Rhode Island
Here’s where you can find Fourth of July fireworks shows and parades in RI
Rhode Island will once again celebrate July 4th with fireworks and parades; check here for a list
Many of Rhode Island’s cities and towns are planning fireworks shows to celebrate Independence Day in 2023.
Many of the events include music and food. Of course, Bristol throws a huge nationally recognized celebration, many communities around the Ocean State work hard to keep from being outdone.
Whichever one you choose, these celebrations offer a fun time for the whole family. Below is a list of free Fourth of July celebrations happening around the state, broken down by town.
Fireworks
When: July 1, 9 p.m.
Where: Beach Pavilion, 25 Corn Neck Road
Details: Fireworks are visible all over the island, but the best views are from Town Beach and Crescent Beach.
4th of July Parade
When: July 4, 11 a.m.
Details: Starts at the Oar ends at the Statue of Rebecca.
Bristol Fourth of July Celebration
Fireworks
When: Wednesday, July 3, 9:30 p.m.
Where: Bristol Harbor
Parade
When: Thursday, July 4, 10:30 a.m.
Where: Starts at Chestnut and Hope Streets and ends at High Street.
When: Wednesday, June 26, 7 to 9 p.m.
Where: Veterans Memorial Park, 416 Hunt Street.
Details: Refreshments, music and fireworks
When
Parade
When: Thursday, July 4, 4 p.m. When: Wednesday, July 3
Where: Town Beach
Details: Performance by Roomful of Blues
When: Thursday, July 4, 9:15 p.m.
Where: Newport Harbor Newport, fireworks, City of Newport | Fireworks
When: Tuesday, July 2, 5 p.m. for music and food trucks, 9 p.m. for fireworks
Where: India Point Park
When: Wednesday, July 3, 9 p.m.
Where: Oakland Beach When: July 1, 4 p.m. food trucks, 6 p.m. for live music, dusk for fireworks.
Where: Deerfield Park, 39 Lisa Ann Circle
Providence Fireworks
Rhode Island
Rhode Island State Police Task Force Arrests 2 On Gun Charges: Cops
Lixeandro Andrade, 28, and Zahir Fortes, 19, were both arrested Monday on charges of carrying a pistol or firearm without a license and large capacity feeding devices prohibited, the state police said in a media release.
Andrade and Fortes were processed at the Lincoln Woods Barracks and arraigned, according to the release.
Rhode Island
MA Woman Charged In Rhode Island With Stealing More Than $10K: Cops
Awilda Perez Goris was arrested shortly after 2 p.m. Tuesday on charges of obtaining more than $10,000 under false pretenses and accessing a computer for fraudulent purposes, the Rhode Island State Police said in a media release.
Perez Goris, a resident of Uxbridge, was processed at the Wickford Barracks, arraigned and issued a notice to appear in court, according to the release.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island Foundation is offering three composers $30,000 grants — applications due Aug. 10 – What’s Up Newp
Rhode Island composers have until August 10 to apply for $30,000 fellowships from the Rhode Island Foundation, with three grants available to emerging and mid-career musicians looking to advance their work.
The grants come through the Foundation’s Robert and Margaret MacColl Johnson Fellowship Fund and are unrestricted — meaning recipients can use the money however best serves their artistic growth, whether that’s creating new work, purchasing equipment, traveling, researching, or training in new technologies and techniques.
Applicants must have lived in Rhode Island for at least 12 months before the deadline. Current high school and college students, graduate students enrolled in degree programs, and composers at advanced levels of career achievement are not eligible. Submissions may be in any genre, including chamber, choral, contemporary, electronic, experimental, jazz, opera, musical theater, symphonic, and world music.
Recipients are selected by a panel of out-of-state industry professionals managed by the Artist Communities Alliance. Previous fellows include cellist Adrienne Taylor, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Courtney Swain, and electroacoustic composer Kristina Warren.
The MacColl Johnson Fellowships rotate among composers, writers, and visual artists on a three-year cycle; next year’s round will go to writers. The fund was established in 2003 in honor of Rhode Islanders Robert and Margaret MacColl Johnson, both devoted to the arts throughout their lives.
More information and applications are at artistcommunities.org.
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