Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio is a vibrant art destinat

Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio

Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio is a vibrant art destination located at 10 Wampanoag Trail, Unit 4, in Riverside, RI. This welcoming studio offers a creative space for individuals of all ages to enjoy a hands-on, screen-free pottery painting experience. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, the studio provides an inviting environment to explore your creativity through DIY ceramic projects. The studio specializes in paint-your-own pottery, offering a wide selection of bisque items ranging from mugs and plates to seasonal ornaments and figurines. Beyond standard painting, they provide specialized services including clay impression keepsakes for babies and pets, as well as extracurricular programs and team-building activities. All projects use non-toxic, lead-free, and food-safe glazes, with all-inclusive pricing that covers studio time, materials, and professional firing. Customers can expect a clean and safe environment, featuring UV air purification and regular sanitization protocols to ensure a comfortable visit. With indoor capacity for over 50 guests and convenient drop-in availability, Weirdgirl Creations makes it easy to gather, relax, and create personalized art in a substance-free setting.

Providence County

Joseph Hosey

Providence Metropolitan Area

East Providence

Rhode Island

Weirdgirl Creations Pottery Studio is a vibrant art destination located at 10 Wampanoag Trail, Unit 4, in Riverside, RI. This welcoming studio...

A Barrington man, 53, was picked up on a District Court bench warrant on Friday night, Oct. 5, to face a charge of issuing fraudulent checks. Michael J. Zompa, of 85 Sowams Road, was stopped at 9:47 pm by Barrington police after a vehicle matching the description of his Volkswagen Jetta reportedly was seen driving erratically on Interstate 195. The vehicle also reportedly struck a construction barrier on the highway. Zompa's vehicle was stopped near Sowams Nursery on Sowams Road by Patrol Officers Timothy Oser and Walter Larson. It had a sidelight not working, believed at the time to be caused by hitting the construction barrier. As it turned out, police officers did not have the right vehicle. But a run of Zompa's name in the criminal database found that a warrant for his arrest on the fraudulent check charge had been issued by the Warwick Police Department. He also was driving without a license, according to the Barrington police report. Zompa was taken to the Barrington Police Station and held for pickup by a Warwick police officer. He was released to Warwick police at 12:07 am on Saturday.

A Barrington man, 53, was picked up on a District Court bench warrant on Friday night, Oct. 5, to face a charge of issuing fraudulent checks.

Michael J. Zompa, of 85 Sowams Road, was stopped at 9:47 pm by Barrington police after a vehicle matching the description of his Volkswagen Jetta reportedly was seen driving erratically on Interstate 195. The vehicle also reportedly struck a construction barrier on the highway. Zompa’s vehicle was stopped near Sowams Nursery on Sowams Road by Patrol Officers Timothy Oser and Walter Larson. It had a sidelight not working, believed at the time to be caused by hitting the construction barrier.

As it turned out, police officers did not have the right vehicle. But a run of Zompa’s name in the criminal database found that a warrant for his arrest on the fraudulent check charge had been issued by the Warwick Police Department. He also was driving without a license, according to the Barrington police report. Zompa was taken to the Barrington Police Station and held for pickup by a Warwick police officer. He was released to Warwick police at 12:07 am on Saturday.

Bristol County

Barrington

Barrington police picked up Michael Zompa, 53, of Sowams Road, on a warrant after a vehicle matching his Jetta reportedly was seen driving erratically on Interstate 195.