From new theater shows to a secret stand-up comedy act, this weekend packs a punch for folks ready to emerge from the cold and appreciate local talent. Art exhibits, storytelling performances, live music, retail therapy, and foodie experiences are among many happenings worth bundling up for!
In case of weather delays or last-minute cancellations, always call the venue or check online for updates before you go.
ALL WEEKEND
Trinity Rep stages Someone Will Remember Us, a poignant production weaving together real stories of US military veterans, Iraqi civilians, and refugees living in Rhode Island, uncovering connections amidst the tolls of war. Tickets online, January 23-February 23, Providence
At the Beacon Charter High School, SOAPS: Skits and One-Act Plays Showcase is a Rhode Island Stage Ensemble tradition celebrating local theatrical talent by premiering new, original works from up-and-coming talent. Tickets online, January 24-26, Woonsocket
A veritable feast of delicious artwork, Food for The Soul is currently on view at the Artists' Cooperative Gallery of Westerly, where interpretations of the theme span a range of styles, and a charitable food drive helps nourish neighbors. Through February 2, Westerly
FRIDAY, January 24
Hear local wordsmiths read their essays, stories, poems, and more at LitArts RI’s Winter Showcase. Presented works were devised during or inspired by the literary community hub’s fall 2024 writing workshops. RSVP for free online, Providence
SATURDAY, January 25
The details are a secret but laughs are guaranteed at this weekend’s Don’t Tell Comedy Show. Register for this exclusive stand-up event, and await the reveal of the venue and performers on the day of the show. Tickets online, Cranston
Treat yourself to some retail therapy – Charmed and Dangerous collaborates with nearby shops to host a Self-Care Event. Mystery gifts, giveaways, skin glow-ups, and guided holistic healing sessions are all in store for the day. 10am-5pm, Scituate Village
RI Latino Arts presents Tejiendo Historias, a storytelling platform for Latinx individuals to share their stories in both English and Spanish. Performances capture moments of joy and challenges in a range of tales that transcend language and borders. 5-7pm, Providence
Rejects Beer Co. rolls out the new Omen Newport double IPA release (with merch) during Beer and Bands, an evening of live music featuring Wound Man, Peace Test, Asphyxia, and Two Boys Kissing. 8pm, Middletown
SUNDAY, January 26
Mill’s Tavern’s first Afternoon Tea at the Tavern of the year includes premium teas paired with seasonally inspired finger food, such as sandwiches, scones, and confections, all crafted by chefs Ed Bolus and Samantha Del Arroyo. Tickets online, Providence
Local artists bring vibrant vibes to Sons of Liberty for Sunday Art Market and Oysters. Along with vintage and handmade goods, there will be live music by The Z-Boys, West Passage Oysters, and craft beverages (including mocktails). 2-6pm, South Kingstown
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