Name: Labor Day Party at Skiff Bar at the Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa
Start: 2026-09-06T13:00:00-04:00

Celebrate Labor Day Weekend at Skiff Bar at Newport Marriott Hotel &amp; Spa, where stunning waterfront views, live entertainment, and seasonal flavors set the scene for a memorable afternoon.
Join us on Sunday, September 6, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM and enjoy live music from DJ Timmy Drums, along with a special Labor Day Cookout Menu available for purchase.
We're also pleased to welcome Rhodium and Save The Bay as part of the afternoon's festivities, adding to a vibrant celebration by the harbor.
Secure your spot today! Click <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/labor-day-pool-party-at-hideaway-terrace-tickets-1997059210859?aff=oddtdtcreator&amp;keep_tld=true" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here.</a>

Local Event: Labor Day Party at Skiff Bar at the Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa

Newport County

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Newport

Rhode Island

Labor Day Party at Skiff Bar at the Newport...

Celebrate Labor Day Weekend at Skiff Bar at Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa, where stunning waterfront views, live entertainment,...

Labor Day Party at Skiff Bar at the Newport Marriott Hotel & Spa

Loeb Visitors Center, 52 Spring Street, Newport, RI 02840

Follow in the footsteps of Newport’s colonial-era Jewish community and discover where congregants lived, worked, and worshiped in the 1700s. 
This guided walking tour leads you through the historic Touro Synagogue neighborhood, bringing the synagogue’s rich history to life. The tour lasts approximately one hour. August Tour Schedule: Sunday, Monday, Thursday, and Friday @ 11:00 a.m.
GUEST INFORMATION: •&nbsp;Tours are limited to 18 people. • Tour Fee is $18 per person • Reservations are requested • The tour fee is paid for in person at the Loeb Visitors Center via card or cash (no online payments). •&nbsp;Walks may be canceled without advance notice due to inclement weather. 
TO RESERVE FOR A WALKING TOUR: Email&nbsp;<a href="https://tsfn@tsfnewport.org" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tsfn@tsfnewport.org</a>&nbsp;and include your name and the number of people in your party.
Note: Some sidewalks are narrow and uneven. This walk is not appropriate for young children. About the Loeb Visitors Center: Before or after your walking tour, we invite you to visit the Loeb Visitors Center. Explore interactive multimedia exhibits and browse our gift items. Celebrate over 250 years of Touro Synagogue history, Newport’s colonial Jewish community, the origins of religious freedom, and the separation of church and state in America. Discover how Newport and the colony of Rhode Island laid the groundwork for our First Amendment rights.
Admissions fees to the Loeb Visitors Center's two floors of exhibits and the gift shop have been waived. We welcome donations and suggest a $5 per person.&nbsp;
Note: The walking tours are offered by TSF Newport (formerly known as Touro Synagogue Foundation).&nbsp; To learn more about TSF Newport, please visit our website:&nbsp;<a href="https://tsfnewport.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">tsfnewport.org/</a> Entry into the synagogue is not included with programs offered out of the Loeb Visitors Center, such as walking tours.&nbsp;&nbsp;For information about tours inside Touro Synagogue, visit this webpage:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.thetourosynagogue.org/tours/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">thetourosynagogue.org/tours/</a>
Lithograph: "State House and Parade", drawn on stone by John Collins, printed by T. Sinclair's Lith., Philadelphia. Courtesy of Newport Historical Society. Photo: TSF Newport guide, Karen Flippo, leads a walking tour group on Washington Square in July 2025.

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Central Baptist Church

The Jamestown Chapter of Little Dresses for Africa will meet on Thursday, September 24, from 1-3 pm at Central Baptist Church, 99 Narragansett Avenue. Sewing skills are helpful, but not necessary to turn pillowcases into dresses with simple patterns and directions. Machines, materials and guidance are provided. The non-profit Little Dresses for Africa, which has chapters in 97 countries, distributes dresses for little girls in need in Africa, Honduras, Haiti, and Guatemala. Since its founding 20 years ago, Little Dresses for Africa has distributed more than 8 million dresses sewn by volunteers around the world. The Jamestown Chapter meets on the last Thursday of the month, 1-3 pm at Central Baptist Church, Jamestown. For information (or just come!), call (401) 744-0345.

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Newport Public Library

The Rhode Island Slave History Medallion's mission is to highlight 
the overlooked histories of Rhode Island's free and enslaved African 
American and Indigenous communities. They produce a very popular Black 
History Walking Tour from Memorial Day weekend until the last Sunday of 
October. Join the tour director in this engaging event which brings the 
walking tour to you! If you have some mobility issues or simply want to 
learn more about how this organization started and the history of 
Newport's dominant role in the institution of slavery, you will enjoy 
this opportunity.&nbsp; &nbsp;
Note: While this program is about the provided walking tour, no 
walking is happening at this event. This event is lecture style.&nbsp;
Registration Required.
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Margaret Baker has been part of the Newport community for more than 
four decades and brings deep historical knowledge and lived experience 
to her role as a public historian with Rhode Island Slave History 
Medallions (RISHM). A former student at the University of Iowa she 
majored in Literature. She is a dedicated researcher whose work focuses 
on early Black history in Rhode Island and the state’s involvement in 
the transatlantic slave trade. 
 
Margaret joined RISHM in 2019 and contributes to the organization’s 
mission of installing bronze medallions at sites connected to enslaved 
and formerly enslaved individuals. She also serves as Tour Director for 
the Newport Black History Walking Tour, an eight‑stop educational 
experience in Newport’s Historic District. The tour has been widely 
praised by visitors from across the country and continues to foster 
understanding, empathy, and community learning.

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Pedal Newport’s Hidden Gems: Food, Music &amp; Secret Spots
August 29, 2026
Bike to 10 unique Spots featuring local cuisine, live performances, and Newport’s most enchanting private spaces.
This favorite Newport summer experience returns on Saturday, August 29th!
On the 10-Spot Ride you’ll pedal around historic Newport, the “City by the Sea”, to ten lovely locations where you’ll sample tasty delicacies and enjoy live music in beautiful private spaces ranging from secret gardens to majestic mansions and seaside splendor.
All proceeds from the 10-Spot Ride support our mission to ensure more, better, and safer biking across Aquidneck Island. <a href="https://bikenewportri.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Explore the site</a> to learn about Bike Newport’s many programs and events and <a href="https://bikenewportri.us2.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=1a254be9db6798316084466a9&amp;id=35ca926b40" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sign up for the “What’s Spinning” newsletter</a>.
Ticket Prices
<ul><li>$200 – Standard Ticket Price</li><li>$350 – Patron: Ticket PLUS enhanced support for Bike Newport’s programs ($150 is a charitable contribution)</li><li>$500 – Friend: Ticket PLUS enhanced support for Bike Newport’s programs and recognition at all 10 Spots ($200 is a charitable contribution)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>$1000 – Best Friend: Ticket PLUS enhanced support for Bike Newport’s programs. Recognition at all 10 Spots and all 2025 Bike Newport events, and a dedicated social media thank you! ($700 is a charitable contribution)</li></ul>
Make your plan and sign up for five hours of great food, music, and views—all by bike, all in one of the most beautiful cities around. It’s the 10-Spot Ride, and you won’t want to miss it!
Here’s how it works:
<ul><li>Sign up solo or with friends – lots of people ride the 10-Spot Ride together, we’ve had groups as large as 25!</li><li>You’ll get your Starting Spot the day before via email – Check in here to receive your guidebook, commemorative cup, reusable utensils, and QR-coded route map. Enjoy your first taste and live music while planning your route.</li><li>Check in starts at 10:30. Event runs 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM – Check in at any time, visit as many of the 10 Spots as you wish, in whatever order you choose. Each Spot features signature tastes and nonalcoholic sips from local restaurants, live music, and amazing locations thanks to our generous hosts. You’ll pedal on city roads, so be prepared to share the road with cars and other people on bikes.</li><li>The 10 Spots stay secret until event day – Past locations have included historic mansions, private gardens, downtown inns, waterfront properties, arboreta, and even a tall ship.</li></ul>

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10-Spot Ride 2026

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The Butts Hill Fort Restoration Committee (BHFRC) of the Battle of Rhode Island Association (BoRIA) will hold a wreath-laying ceremony with a musket salute on the 248th anniversary of the Battle of Rhode Island on Saturday, August 29th at 6:30 PM at Butts Hill Fort in Portsmouth, RI. We take this moment to remember and reflect on the events of that day in 1778. The ceremony will end at 7:00 PM. The public is invited and parking will be available at the Wealth Management lot on the top of Dyer Street off Sprague Street and the Portsmouth High School tennis courts.
The battle was tactically inconclusive, with both sides suffering significant casualties, but it ultimately ended with the British maintaining control of Aquidneck Island. Most historians call it a “stalemate.” Butts Hill Fort was the headquarters of patriot forces under the command of General John Sullivan.
Casualties (approximate): American – 30 killed, 137 wounded, and 44 missing.
British, Hessian and Loyalists – 38 killed, 210 wounded, and 12 missing.
If you’re a reenactor and would like to participate please contact Jim Stearns, Director of Public Relations, publicrelations@battleofrhodeisland.org

Local Event: Sunset Salute to Commemorate the 248th Anniversary of the Battle of Rhode Island

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Jamestown

Portsmouth

Washington County

North Kingstown

Tiverton-Little Compton

Narragansett-South Kingstown

Kent County

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Bristol County

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Warwick

Exeter

Providence Marriott Downtown

Roger Williams University School of Law Providence Law School Fair
Thinking about law school? Join Roger Williams University School of Law for the annual Providence Law School Fair, where you'll have the opportunity to explore legal education and connect with representatives from more than 40 ABA-approved law schools from across the United States.
The event begins with a Law School Admissions 101 Panel from 12:00–1:00 p.m., where admissions professionals will provide an overview of the law school admissions process and answer general questions. Following the panel, attendees are invited to meet one-on-one with representatives from participating law schools during the Law School Fair from 1:00–3:00 p.m.

For additional information and to register, visit: <a target="_blank" href="https://law.rwu.edu/events/providence-law-fair" rel="nofollow noopener">https://law.rwu.edu/events/providence-law-fair</a>
Or contact the RWU Law Admissions Office at 401-254-4555.

Local Event: RWU Law Providence Law School Fair

Providence County

Providence

RWU Law Providence Law School Fair

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Art Play Learn Online

Take an art-creation journey each week that helps you develop your art technique and your artistic expression. Each week there will be a theme which will result in following instructor-led guided art and then adding your own personal artist spice to it using a variety of art media.Some examples from the past have been a guided drawing of an endangered animal with students' individual ideas of the landscape that animal might live in. The landscape ideas are formed using the Socratic Method of asking them questions that do not necessarily have to be answered out loud- but can be. Just letting those questions bounce around your head will help ideas form and get curated. In addition to learning art techniques and expression, students gain knowledge about the theme through fun facts, and games.
Recommended for Ages:10 – 12 yrs&nbsp;FridaysSep 18, 2026 - Dec 11, 2026 (12 classes)12:00pm - 12:55pm EDT&nbsp;Location: Online via &nbsp;Zoom&nbsp;Instructor: Teresa (Sedano) Davis&nbsp;Capacity: 9 students&nbsp;Enroll now at: <a href="https://www.artplaylearn.com/music-art" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.artplaylearn.com/music-art</a> or <a href="https://www.artplaylearn.com/tutorials" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.artplaylearn.com/tutorials</a>

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Prince George's County

Bowie

Maryland

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Black Duck Productions, LLC is a Rhode Island-based film pro

Black Duck Productions, LLC

Black Duck Productions, LLC is a Rhode Island-based film production company dedicated to the art of storytelling through documentary filmmaking. Founded by filmmakers John Taft and Patricia Cahill Taft, the organization focuses on capturing significant historical narratives with a commitment to cinematic quality and archival integrity. Their work serves as a bridge between past events and modern audiences, grounding their creative projects in the rich history of the New England region. The company specializes in historical documentary films, with a particular emphasis on uncovering and documenting pivotal moments from the past. A primary example of their expertise is the production of the documentary film, Last Run of the Black Duck. Produced and Directed by John Taft and Patricia Cahill Taft, this film explores the 1929 prohibition incident off the coast of Newport, Rhode Island. Beyond film production, the company incorporates original film photography by Cahill Taft, ensuring that every visual element of their projects maintains a cohesive and authentic aesthetic. Clients and viewers can expect a high level of dedication to historical accuracy and professional production standards in every project undertaken by the team. By combining deep research with compelling visual storytelling, Black Duck Productions, LLC provides a unique perspective on historical events that shaped the cultural landscape.

Black Duck Productions, LLC is a Rhode Island-based film production company dedicated to the art of storytelling through documentary filmmaking....

Star studded lineup of comedians coming to Newport!

Newport Comedy Series

The Newport Comedy Series is a production company that brings live stand-up comedy and unique, interactive comedy shows to Newport, Rhode Island, and surrounding areas. For show tickets to the 2026 series at the Newport Elks Lodge, visit southcoastcomedy.com. For discounted season ticket info or Group ticket purchases of 12 or more please contact Joe Rocco, rocjoprod@gmail.com or 401-556-5779.

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