence, Rhode Island 401.273.1155 http://waterfire.org
55TH ANNUAL WICKFORD ART FESTIVAL July 8, 2017 - July 9, 2017 Saturday: 10AM - 6PM; Sunday: 10AM - 5PM Free Admission Wickford Village North Kingstown, Rhode Island (401) 294-6840 wickfordart.org/art-festival-2017.html
BLOCK ISLAND WEDDING SHOW
NORTHERN BAY LIGHTHOUSE TOUR WITH SAVE THE BAY
Waterplace Park July 28, 2017 7PM-9:30PM Free Admission 1 Financial Way Providence, Rhode Island 401-680-5770 Providenceri.com/ArtCultureTourism
ANNUAL SAVE THE BAY SWIM NEWPORT NAVY BASE
WILD ART AT ROGER WILLIAMS PARK ZOO
KINGSTON CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
Roger Williams Park Zoo July 17, 2017 10:30AM - 12:00PM Admission: Members: $20; Non-members: $30 (includes all materials) 1000 Elmwood Avenue Providence, Rhode Island 401-785-3510
University of Rhode Island Fine Arts Center Concert Hall July 19, 2017 - July 30, 2017 Admission: Single Ticket: $25 University of Rhode Island Fine Arts Center Concert Hall 45 Upper College Road Kingston, Rhode Island 401-874-2106 kingstonchambermusic.org/
PROVIDENCE RESTAURANT WEEKS PROVIDENCE
NEWPORT FOLK FESTIVAL
July 9, 2017 - July 22, 2017 All Day Admission: Three-course lunch for $14.95 or a three-course dinner for $29.95/$34.95 Providence, Rhode Island 401-456-0200 providencerestaurantweeks.com
MOVIES IN THE PARK (ZOOTOPIA)
39TH ANNUAL SOUTH COUNTY HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL
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FRIDAY NIGHT CONCER SERIES AT WATERPLACE PARK; DREAMERS
Save The Bay July 15, 2017 1PM-4:30PM Admission: $50 Save The Bay members/Seniors/Children aged 3-12; $55 non-members 100 Save The Bay Drive Providence, Rhode Island 401-203-7325 savebay.org/northern
The Sullivan House July 9 12pm to 3pm Admission: Pre-register for 2 for 1 tickets to wedding show $10 The Sullivan House Corn Neck Road Block Island, Rhode Island 401-466-5020 blockislandweddingshow.com
Rocky Point Park July 13, 2017 Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. Movie begin at dusk, weather permitting Rocky Point Park Warwick, Rhode Island
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Kingston, Rhode Island southcountyballoonfest.com
URI Athletic fields July 21, 2017 - July 23, 2017 Admission: Adults $10, kids 14 and under $5, kids under 5 free, family 4 pack $25 500 Plains Road
July 29, 2017 Swimmer Check-in: 6:45AM-8:30AM; Race Start: 9:15AM - 9:35AM Newport Navy Base Newport to Potter Cove Jamestown, Rhode Island 401-272-3540, ext. 140 savebay.org/swim
Fort Adams State Park July 28, 2017 - July 30, 2017 BOX OFFICE: 9am; GATES: 10am; PARKING: 8am; Shuttles: 9AM 90 Fort Adams Drive Newport, Rhode Island (401) 848-5055 http://newportfolk.org
A FESTIVAL OF INDIGENOUS ARTS AND CULTURES
Tiverton Four Corners Arts Center July 29, 2017 - July 30, 2017 Saturday and Sunday, 10AM-5PM both days Free Admission bazaar.cs.org
lifestyle
Italy A TA S T E O F
WITHOUT LEAVING RHODE ISL AND
WE WERE ON THE LOOKOUT for something to do in the PVD
A few months back, we took the Providence River Boat Company tour which was ducky. Entertaining. Informative. Wonderful. If you’re looking for something smaller and more intimate (and possibly more romantic...Some people have even gotten married onboard the authentic Venetian gondolas.) tho, then La Gondola is your jam. We reserved the Viaggio dei Sogni (Dreams) for 2 at 3 sharp. (The gondolas look as though they seat 4-5 comfortably, in case you want to make it a double date or even a family outing with the kiddies.) It is BYOB, so feel free to bring along a bottle of your fav vino, prosecco or whatever floats your boat these days and they’ll even chill it before boarding, provided you get there 15 minutes prior to your reservation.
Providence
area yesterday, when by accident, I came across La Gondola Providence. And let’s be serious for a sec, apart from anything to do with WaterFire PVD, did you know you could take a gondola ride in the capital city seven days (and nights!) a week? I definitely did not.
Before we took off from Gondola Landing at 1 Citizens Plaza, near Cafe Nuovo, they gave us two bottles of water (Vino is also an option.) and some outstanding homemade wine biscuits, which as any self-respecting Italian American from Little Rhody knows, are the cornerstone of any good Mediterraneanby-way-of-the-North-East diet. Another treat? Our gondolier serenaded us with not 1 but 2 classic Italian songs as the gondola passed back and forth under Memorial Blvd (something we were able to do because it was low tide, in case you were wondering). Our gondolier also chatted with us about the river (Like the city itself, it’s undergone a renaissance of sorts in terms of its ecosystem, which is why you now see lots of ducks and a few swans too paddling around.) and the city. The other key thing you might not realize is just how peaceful it is out on the water in one of those little boats. Our guy swore to us that it’s the same feeling during the week during rush hour as well. In addition, your time aboard those gorgeous gondolas is tailored completely to what you want, whether it’s a play by play tour of the river and the surroundings or something more mellow and less chatty. So, if you’re interested in booking a ride, check them out at gondolari.com for more deets.•
Ciao for Now, Patty J
Patty J. is chief co ntent creato r at , and fo u n d er of, the award win n in g lifes tyle b lo g PattyJ.co m, wh ich s howcas es n o tewo r thy fo o d & d rin k , s tyle, an d travel ( as well a s d ynamic in d ivid u als) with in th e Ocean State and b eyo nd. P h o to by: Stacey Doyle P h o to g rap hy
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artist profile
ORL A S OY CAN D L E S Susan Waterman of Richmond, RI
WWW.OR L A SOYC ANDLE .COM // ORL A SOYCA NDLE .E TS Y.COM 1. Tell us about your work. I have been designing and formulating candles for 10 years. With a knack for scent selection and a desire to use the very best ingredients. 2. Is there a story behind the name of your business? It is named after our nephew’s daughter, Orla. The name is of Irish origin, and means golden princess. 3. How did you come to be a professional artist/crafter/designer? We needed to add more product to our product catalog of music cds and came up with thematically paired natural soy wax candles that matched our cds. Er i ka S m i th m ove d to R h od e I s l a nd in 2008 a n d i m m e d i ate ly b e g a n exp lor i n g. Wi t h th e l a u n c h o f I {h e a r t} R h o dy in 2010, s h e c o nt i n u e s to fi n d th e fu n i n h e r n e w h o m e state , a n d s h a re i t w i t h h e r re a d e r s. i he a r t r h o d y.c o m
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4. Where do you draw your inspiration? There seems to be a scent or fragrance that accompanies our feelings and experiences. I draw on my life experiences and scent memory when selecting scents.
5. What’s your favorite item to create? The wedding candle favors, working with the bride and groom to choose the best fragrance that describes them and their life together. 6. What’s your best seller? Tuscan Olive, also known as eucalyptus, thyme and lavender. A very herbal complex scent. Others are lemon verbena; red currant & thyme; and grapefruit mangosteen. 7. How long have you been in Rhode Island? I have been in and out of RI my whole life and have spent most of it here! 8. What do you {heart} about Rhode Island? As a life long sailor I love Narragansett Bay and Rhode Island Sound as well as our coastal towns and beaches. You don’t have to drive too far to find a nice place to spend your day off. 9. Favorite place to take out-oftowners? Newport 10. Any advice for new/wannabe makers? Be sure to test your candles and understand how they should burn safely. •
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Bristol’s Annual Fourth of July Celebration, established in 1785, is the oldest continuous celebration of its kind in the United States. The Bristol Fourth of July Parade begins at 10:30 a.m. and will step-off at the corner of Chestnut Street and Hope Street (Rt. 114) and ends on High Street, between State Street and Bradford Street. 8
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BLOCK ISLAND FIREWORK DISPLAY
Town Beach Pavilion, Block Island July 2, 2017 @ 9 pm Get a jump on your July 4 celebration when we launch the annual fireworks display from Town Beach Pavilion on Sunday, July 2nd. The more the merrier for this patriotic event, so bring the whole gang and all the accouterments — chairs, blankets, picnics, and glow sticks for the kids. Live music starts around 7:30 pm and the fireworks hit the sky as soon as it’s suitably dark, approximately 9 pm. www.blockislandinfo.com
ANNUAL 3RD & 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT HMM
Herreshoff Marine Museum, Bristol July 3, 2017 - July 4, 2017 @ 5:30PM Admission: See website for details. The 2017 July 3rd & 4th Celebration will be a party you don’t want to
miss! New caterer,great location, rocking music! & the best waterfront view in town! July 3rd Party on the Waterfront: Party begins Monday at 5:30pm. Cocktails, Chowder by Blount Fine Foods, and catering by Russell Morin Catering & Events July 4th Parade Viewing Event: We are also selling tickets for breakfast, lunch, and seats in the shade during the 4th of July parade. Guests can enjoy raised seating to get the best view of the parade while still being out of the sun. http://herreshoff.org 401-253-5000
ARNOLD MILLS JULY 4TH PARADE AND ROAD RACE
Arnold Mills, Cumberland July 4 @ 9 am, Parade: 11 am, Concert: 1 pm Admission: Visit website for details Come celebrate Independence Day with us! Begun in 1927, the Arnold Mills parade, in Cumberland, RI, continues
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to be a family tradition. http://www.arnoldmillsparade.com 401-333-1381
INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS Oakland Beach, Warwick July 3, 2017 9PM-10Pm Rain date July 5 Free Admission visitwarwickri.com
CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY!
India Point Park, Providence July 4 @ 7PM-10PM Free Admission A family-friendly tradition in Providence that honors the birth of our nation while bringing Providence’s diverse neighborhoods together for a cultural celebration featuring live music from the Navy Band Northeast, a taste of Providence’s famed culinary scene and some of the best fireworks this side of the Atlantic. 401-680-5770 Providenceri.com/ArtCultureTourism
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BLOCK ISLAND JULY 4TH PARADE
PATRIOTIC POST-GAME FIREWORKS
Legion Park, Block Island July 4, 2017 @ 11 am We can’t guarantee 76 trombones or 110 cornets, but if you love the traditions of a simpler time, don’t miss the annual Block Island July 4 parade, starting at 11am from Veterans Park, just south of Great Salt Pond. Come early and take your place along the parade route so you can watch the floats, bands, clowns, and kids marching in formation across the island. blockislandinfo.com
July 1 @ 6:15 PM McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket No rain date On Saturday, July 1, the PawSox will host the Scranton Wilkes-Barre RailRiders in a 6:15pm start at McCoy. After the game, fans will be treated to a spectacular Patriotic Fireworks Show. Come spend the night at McCoy and see Pawtucket play the Yankees farm team on Saturday, July 1 at 6:05 pm followed by fireworks. Presented by NBC10.
Colony House, Newport July 4, @ 10AM Free Admission Starting at 10am visit the Colony House and Washington Square for a morning of patriotic activities, including a reading of the Declaration of Independence. Throughout the day celebrate religious freedom and the First Amendment when more than a dozen houses of worship will be open to the public for tours. Learn how the building or the congregation that worships there symbolizes Newports commitment to freedom of religion and religious diversity. The Newport Historical Societys Great Friends Meeting House, Seventh Day Baptist Meeting House, and the Colony House, site of the first Roman Catholic mass in Rhode Island, will be open from 10am 12pm. newporthistory.org 401-846-0813
Linden Place Mansion, Bristol July 4 @ 8AM - 2PM Admission: $80 for adults/ $55 for children Located directly on the historic Bristol Fourth of July Parade route, Linden Place will be offering bleacher-style seating, and tables and chairs under the shade of the Linden trees.Tour the mansion, stroll the gardens and soak up Bristol’s festive atmosphere. Tickets are $80 for adults, $55 for children and include breakfast and lunch. Linden Place members receive a $10 discount on tickets lindenplace.org 401-253-0390
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community when it is decked out in its finest – during the Oldest 4th of July Celebration in America. The course includes incredible historic homes, a town common and the America’s Cup Museum before heading out along the scenic coastline, through Colt State Park and finishing along the water at Independence Park. runri.us/bristol-race-info/ 401-427-7764 Email:info@rhoderaces.us
LINDEN PLACE MANSION’S ANNUAL BRISTOL’S FOURTH OF JULY PARADE July 4 @ 10:30 a.m. 4TH OF JULY PARADE PICNIC
INDEPENDENCE RHODE RACE
Independence Park, Bristol July 1 In partnership with the Bristol Fourth of July Committee, this half marathon will follow the beautiful downtown streets of America’s quintessential
Will step-off at the corner of Chestnut Street and Hope Street (Rt. 114) and ends on High Street, between State Street and Bradford Street. Hope Street (Rt. 114) will be closed off beginning at 8:00 a.m., including Poppasquash Road. Beginning at 7:00 a.m., Chestnut Street, Naomi Street and Sherry Avenue will be closed to traffic. A parking ban along the parade route goes into effect the night before the parade. fourthofjulybristolri.com/parade/
NORTH KINGSTON FIREWORKS
June 1 @ 9pm Town Beach, North Kingston Rain Date: June 3 @ 9:00 PM Fireworks at Dusk
JAMESTOWN FIREWORKS
July 2 @ 9:00 PM East Ferry Beach, Jamestown No rain date The Fireworks will be fired from a barge in East Ferry. Parking is available along Canonicus Avenue, Narragansett Avenue (and other downtown side streets where parking is not illegal). East Ferry Beach is located on Canonicus Avenue. Enjoy music on the town square starting at 7:30 pm facebook.com/jamestownrockethogs
EAST PROVIDENCE CELEBRATES INDEPENDENCE DAY 2017!
July 3 @ 9:00 PM Pierce Stadium, East Providence Rain Date: 7/5/2017 @ 9:00 PM Gates open at 6pm Rain Date: Wednesday, July 5th Food, Concessions, and FREE Concert featuring Kicking Hole & Crushed Velvet followed by FIREWORKS! No Pets Please 401-435-7511 eastprovidenceri.com
5:00pm-7:00pm on the deck at the North Beach Clubhouse.
NORTH PROVIDENCE FIREWORKS
July 3 9:00 PM Governor John A. Notte Jr. Park North Providence Rain Date: 7/5/2017 @ 9:00 PM Entertainment 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Food Court 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Fireworks Display at 9:00 pm
SCITUATE FIREWORKS
July 3 9:00 PM Hope Jackson Fire Station at Hope Park, Situate Rain Date: No rain date Fireworks Show beginning at Sundown It’s a family event! Join us July 3rd for our extravagant fireworks display! We will be selling: clam cakes, burgers, hot dogs, drinks, and giving away free chowder! Fun activities for the kids include: bounce house, face painting, shrine clowns, balloon animals, temporary tattoos, smoke trailer, glow-sticks and more at 5pm. 401-828-6460.
MISQUAMICUT BEACH 4TH OF JULY 4TH OF JULY INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS July 4 @ 9:00 PM BEACH PARTY July 4 @ 6:00 PM Narragansett Town Beach Naragansett Rain Date: 7/5/2017 Fireworks display at dusk The Beach party is scheduled for Tuesday, July 4th at the Town Beach. The festivities will start mid-day building sandcastles with Sandtasia. Followed by Brass Force playing from
Misquamicut State Beach, Westerly Rain Date: 7/5/2017 @ 9:00 PM Adjacent to the Misquamicut State Beach
PORTSMOUTH FIREWORKS July 4 @: 9:30 PM Escobar’s Farm 133 Middle Rd. Rain Date: No rain date
PRINCESSES & PIRATES NIGHT AND POST-GAME FIREWORKS
July 8 9:30 PM McCoy Stadium, Pawtucket Rain Date: No rain date Come dressed as your favorite character to complete the experience. Princesses and Pirates will be available for pictures at various locations throughout the stadium during the game. After the game, fans will be treated to a spectacular Princesses & Pirates Themed Fireworks Show. Come spend the night at McCoy and see Pawtucket play the Yankees farm team on Saturday, July 8 at 6:05 pm followed by fireworks.
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT
5:00 - 9:30 p.m. Fireworks begin at approzimately 9pm - No Rain Date Free National Night Out is the creation of the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) and is meant to bring attention to local anti-crime programs; strengthen the relationship among and between community groups and law enforcement; foster a sense of community; and bring attention to anti-drug and crime prevention efforts. The event, which is designed to bring law enforcement together with members of the community, especially children, is free. Parking is restricted on some streets but there is plenty of parking in the surrounding areas.
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most homes, including ones with high traffic areas that are susceptible to wear and tear. When installed properly, glass tiles are easy to clean and non-permeable, making them resistant to many elements. Because of this versatility, glass tiles can be installed in kitchens, bathrooms or even outside in spa and pool areas. Glass tiles can work as an accent to a design aesthetic or as a focal point. Additionally, environmentally conscious homeowners have the option of using recycled glass tile, a great way to continue your commitment to being green. HGTV has a great video on the benefits of using recycled glass tile, including an interesting explanation of how glass tiles are made. At DBCRI, we love using glass tile. It’s simple elegance and variety makes glass tile a great choice for many homes. Because there is some variability in color and special considerations for installation, be thoughtful when including glass tile in your construction design.
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Oceanstate Featured Wedding Devon and Derek were married on a gorgeous afternoon, despite the threatening tropical storm a few hundred miles offshore. They held their ceremony at the seaside Watch Hill Chapel and walked back across the street for their reception. They partied and danced all night to the sounds of Sweet Tooth and the Sugar Babies Band. •
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Restaurant DIRECTORY
RED STRIPE $$
465 Angell St Providence Bruch, Steakhouses
437-6950
Providence THE SLOW RHODE $ $
425 W Fountain St (Federal Hill) Southern, Bars, American
XO CAFE $ $
125 N Main St (College Hill) American, Bar, Desserts
273-9090
279 Atwells Ave (Federal Hill) American, Tapas
BROADWAY BISTRO $ $
454-8881
351-0006
NORTH
$$ 3 Luongo Memorial Sq (Federal Hill) Asian Fusion
205 Broadway (Federal Hill) American, Bistro
500 Broadway (Federal Hill) American, Bar
10 Memorial Blvd (Downtown) Seafood, Steakhouses
MILK MONEY
521-5600
$$ 566 S Water St (Fox Point) American, Tapas/Small Plates
649-4667
421-0286 776 Hope St (Summit) Ramen, Tapas/Small Plates, Seafood, Asian Fusion
831-9272
101 N Main St Providence
Seafood, Steakhouses, Salad
437-6950
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IVY TAVERN $ $
758 Hope St (Summit) American, Sports Bars
421-4489
WARA WARA $ $
MILL’S TAVERN $$$
THE CAPITAL GRILLE $ $ $
343-0441
421-1100
NICK’S ON BROADWAY $ $
FEDERAL TAPHOUSE & KITCHEN $ $
THE SALTED SLATE
$$ 186 Wayland Ave (Summit) American, Brunch & Breakfast
270-3737
GRACIE’S $ $ $
194 Washington St (DownCity) American
272-7811
THE MALTED BARLEY $ $ 334 Westminster St (DownCity) Beer, Bar, Sandwitches
490-0300
Cranston SONIA’S NEAR EAST MARKET & DELI $
816 Park Ave Middle Eastern, Delis, Mediterranean
941-9300
SPAIN RESTAURANT $ $ $ 1073 Reservoir Ave Spanish
946-8686
EDDIE’S DINER $
877 Dyer Ave Breakfast & Brunch, Fish & Chips, American
654-6656
GREEN BASIL $$
ICHIBAN $ $
349-4887
146 Gansett Ave Japanese, Korean
2086 Mineral Spring Ave Thai
432-7220
IL FORNELLO $$
SPIKE’S JUNKYARD DOGS $
722-5599
640 Reservoir Ave Hot Dogs, Fast Food
16 Josephine St Italian
781-7556
Warwick
North Providence
LEGAL SEA FOODS $$
NORTH SIDE POCKETS $
732-3663
1394 Douglas Ave Mediterranean, Middle Eastern
714-0882
2099 Post Rd Seafood
THE SHANTY $$ 3854 Post Rd American
884-7008
SORRENTO RESTAURANT$ $ 1848 Smith St American, Italian
400-3210
SOPHIA’S TUSCAN GRILLE $$ 1729 Warwick Ave Italian, Breakfast
732-6656
THE RIPE TOMATO $$ 1 Centerville Rd Pizza, Itlaian
East Providence RED BRIDGE TAVERN $$ 22 Waterman Ave American (Traditional), Salad, Sandwiches
438-3899
SUN & MOON KOREAN RESTAURANT $$ 95 Warren Ave Korean
435-0214
LUCKY’S BAR & GRILLE $$
1175 Warren Ave American (Traditional), Irish Bars
431-6500
ICHIGO ICHIE $$
5 Catamore Blvd Japanese, Sushi Bars
435-5511
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Pawtucket
Smithfeild
DOHERTY’S EAST AVE IRISH PUB $$
BLACKIE’S BULLDOG TAVERN $$
342 East Ave Irish Pubs
725-1800
RASOI RESTAURANT $$
181 George Washington Hwy American, Sports Bars, Gluten-Free
231-4777
728-5500
CONDESA RESTAURANTE MEXICANO $$
GARDEN GRILLE $$
349-3935
726-2826
MAI THAI CUISINE $$
LA AREPA $
231-7647
335-3711
SIENA $$
TACOS DON NACHO $
349-4111
Woonsocket
688-2932
ROCCO’S PUB & GRUB $$
PHO HORN’S $
349-2250
CIRO’S TAVERN $ $
50 Ann Mary St Vietnamese
Restaurant DIRECTORY
727 E Ave Indian
727 East Ave Vegan, Vegetarian, Kosher
574 Smithfield Ave Latin American, American
234 Barton St Mexican
42 Cherry St Pubs, American
769-3330
365-6278
970 Douglas Pike Vegan, Vegetarian, Mexican
115 Pleasant View Ave Thai
400 Putnam Pike Italian, Wine Bars
55 Douglas Pike Pubs, Italian
Lincoln
PATRIOTS DINER $ $
SULLIVAN’S PUBLICK HOUSE $$
765-6900
725-0082
333-6700
THE TAPAS AND THE PAPAS $ $
SPUMONI’S $$
THAI FUSION $$
726-4449
305-3755
65 Founders Dr American, Diners
587 Willow St Spanish, Tapas Bars
580-1284
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572 Armistice Blvd Irish Pubs
1537 Newport Ave Italian
TRATTORIA ROMANA $$
3 Wake Robin Rd Italian, Desserts, Beer Bar
259 Front St Thai, Asian Fusion
Bristol
Warren
AIDAN’S PUB $ $
ELI’S KITCHEN $ $
5 John St Pubs, Desserts, American
254-1940
BEEHIVE CAFE $ $
10 Franklin St Cafes, Breakfast & Brunch, American
396-9994
40 Market St Tapas/Small Plates, Sandwiches
245-1809
TRAFFORD $ $ 285 Water St American
289-2265
REDLEFSEN’S ROTISSERIE Portsmouth & GRILL $ $ CINDY’S COUNTRY CAFE $ 444 Thames St German, Party & Event Planning
1324 W Main Rd American, Breakfast
JO’S AMERICAN BISTRO$ $ $ 24 Memorial Blvd W Seafood, Burgers
847-5506
22 BOWENS WINE BAR & GRILLE $ $ $ 22 Bowens Wharf American Wine Bars, Steakhouses
841-8884
Jamestown PINK PIG BBQ $ $
35 Narragansett Ave Barbeque
683-5134
560-7941
S S DION $ $
Tiverton
Naragansett TRIO $ $
253-2884
BOAT HOUSE WATERFRONT DINING $ $ $
254-1188
520 Thames St Seafood
Barrington
227 Schooner Dr Seafood, American Breakfast & Brunch
15 Kingstown Rd American
792-4333
624-6300
SHOOBIE’S $ $
TABLE $ $
Newport
783-2200
337-5830
THE MOORING $ $ $
N. Kingston
BLACK PEAR $ $
846-2260
TAVERN BY THE SEA $ $
BRICK ALLEY PUB & RESTAURANT $ $
294-5771
8 Anoka Ave French, American
312 County Rd Cafes
337-5895
CREPELICIOUS$
60 Maple Ave Desserts, Cafes
337-5945
1 Sayers Wharf Seafood, Wine Bars
140 Thames St American, Pubs
849-6334
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EVERY ENTRYWAY NEEDS EVER SINCE
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I graduated college and started living in my own apartment, I’ve had a fascination with interior design. I suppose this isn’t surprising; decor is kind of like fashion for your apartment. And I love fashion. If you follow me on Pinterest, then you probably already have some ideas as to my aesthetic for interiors, but I thought I might start using this blog as a way to share some of my thoughts on how to make a space both beautiful and functional (and what better place to start than the entryway, right?). Partly because I feel like all this pinning should be put to good use, but also because I feel like a lot of media focused on interior inspiration falls short when it comes to function.
Sure, I really like the super clean, simple look, but when I actually think about living in this type of space, I often end up saying “wait, but where would I put all my stuff? I’d ruin the whole vibe of this room the second I move in”. As with fashion, decor should aim to be stylish, comfortable, and functional. No one wants the Christian Louboutin equivalent of an apartment (damn sexy but so uncomfortable you want to cry after five minutes of standing). So I’ve put together a short list of seven things I think every entryway needs. Don’t have an entryway? No problem, you’ll still want these things close to your front door.
a mirror
Everyone likes to take one last look at themselves before they leave to make sure they don’t have broccoli in their teeth or unruly flyaways that need to be taken care of. Instead of running back to the bathroom before exiting, just have a mirror by the door. If you live in a studio, then your entryway probably overlaps with your bedroom, and you should make it a full length mirror for outfit checking purposes. If you can’t afford a mirror from an interior decor place (seriously, when did they get so expensive?) then you can find some cute options that are easier on your wallet at places like Target, Home Goods, and even Walmart.
West Elm Mid-Century Entryway Mirror - Pecan Special $199
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Seating
Whether its a chair, bench, or ottoman, or even the fact that your dining room table is 3 feet away from the front door, it’s a good idea to have a place to sit near the entry as a place to put on and take off shoes. Or, you know, sit and wait while your roommate hogs the mirror.
Crate & Barrel Fiji Bench $299
Table or Shelf
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Nora Console Table Chrome/Glass Steve Silver $237
This one seems like a no brainer – you need a place to put stuff down when you come home. Otherwise you’ll just always have mail, keys, sunglasses and other knickknacks on your kitchen counter, desk, or other area that would ideally be kept clear. Depending on how many people you live with and how big your space is, you can opt for anything from a small shelf below your mirror (or a mirror with a built in shelf like this one) to a larger table or console like the one pictured here. It’s up to you.
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Once you have the table or shelf to put your keys on, it helps to have a little decorative bowl or basket to hide your keys and other knickknacks in. There are certain items that just don’t look good laying around in your apartment, and keys are one of them. Mail can also be organized in a more attractive way, though I don’t know if I would consider that quite as necessary, since mail doesn’t normally stay in one place for long.
Macys Thirstystone Hammered Copper Medium Bowl $40
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Real or fake (can I get a ‘woop woop’ from my fellow black thumb readers?), plants help make your entryway a transitional area from outdoors to indoors. Bringing a little bit of green into the picture is a nice way of enjoying what nature has to offer, while still enjoying the air conditioning. Plus, if they’re real plants they’ll help clean the air in your apartment or house. Greenery for the entryway can range from anything to a small succulent or two, to a faux bouquet of flowers (if you like a more colorful option), to a larger tree or palm (if you want to play with height and scale). Plus, if you like to cook with fresh herbs, why not keep one or two of your favorites in your apartment and save on the grocery bill? We’re killing multiple birds with one plant here, people. CONTINUED ON PAGE 22>
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A place to hang coats
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I’m extremely guilty of pulling a Miranda Priestly every day and flinging my coat and bag on whatever chair/couch/bed/desk/counter I’m closest to when I take my coat off. Unfortunately this isn’t the best way to keep your apartment organized when you don’t have an assistant, and it also drives everyone else crazy. Make your life easier and get a couple of hooks to hang coats and bags on. With a studio, it might be a better idea to just get one of those sets of hooks that you can put on the back of your door. Other solutions are mirrors that have hooks on them, or just getting a set of hooks that can be drilled into the wall. I suppose if you really want that stuff out of sight, you could get some kind of armoir (if you don’t have a coat closet already), but it all depends on the amount of space you have to work with.
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Don’t forget little things like your winter gloves and hat, scarves, umbrella, rain boots, gym bag, disposable grocery bags, and other things that just make sense to keep by the door. If you don’t have a closet (and didn’t get an armoir for coats that could also hold this stuff), then you can either opt for a table or bench that also has storage in it, or add decorative baskets/storage bins underneath your choice of table or bench. And that’s it! For smaller spaces, where you don’t actually have an entryway, it’s great to opt for pieces that act as more than one of these items, like a mirror that has a shelf attached to it or a table/console that also hides stored items. It’s all about finding the pieces that work for your space, style, and stuff. What do you guys think? Did I miss anything you consider a must to have in your entryway? •
West Elm Large Curved Basket $54
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CA L ENDER O F EV ENTS :
ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST BY DARIO FO
June 16-17, 22-24, 29-30, July 1, 6-8 at 7 pm This anti-fascist farce by Italian playwright Dario Fo delves into the political realm where you never know if you can trust what those in charge claim. Did an anarchist fall from the window of a police interrogation room? Or was he pushed? The authorities wouldn’t lie to a reporter, would they? This physical, clown-infused comedy is perfect for our shifting political landscape. Tickets: Adult - $25, Student - $15, Thursdays are PayWhat-You-Can ($18 in advance)
SHAKESPEARE ON THE SAUGATUCKET SEE A N O U T D OOR SHOW IN WAK E FI EL D Shows under the stars, laughter spilling from the theater, and kids enjoying a snacktivity break- it’s all in store for this summer at the Contemporary Theater Company! • Box Office: 401-218-0282, contemporarytheatercompany.com Email: info@thecontemporarytheater.com, Patio, 321 Main Street, Wakefield, RI 02879
Enjoy the beautiful words of the Bard under the stars and amongst the flowers on the Contemporary Theater Company’s Performance Patio situated on the banks of the Saugatucket River. This year we tackle love in all forms with All’s Well That Ends Well in July and Cymbeline in August. Wednesdays and Sundays in July and August at 7 pm. Tickets: Free
ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS BY RICHARD BEAN
July 14-15, 21-22, 27-29, Aug 3-5, 10-12 at 7 pm One Man, Two Guvnors is a hilarious reshaping of the classic comedy Servant of Two Masters! Down on his luck, Francis Henshall suddenly finds himself at the beck and call of two employers – rivals in the local mob scene. As Francis frantically tries to keep everything straight, the twists, turns, and confusions mount for a stupendous night of fun! Tickets: Adult - $25, Student - $15, Thursdays are PayWhat-You-Can ($18 in advance)
FARM DINNER
July 20, Cocktails at 6 pm, Dinner at 7 pm An evening of great food, company, and entertainment on the beautiful performance patio behind the Contemporary Theater Company. Enjoy a locally-sourced three-course meal featuring ingredients from several Rhode Island farms, cocktails, and music on the banks of the Saugatucket River tucked away in the heart of Downtown Wakefield. Tickets: $55
SLAMMING DOORS: AN IMPROVISED FARCE
Aug 18-19, 24-26, 31, Sept 1-2 at 7 pm Slamming Doors was so much fun last year, it’s back by popular demand! A full-length farce is created on-thespot before your eyes. The actors know nothing about the characters, plot, or lines until they step onstage - it’s all made-up in the moment with all the twists and turns you love in farces! Tickets: Adult - $25, Student - $15, Thursdays are PayWhat-You-Can ($18 in advance)
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Remember, food is not good, bad, super or miraculous. Food is food.
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There Is No Such Thing As “MIRACLE FOODS”
Cancer is a disease that invokes fear, so it is not surprising that the public is eager to identify ways to decrease the risk. The media often features information on Miracle Foods and publicizes whether these foods can actually decrease the risk of cancer. Guess what? I am not the only one who thinks there areno miracle foods.. The International Journal of Nutrition and Cancer agrees in this article: Reality Check: There is No Such Thing as a Miracle Food, published in Volume 65, Issue 2, 2013 of Nutrition and Cancer: Written by the University of Minnesotas Maki Inoue-Choi, Sarah Oppeneer, and Kim Robien that calls on both researchers as well as media sources to consider the validity of multiple studies as opposed to singular studies before assuming that media information is factual. Stating “Nutritional scientists and epidemiologists should be cognizant of the public health messages that are taken away from their individual studies and not sensationalize the findings or contribute to the media frenzy around a single study,” The authors mention two separate studies that theorize a decreased risk of ovarian cancer due to flavonoids in red onions and omega-3 in sea bass. Both of these studies were reported as fact on a popular television talk show. The authors assert that with further research, three other studies
would have been found that can disprove the findings reported as true. The authors also stated: “The public needs more information about the effect of diet as a whole on cancer risk, as well as the importance of achieving and maintaining an ideal body weight, regular physical activity and avoiding a sedentary lifestyle,” Here is more of my take on “Miracle foods” or “ Super Foods”. Consume these foods with low expectations. I love when I see the cooking show with the Chefs pouring in the olive oil, as if more was better. Clients often tell me or brag about how they heard on Dr. Oz that avocados are a super food. However, those smiles quickly turn to frowns as I explain that one large avocado can have over 350 Calories (pure fat, yes monounsaturated fat.) But when you’re eating salsa with avocado as a snack or pouring olive oil into your favorite dish, use caution, as more is not always better. I obviously believe that certain foods can help prevent certain diseases. You may believe or not believe in miracles, but I would not believe in one food as being a miracle. It takes much more than just one food to make a difference. It is how often we eat, how much processed foods we are consuming, how much saturated fats, omega fatty acids, how much sodium, how much fiber and on and on. One food alone will never
create a miracle. I’m not saying that these foods are bad for you, but they must be consumed as any other food consciously, and in moderation. If only life was that simple. Remember, food is not good, bad, super or miraculous. Food is food. You are not a “bad” person if you eat something you consider “bad.” Nor, does being a vegan make you a perfect person. Remember, a healthy diet consists of the macronutrients and micronutrients we need: 1. Protein-Fish, Chicken, Turkey, eggs etc. 2. Complex Carbohydrates-Bread, Pasta, Rice etc. 3. Healthy Fats- olive oil, avocado, omega fatty acids from fish and nuts etc.. 4. Simple Carbohydrates: fruits and vegetables • Take Good Care,
Meg O’Rourke is a Registered Dietitian. She practices Medical Nutrition Therapy. Meg and her Associates provide assistance with: Weight Issues, Diabetes, Eating Disorders, High Cholesterol, Food Allergies/Sensitivities, GI Disorders and More. Meg has offices in the east and west bay. Most insurances are accepted. Listen in to Meg’s radio show on 630 AM/ 99.7 WPRO, every Saturday from 5p.m.-6 p.m.
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BIEN DANS SA PEAU THERE IS A POPULAR
French expression, **bien dans sa peau**, that translates as being “well in her skin”. It relates to women and describes a general state of being rather than any one specific female feature. French women are known for their style and grace because they keep things simple. No overstuffed closets full of the latest “fast fashion”. No shopping just to shop. They buy fewer pieces of clothing but in a higher quality so that each garment they own honors and flatters the body. You can do this too. Knowing your style, honoring your body shape and making smart shopping decisions will help you look great on the outside but more importantly, build your confidence on the inside. When you spend your valuable time and money on pieces that you love,
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J i l l Mar i n e l l i i s a p e r s o n al s ty l is t an d p u b l i c s pea ker as we l l as a s tyle c o r re s p o n d e nt fo r CB S Provi d e n ce’ s T h e R h o d e S how. S h e te ac h e s h e r c l i e nts and au d i e n c e s h ow to ex p re s s th e ms elves i n au th e nti c , m e an i n g fu l way s a nd as k s , “ Do e s yo u r i m ag e ref l e ct w ho yo u are an d w h e re yo u want to go?” Fo r h e l p c l e an i n g o u t yo u r c l o set , d re s s i n g fo r yo u r b o d y ty p e , and d eve l o p i n g yo u r ow n p e r s o n a l style, vi s i t j m s ty l i s t .c o m .
that flatter your figure, and that reflect who you are, you are investing in true STYLE. My intention with every client, audience, and project I work on is to help women feel a bit more “bien dans sa peau”. To help her feel more confidence, more at ease, and simplify her wardrobe so she knows what works for her and what doesn’t.
To being well in your skin, Jill.
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AUTOINTELLIGENCE
2017 MAZDA CX-5 REVIEW It’s always nice when a car manufacturer makes a great vehicle even better. Mazda just did it with the redesigned 2017 CX-5. With rivals like the Honda CR-V, the Ford Escape, and the Toyota RAV-4, the new Mazda CX-5 more than holds its own. This is the 2nd generation CX5. It was first introduced in 2013, and the initial offering provided a responsive drive and all the utility. The 2017 CX-5 shines even brighter— more refined, more upscale, more technology—at a relatively low price and low cost of ownership. There’s little doubt the CX-5 will continue to be Mazda’s topselling vehicle. Though its dimensions haven’t changed, the ride is smoother and quieter. Other improvements include sharper styling, a more upscale cabin, and loads of technology. The engine and transmission are
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mostly a carryover and you can choose between frontwheel drive, or an outstanding I-Activ all-wheel drive system for about $1,300 more. Gas mileage is 24/31 front-wheel drive and 23/29 all-wheel drive. The new CX-5 comes in four trim levels—the base model Sport, the Touring, the Grand Select, and the Grand Touring. All trims provide standard safety features like forward collision warning and low-speed emergency braking. Before, they were optional. Without getting too pricey, we like the Touring model which adds heated front seats,
advanced blind spot monitoring and leather wrapped steering wheel. You’ll need to step up to the Grand Select to get navigation. There is only one engine choice—a non turbo 2.5 liter four-cylinder which provides an adequate 187 horsepower. All trims offer a 7-inch touchscreen with Mazda’s Connect infotainment system, backup camera, push button start, 40/20/40 split rear seat, electronic parking brake, auto headlights and daytime running lights. The redesigned Mazda CX-5 offers an outstanding driving experience. Visibility is excellent, the seats are comfortable, and acceleration and braking are more than adequate. But the most impressive thing we noticed is its sharp and responsive steering and handling, even at higher speeds. This vehicle is nimble and athletic-- more so than most of its rivals. Mazda made the redesigned CX-5 even better with both subtle and luxurious changes, simplicity and new technology. For the money, if you are looking for 5-passenger utility, safety and reliability, this vehicle is a must-drive. •
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Route 146, Nor th Smithfield, RI (401) 767-5000 1400 Post Road, Warwick, RI (401) 781-6784 525 Providence Hwy., Norwood, MA (781) 619-7200 425 Gold Star Highway, Groton, CT (860) 448-0050 84 5 Taunton Avenue, East Providence, RI (401) 432-2000 685 So. Washington St, North Attleboro, MA (888) 286-6745 88 5 Quaker Lane, West Warwick, RI (401) 821-1510 48 3 State Road, Nor th Dar tmouth, MA (508) 996-3200 250 West Main Rd, Middletown, RI (401) 619-5050
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1517 Bald Hill Road, Warwick, RI
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625 Taunton Ave., East Providence, RI 400 East C entral St ., Franklin, MA
(401) 438-0400 (877) 504-6084
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1400 Post Road, Warwick, RI (401) 785-8900 277 Boston/Providence Hwy Norwood, MA (781) 769-8100 620 South Washington St., North Attleboro, MA (508) 695-4584 550 George Washington Hwy, Smithfield, RI (866) 414-7 542 543 C olman Street , New London, CT (860) 447-3141 1154 New State Hwy., Raynham, MA (508) 824-4044 100 Old Faunce Corner Rd., North Dartmouth, MA (508) 993-2616
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949 Eddie Dowling Hwy., North Smithfield, RI 1400 Post Road, Warwick, RI 24 Ridg ewood Road, Hyannis, MA 842 Providence Hwy., Norwood, MA 1491 Bray ton Point Rd, Somers et , MA 4 Lang wor thy Rd., Westerly, RI
(401) 769-1199 (401) 780-3490 (508) 778-5066 (781) 762- 2400 (508) 676-307 1 (401) 315-5901
Balis e Toyota 1400 Post Road, Warwick, RI Boch Toyota 277 Providence Hwy., Norwood, MA Boch Toyota South 620 South Washington Street, North Attleboro, MA C olonial Toyota 550 George Washington Hwy, Smithfield, RI Girard Toyota 543 C olman Street , New London, CT Premier Toyota of Newpor t 285 East Main Rd, Middletown, RI Premier Toyota Southcoast 1480 South Main Street , Fall River, MA Route 44 Toyota 1154 New State Hwy., Raynham, MA Tarbox Toyota 367 1 Quaker Lane, Nor th Kingstown, RI Toyota of Dar tmouth 100 Old Faunce Corner Rd., North Dartmouth, MA Valenti Toyota 6 Lang wor thy Rd, Westerly, RI
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52 5 Quaker Lane, West Warwick, RI (401) 822-4400 3 Chalet Rd, Raynham, MA (866) 523-7 121 122 Liber ty Street , Brockton, MA (508) 587-9040 777 Taunton Avenue, East Providence, RI (401) 438-5555 1280 Providence Hwy., Norwood, MA (781) 762- 6820
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825 Providence Hwy., Dedham, MA 766 Broadway, Paw tucket , RI 1300 Pontiac Ave. Cranston, RI
(781) 329-1100 (401) 723-4700 (800) 788-2114
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