Experience the beach a new way. Ride horseback while playing one or Rhode...
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Weddings have evolved a lot in recent years. And every new year brings with it a round of new trends. If you're engaged and planning your 2020 wedding in South County, Rhode Island, here is a list of…
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Winter in Rhode Island is Just Ducky ... And kind of Loony, too! My favorite outdoor winter activity along the south shore of Rhode Island is birding. Like many others, I thoroughly enjoy watching…
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YES! We “swim on January 1 st ! Join the thousands of Rhode Islanders who take to the water on New Year’s Day! Swimming optional — it’s a great high energy spectator sport and fun, fun, fun! Photo…
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Rhode Island is launching its first ever RI Hotel Week in 2020. From January 18-31 hotels all over the state are offering special low rates to encourage visitors to explore Little Rhody in style…
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Did you get engaged over Thanksgiving? Or perhaps you're the parent of a soon-to-be bride or groom. It's never too early to start planning a wedding. If you're dreaming of a beachfront ceremony and/or…
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Do you know a Gannet from a Gull? Do you even know what a Gannet is? (Note: I did not). This month we welcome late Fall and early Winter with a lesson from Naturalist, Mark Bullinger on Gannets -…
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Santa on Narragansett Town Beach - Photo by Deb Maynard Photography While South County, Rhode Island is mainly known as a summer destination for our beaches and outdoor activities, there's a…
Continue Reading »Sons of Liberty Spirits Seasonal Whiskies Sons of Liberty Spirits offers three delicious seasonal whiskies that are easy to drink on their own, or if you prefer, mixed into seasonal…
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Dining out in South County, RI Photo: Faye Brown If you love food as much as we do, you should definitely visit South County in the upcoming weeks. From restaurant weeks and beer and wine…
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Fall in South County Photo: Gina Campbell It's October, the spookiest month of the year. Fall has arrived in South County and the leaves are turning into brilliant gold, red and flame-colored…
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