Replica ships, Nina and Pinta, are at Fort Adams. Also, Friday the Newport-Providence ferry opens the summer season. Boston has Tall Ships.
Newport County residents and hospitality employees can sample local attractions for free this weekend.
The Preservation Society announced Tuesday it will move forward with the controversial Welcome Center. The groundbreaking is Thursday.
Vanessa Litchko Prores appeared on the Price is Right televised this morning on WPRI-TV.
Vanessa Litchko, of Newport, appears on the show airing Friday.
Emerging musicians are bringing new sounds to old front porches in the City by the Sea thanks to the Newport Art House project.
The organ was delivered on Wednesday from Canada. The church will be closed for two weeks, while the organ is reassembled.
A fashion retrospective, with Cardin designs from the 1950s through his 2016 spring/summer collection, also will be displayed at Rosecliff.
News about a Newport estate just listed for sale brought back memories and a story about a young woman who once lived there.
Friends of Newport Preservation say there's still time to stop the Welcome Center even though construction is slated to start in two weeks.
One theory holds the carving could represent the face of Mary Magdalene, but Rev. Kris von Maluski, pastor, says he's doing more research.
The opening reception is Wednesday, March 22, at 5 p.m. at the library on Bellevue Avenue.
A $2 million winning ticket was sold in RI.
A little preview sounds good on a snowy day.
The talk radio host starts with WADK tomorrow at 1 p.m.
Gala la Bamba is set for Aug. 4 at Rosecliff.
Some live and some encore ballet performances will be on the big screen at the theater, starting with Nutcracker.
The next phase of the construction happens Dec. 7 when the cross beams supporting the roof garden are installed.
After a story appeared on Boston.com this week, Andrew Digiammo, the architect, says he's proud of his design and believes it suits Newport.
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The 35-foot long columns went in the ground on Monday, the organization said.
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Nov. 30.
The students in the Movie Making Club are learning all about short films, the school said.
Gatsby and Bubba may be familiar names because their paddle boarding adventure at Second Beach went viral.
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The church pipe organ has about 1,700 pipes, and craftsmen will restore it by hand.
Robert F. Foley will be honored at Rosecliff on Oct. 16, for his efforts to restore Newport's 18th-century architectural treasures.
Member galleries and museums will be open from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. to view Newport’s local art scene.
Rain postponed Wednesday night's screening by one day.
Hum the classic theme song with your friends from your blankets on the lawn.
This installment of the festival promises to be the biggest and most diverse yet.
Come Alive Gospel Music Fest celebrates its 5th anniversary with soulful and uplifting performances.
A new Island Moving Company production set at Fort Adams State Park on the tall ship, Oliver Hazard Perry!
Sunset screenings, talks with filmmakers, stunning outdoor venues highlight this year's lineup, the seventh summer series by newportFILM.
New hotels, restaurants, events, stores and more. Here's a huge list of what's new in Newport County this summer.
The raw, honest film started as a video journal for former NFL defensive back Steve Gleason's unborn child when he was diagnosed with ALS.
This year's festival is already sold out.
The Arts and Cultural Alliance of Newport County has transferred its rights to the BridgeFest festival to George Wein's foundation.
A group of Newport institutions have teamed up to launch a new internet portal to give the public access to their collections.
The Newport Historical Society's "Newport Eats" history of food initiatives continues on April 7.