Rhode Island Monthly

Rhode Island Monthly is a stylish magazine that comes out every month, focusing on life in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts. It was launched in 1988. Between 1990 and 1992, the magazine was owned by Communications International, which also owned Connecticut magazine, before returning to its original founders. In 1997, The Providence Journal took ownership of the magazine. Later, in 2009, it was purchased by its current publisher, John J. Palumbo. Rhode Island Monthly is part of the City and Regional Magazine Association (CRMA) and has its editorial offices based in Providence.

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The Guild is Opening a Bookstore Beer Garden in Plainville

1 week ago | rimonthly.com | Lauren Clem

You’ve heard of coffee and a book, but how about beer and a book? The Guild, the Pawtucket-based brewery founded in 2017, has announced plans to open a new beer garden in Plainville, Mass. The space will be located outside An Unlikely Story Bookstore & Cafe and will be known as The Guild Garden at Plainville Square. The new location will feature a full kitchen and a rotating selection of beers brewed at The Guild in Pawtucket, along with wine and nonalcoholic offerings.
A New Study at Brown University May Help Alleviate Symptoms of PTSD

1 week ago | rimonthly.com | Jamie Coelho

For those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder,the drug MDMA might ease the pain. Last year, a team of Brown University researchers launched a new ongoing study testing MDMA, known as ecstasy or molly, and talk therapy as a treatment for PTSD and alcohol use disorder in military veterans. It was the first study of its kind at Brown to research MDMA-assisted therapy as well as its effectiveness for dual disorders.
The Metallica Scholars Initiative Supports Students Pursuing Medical Careers at CCRI

1 week ago | rimonthly.com | Lauren Clem

One of the hardest rocking bands of the ’80s and ’90s is putting its money where its guitar strings are. In 2017, rock band Metallica founded the All Within My Hands foundation to support communities grappling with hunger, disaster relief and workforce education. Students at the Community College of Rhode Island can apply for funds as part of the Metallica Scholars Initiative.
This New State-of-the-Art Wellness Center Welcomes Cancer Patients and Survivors in Lincoln

1 week ago | rimonthly.com | Dana Rae Laverty

The Gloria Gemma Center for Cancer Survivorship & Wellbeingrecently opened a state-of-the-art facility in Lincoln to provide cancer patients, survivors and family members with a central space for support and services.
Wally's Providence Opens Today in Former Old Canteen

2 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Jamie Coelho

The restaurant preserved some of the original Old Canteen decor in its back bar nostalgia room, while the main dining room has a new look and feel. I got a sneak peek at the new Wally’s Providence inside the former Joe Marzilli’s Old Canteen on Federal Hill. I went in with an open mind, but a melancholic perspective because I have a lot of family memories that were made there.
International Tennis Hall of Fame Reopens After Multimillion Dollar Renovation

2 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Lauren Clem

If your idea of a Newport summer involves hitting the green with a tennis racquet in hand, now’s the time to get down to the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The iconic Newport destination recently unveiled several new and updated exhibits showcasing the history of tennis, giving visitors new opportunities to interact with the sport’s greats and learn about its origins. The Hall of Fame reopened on Wednesday, May 14, after several months of closure for renovations.
Club Frills to Serve up a Dive Bar Aesthetic but with Complex Cocktails

2 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Jamie Coelho

If it sounds like an oxymoron, it is. At Club Frills, food and cocktails will be served with its namesake – colorful, frilly toothpicks – from a dream team of local hospitality veterans. The new bar and restaurant – opening sometime this summer from the co-owners of Pizza Marvin, chef Robert Andreozzi and renowned bartender Jesse Hedberg – will channel a nostalgia-laced, dive bar-like atmosphere but with complex cocktails and cheffed-up bar food.
Strip Off Your Inhibitions at RI Pole Space in Lincoln

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.
Drone View of Matunuck Oyster Bar Shows Total Loss

2 weeks ago | rimonthly.com | Jamie Coelho

The iconic Rhode Island seafood restaurant suffered a catastrophic fire yesterday, and several regulars have started the Matunuck Oyster Bar Recovery Fund to help displaced employees. Yesterday was a tough day. Many of us experienced the loss and devastation that felt like losing a good friend. Matunuck Oyster Bar is a place where memories were made and where summer lived on indefinitely, no matter the season.
Share Your Take on the Iconic Block Island Ferry Jingle

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?