Local bands, Waterfire, roller derby, and a disaster flick about disease are on the schedule this weekend.
As summer begins to wind down, there are plenty of great events to keep you entertained. Some of this week's choices are Waterfire, a Simon and Garfunkel tribute act, and a lovely film about a disease that threatens to wipe out mankind.
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Local band Sasquatch and the Sick-A-Billys perform this weekend at The Met.
This week's events feature an art festival, the area's best psychobilly band, stand-up comedy, and a movie about a space mission that never happened. You can't beat that variety.
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Baseball, fireworks, living art, and stand-up comedy are a few of this weekend's options.
There are a lot of great low-cost entertainment options this week, and in some cases, they're no-cost. The Pawsox are also playing at home this weekend — what better way to celebrate the country's birthday than with a baseball game and fireworks?
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Cinco De Mayo, Rent, the RI Philharmonic, and a movie about an angry tire highlight this weekend's choices.
There are plenty of concerts, plays, movies, and musicals to keep you entertained all weekend long. Sit back, relax, and let the planning begin!
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Concerts, comedies, and movies are a few of this weekend's suggestions.
As usual, there's something for everyone in this week's edition of Great Escape. Whether you're the type of person who has no problem spending more than $500 for a night out, or a cheapskate looking for a free show, there's something for you.
Classical music, the Women's Expo, and an Ayn Rand classic are just a few of your options.
Your favorite nightclub closed down, and you don't have any plans for the weekend. Fortunately, we're here to help you get into the "swing" of things, so swap that frown for a smile, and read on. Once dinner is finished, there's still lots to do. Here are some suggestions for your weekend: There you go, another great list of suggestions. Have a great time!
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Music, dancing, and comedy are just some of the choices this weekend.
Another weekend beckons, and another great schedule awaits! As always, there's a little something for everyone, but a little more for those anxious to take a walk down Memory Lane. You're going to need some sustenance during your busy weekend, so let's start with some great local restaurants. After dinner, you have a choice of sports, comedy, music, or dancing.
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Rockers, campers, and fans of bald blue men all have something to look forward to this weekend.
As always, we have a list of local favorites where you can grab a bite to eat before heading out for the evening. With gas heading for $4 per gallon, why drive to another town when there are great restaurants right here? Once you get your fill at one of Johnston's restaurants, it's time to venture out on the town. There's a little something for everyone this week.
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Each week, JohnstonPatch offers a list of "No Kids Allowed" destinations.
After working all day and shoveling snow all night, you need a well-deserved break. This weekend's culinary destinations feature from all over the world, located right here in Johnston and nearby towns. Once you've finished dinner, you have two choices: you can head home and watch reruns, or stay out and have some fun. Here are some suggestions to keep you busy: Another weekend, another full calendar. Have a great time, and check back every Thursday at 10 a.m. for more suggestions.
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