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Summer of Pride: 17 parades, festivals and events celebrating the East Bay’s LGBTQ+ communities

LGBTQ+ · Berkeley

Summer of Pride: 17 parades, festivals and events celebrating the East Bay’s LGBTQ+ communities

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A speed-friending event for queer adults of all ages. Drag bingo and trivia. And what’s set to be Berkeley’s biggest Pride festival in decades.See the Story

Gov. McKee Celebrates the Beginning of Pride Month in Rhode Island

Pride Month · Providence

Gov. McKee Celebrates the Beginning of Pride Month in Rhode Island

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — Rhode Island officials celebrated the start of Pride Month at the Rhode Island State House Tuesday. Governor McKee and Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos signed a proclamation, recognizing June as Pride Month in Rhode Island. This comes as the state prepares for this year’s Pride Fest on June 21 in Providence. The state house will be lit up in pride colors Tuesday night. Categories: News, Providence, Rhode Island See the Story

Inside a Work of Art in Providence - Rhode Island Monthly

Providence, Rhode Island · Providence

Inside a Work of Art in Providence - Rhode Island Monthly

The sleek white kitchen has sunny views of downtown Providence. Photography by Angel Tucker Allison Spain and her husband had just finished their second home renovation project when they saw an 1867 Italianate for sale on Providence’s Benefit Street. The home had been vacant for years. The roof leaked, trees branched through windows and the rooms were cloaked in layers of dated wallpaper and musty carpeting. But it mattered none — Allison was s…Read Article

On Tap: The Latest Brewery and Distillery News In Rhode Island - Rhode Island Monthly

Open the article to view the coverage from Rhode Island MonthlyProvidence, Rhode Island · Providence Read Article

Maxwell Acee Donovan on Tackling His First Dramatic Role in Prime Video’s ‘The Better Sister’

Our first digital cover for Popternative Magazine for the month of June features actor Maxwell Acee Donovan who portrays Ethan in the new Prime Video drama series, The Better Sister also starring Jessica Biel, Elizabeth Banks, Corey Stoll, Kim Dickens, and more. In our exclusive chat, Maxwell discusses his approach to Ethan’s character in The Better Sister and working in a more dramatic role compared to some of his pervious projects such as That…Photography · United States See the Story

Little Clam Opens at the Wayfinder Newport - Rhode Island Monthly

Little Clam, helmed by executive chef Antonio Wormley and consulting chef Jake Rojas, is open in the Wayfinder Newport. Photograph courtesy of Little Clam. Little Clam, a seafood restaurant that pays homage to the state’s coastal heritage, has opened at the Wayfinder Newport. Led by executive chef Antonio Wormley and consulting chef Jake Rojas, Little Clam features local seafood, meats and seasonal produce sourced from local farmers and fisherm…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport Read Article

'Elliot's Ride for Everyone' to Be Held Saturday in Newport

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NEWPORT, R.I. (WPRI) — If you plan to drive around Newport Saturday morning, make sure to stay off Ocean Drive: It will be closed to vehicles so walkers and cyclists can enjoy the coastline car-free. "Elliot's Ride for Everyone" honors beloved community member and bicycle safety advocate Elliot Kaminitz, who was hit by a car and killed near Easton’s Beach in 2012. The event is Bike Newport's annual open-road celebration of safe cycling and commu…Newport, Rhode Island · Newport See the Story

Come On Out to These 12 LGBTQ+-Friendly Bars in Rhode Island - Rhode Island Monthly

Gia Devaroux, Viza D. Klein and Jealousy of the Black Sheep Babes perform to “Lady Marmalade” at Black Sheep. Photography by Wolf Matthewson THE FRUIT LOOP Aka the swath of Downcity that makes for an easy gay-bar hop. Mirabar Originally established in Woonsocket in 1947, Mirabar is Rhode Island’s oldest gay bar (and one of the longest running in the U.S.). It’s moved several times over the years, with its current location going strong — how can…LGBTQ+ · Providence Read Article

Snapshot: Flying Fish in South Kingstown - Rhode Island Monthly

A splash breaks the morning stillness at Barber Pond in South Kingstown as Zack Morse, a fish culturist for the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, launches trout from the back of the stocking truck. The pond is one of 110 locations the agency stocks around the state, releasing close to 60,000 fish before the freshwater fishing season’s opening day. Every year on the second Saturday of April, anglers young and old line the water…South Kingstown · South Kingstown Read Article

Dining Review: Dune Brothers in Providence - Rhode Island Monthly

Local oysters and Jonah crab claws. Photo by Angel Tucker When it first opened as a seafood shack in Providence more than seven years ago, Dune Brothers was a transient memory made permanent — a summer fish fry with no season. Situated on the west end of the Providence River Pedestrian Bridge, the owners settled into a bed of crushed seashells under the shade of downtown office buildings. Ten picnic tables sheltered beneath Narragansett Lager um…College Students · Providence Read Article

A New Study at Brown University May Help Alleviate Symptoms of PTSD - Rhode Island Monthly

Illustration via Getty Images/Sarayut and Naprienko Irina. 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 i…Providence, Rhode Island · Providence Read Article

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