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Watch us on the Rhode Show talking about our new video and what's happening this Spring in South County, RI: https://www.wpri.com/rhode-show/bloom-boogie-explore-your-spring-guide-to-south-county-fun/…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 1, 2026, Charlestown, RI – The South County Tourism Council today premieres its 2026 destination video and the launch of an accompanying marketing campaign featuring Rhode…
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The American Impressionism Museum is still in its first year, but it's already wowing thousands. Visitors hoping to quench their artistic appetites can feast their eyes upon the carefully curated…
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"Finally—and most critically—we considered those intangible qualities that make a small town unique: the beloved old opera house, the stunning mountain vista, the venerable country inn, the…
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Perry Raso opened his second restaurant, Matunuck Atelier on Wakefield's Old Tower Hill Road this week. It's another unique space and concept from the oyster farmer and scientist who became an…
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South County Tourism Council Wins 2025 Rhode Island Hospitality Anchor Award for “Must-See Attraction” Charlestown, RI – South County Tourism Council is honored to announce it has received the 2025…
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This in-depth article by Grow Smart RI covers the RI Troll Trail, public art, recycling, Thomas Dambo, economic development and more. Read article here…
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The South County Tourism Council is partnering up with the Town of Charlestown and the Charlestown Parks and Recreation Commission to ‘beautify’ Ninigret Park with thousands of daffodil bulbs planted…
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The Boston Globe recently spoke to our Creative Director and other industry leaders about what it might look like if Taylor Swift did indeed have her wedding in RI. At this point, it's all pure…
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" Part of what makes Watch Hill so quaint is that it’s a got a tiny footprint, smaller than one square mile, which makes it easy to explore and encourages you to slow down and really savor the…
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