Stephanie Bernaba

Though Westerly resident Kevin Lowther trained as a violinist from a young age, he developed his signature hip-hop fusion style completely on his own.

The Wickford Art Association brings its tremendously popular Fall Art Fair back to Gooseneck Vineyards on Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The

Every October, South County’s farms kick into high gear, sharing their harvests amidst a backdrop of golden hues.

Homeowners in South County are upgrading their outdoor areas into complete living spaces, featuring gourmet kitchens, integrated sound systems, resort-style water features, and lighting that can transform any Tuesday night

By Stephanie Bernaba Angela de Krieger, owner of Singing Trees Keep (Photo courtesy of de Krieger) Every Friday evening from May through October,

Paul Drumm can identify the festival by its scent alone, a result of frying clam cakes at Ninigret Park for so many years.

Ty Herndon spent years singing the truth on Nashville’s most prominent stages long before he was able to embrace his own reality. Today, he meets audiences with openness and humor,

Photos courtesy of the Oyster Bar By Stephanie Bernaba The Oyster Bar has been a fixture in downtown Fort Wayne since 1888, welcoming generations of

South County’s beaches stretch from North Kingstown to Westerly, and, like Rhode Islanders themselves, each has its own distinct personality. Whether you are chasing serious surf, hunting for a peaceful

Emmy-nominated conductor Troy Quinn has established a diverse career in American classical music and has maintained a quiet, joyful connection to Rhode Island for most of his life.

South County, summers aren’t just measured in weeks — they’re measured in the rhythms of the tide, the hours spent offshore, and the race to get out on the water

BY Stephanie Bernaba Most gas stations have their regulars, but few inspire the kind of loyalty The Filling Station Coffee Haus in Berne has earned since

“The Real Housewives of Rhode Island" proves that even America’s smallest state can generate enormous drama. The series premiered on April 2 on Bravo, marking the franchise’s twelfth installment and its first venture into New England.

Meet Sara Marshall, a South County resident who has reinvented herself so many times — and so successfully — that you may start to wonder if the rest of us

Photo courtesy of Chris Fox By Stephanie Bernaba Before Indiana became known for its farms and cities, it was a land primarily of water. When government

By Stephanie Bernaba For anyone navigating life without gluten, the search for tasty treats that don't disappoint seems never-ending. Between the dry

By Stephanie Bernaba Gwendolyn Rogers just celebrated the 1-year anniversary of her bakery’s Disney World location. “This is a perfect combination,” said

By Stephanie Bernaba Scott Trzaskus had his hands full running East End Grill on Lafayette's Main Street when catering and event requests began rolling in

Bo-Mac’s Drive-In continues the tradition of great food and memorable moments in Shoals In 1960, an attorney and a doctor decided to dip their toes into