Kaitlyn Murray

2 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Kaitlyn Murray

The overall vibe is zenwhen I enter the third-floor industrial studio space off Moshassuck Road in Lincoln on a breezy spring Saturday afternoon. Wearing a loose black tank and baggy gray sweatpants, Alex Chace stands in front of a mirrored wall while five women sit opposite her on individual mats, patiently awaiting instructions. Sunlight pours through large windows and pop-punk tunes croon softly in the background as Chace welcomes everyone and begins delivering familiar directions: “Reach up.

2 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Kaitlyn Murray

What born-and-bred Rhode Islander hasn’t caught themselves belting the Block Island Ferry tune from time to time, especially as the warmer months approach and we start dreaming about sippin’ pineapple drinks on Ballard’s Beach? Well, now’s our chance to debut our jam sessions outside of the shower or car as the Rhody summer staple just announced its first-ever Block Island Ferry-oke contest. What does that mean, exactly?

3 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Kaitlyn Murray

Rhode Island Monthly editors, art directors, photographers and contributors were recognized and celebrated for their 2024 works at the annual awards banquet. On Friday, May 12, the Rhode Island Press Association presented more than 150 awards across forty-five journalism categories.

1 month ago | rimonthly.com | Kaitlyn Murray

Hee's a roundup of some of our favorite reactions, from locals, fans and haters alike. If you’ve scrolled through local socials at any point over the last couple of months, you’ve most likely heard rumblings that Rhode Island was in the running for the next Real Housewives installment. While some immediately saw the vast potential (see one RI-born TikToker’s take below), many others were skeptical that Lil Rhody could catch the attention of such an iconic franchise.

1 month ago | rimonthly.com | Kaitlyn Murray

Following the bittersweet news earlier this year that the elephants will soon be leaving Roger Williams Park Zoo, local animal lovers now have something good to look forward to: A dozen cute and quirky penguins will be making a splash at the Providence park starting Memorial Day weekend.