Not at all what I was expecting, but great fun nonetheless. Logistics: Parking wasn't too bad,…read morethere are lots adjacent to the theater that offered free parking within walking distance. The indoor theater offers a small snack and beverage area featuring quirky, on-theme cocktails based on the show experience. We were greeted warmly and checked in quickly by theater staff. Seating can be a challenge because it's an intimate setting with first come, first serve arrangements. The staff is clearly well-versed in getting ticket holders settled in and scoping out extra seats for standby seating. I consider this a small, quaint community theater with an array of unique players/cast members. I went to see Into the Woods and cackled all night at the high energy performance. The acoustics are phenomenal because Red Riding Hoods screams rang in my ears long after she stopped yelling. There are also outdoor shows and I am eager to return to see one of those outside performances.

I took my son to see In the Woods and we both loved it. The show was 2.5 hours long with an…read moreintermission in between. The cast was outstanding! This is a small venue, but done well. They sell drinks of all kinds, chips, and candy. There is plenty of parking highly recommended.

Mystic Luxury Theater delivers a premium moviegoing experience with plush seating, spacious…read moreauditoriums, and a cozy upscale vibe that sets it apart from your typical cinema. The sound and picture quality are consistently excellent, and the reserved seating makes for a stress-free visit. Concessions are a step above--think gourmet popcorn and adult beverages--which adds to the overall charm. That said, the experience isn't flawless. Prices are on the higher side, and during busy times, service at the counter can feel a bit slow. Still, for a night out that feels special without being over the top, Mystic Luxury Theater hits the mark. Cheers

Beautiful and comfortable cinema. Great service. Has delicious treats to buy and nibble on at…read morereasonable prices! Previews excellent movies!

This is a cute, intimate theater. It's downstairs seating is fairly large at 200. I'm not sure…read moreabout the balcony sections. I would have loved to check them out, but in order to get to them you had to go outside. It was raining!! I think that's the only bad thing I could possibly think of. This is a good size and comparable to Theater by the sea. But brand new and a little less cramped. The new seats also had slots to hold your programs. I cannot wait to see something else in this intimate setting.

This is a nice, small, intimate venue offering performances in the Spanish language. We attended a…read moreplay here awhile back and more recently a flamenco and bolero performance. Seating is nice and all tiered so you can get a nice view even from the back. Nice bathrooms and small refreshment offerings at most performances.

The ECAS Theater has been one of Rhode Island's Latino theater and performing arts organizations…read moresince 1997. The theater was founded in 1997 as part of an arts and education collaborative created by Providence public school teachers. The Educational Center for the Arts and Science was a multidisciplinary approach to after school and weekend programming for students in Providence. Over the years, ECAS Theater grew to produce and stage original and classic works of theater, provide theatrical instruction to youth and adults, and bring theater companies from across the US and Latin America to Rhode Island. ECAS Theater operates a 90-seat black box theater where I went for a Fringe PVD performance. The stage manager and the volunteers were very friendly and very helpful on getting everyone to the right place. You can check their website for more information on membership and upcoming productions, many of them in Spanish.

Excellent..play,actors and facilities.. We are lucky to have…read morethis artistic gem in RI Parking and ticketing easy and efficient

I have been ushering at the Gamm theater for many years. I started when they were back in…read morePawtucket and I still volunteer now that they are in Warwick. This location has lots of parking and it's easy to get to/from. The plays have excellent casting and acting with the help of their artistic director, Tony Estrella. He always does a great job picking the season's titles.

The Pumphouse is a Home Away From Home for quite a few of us local musicians. Open Mic Host Matt…read moreFraza does a splendid job on arranging things and his Food Drive is a wonderful touch. On Wednesday O.M. Night it`s Free Pizza and a Full Bar, served with Grace and a Grin! On any given night you could find anything from accordion players to classical pianists, rock guitars to Americana.

This venue sells tickets for music and advertised That…read morePROVIDENCE FOOD TRUCKS would be there for dinner. Events are 4:30-7:30- over the dinner hour. At usual food truck events there is many trucks(10?) with great selection. These music tickets(15-25$ per ticket) we attended recently and paid $60 for a table. Only 2 trucks there- selling either waffles or hotdogs!! What a total disappointment! Music acoustics were also poor. There was also a roving drunk attendee not wearing a mask arguing with people who were trying to hear music, not cool and staff was not to be found and didn't do anything. Trash barrels overflowing as well! Waste of money and night!

Came here tonight (8:30) because we had a visitor from Hawaii staying with us for a couple of…read moreweeks. Thought this would make an interesting outing. I have been here a few times before but never on a night that had an event planned. I was expecting to see some of the Perseid meteor showers but instead we were informed by the volunteer in front that there was a special event in the observatory's theater. A spokesperson from NASA was here with a presentation about the James Webb Space Telescope. The asking donation price was $5. I'm happy to give that! It was standing room only by the time my group got in. The presentation was so informative. I learned a lot of things. Like how they were able to origami fold the tennis court sized telescope into a space shuttle only to unfold in space while still traveling tens of thousands of miles per hour. All of the mirrors can move and auto correct themselves to adjust to what they're focusing on. Also what was amazing was that they used really thin layers of Mylar like material and the air passing through each of these layers was able to change the temperature from about 240°c to -130°c We were each able to try out an infrared gun on our hands (covered by a tarp) to see that the infrared gun could see through and our hands would be visible. After the presentation we were able to grab some NASA swag and I was totally geeking out. My son only took 1 small sticker. It was dark in there and I just grabbed a handful. Don't worry! He said that he had more for everyone if the table ran out so I didn't leave any one empty handed. After the presentation we headed back to the observatory. The telescope was pointed at a binary star system. I don't remember the name. We were lucky to see anything because the sky had a thin veil of clouds. While still in the park- driving home- the full moon was so glorious. With thin ribbons of clouds swirling around it- it looked like a sunrise. But more mysterious. Almost monochrome. I would have definitely snapped a pic if I weren't driving. I plan on coming here a lot more. This is such a gem! I recommend coming to Ninigret during the day so you can learn to navigate to the observatory easier. It is pitch black. They also ask that once you make it into the park that you turn off your head lights and only drive with your running lights. There is a parking lot to the right of the observatory. Other Astronomy enthusiasts are usually on the lawn in front of the observatory so please do not have your headlights on. The observatory is kind of a tight space. And it's dark. It's a circle but enter on the right. Halfway around inside there will be a sign in book. The book generally sits on top of a donation box. The telescope will be pointed at something and usually it will stay in that position. On slow nights they can point it somewhere else as long as everyone has had a chance to see and most of them show an interest in seeing something else.

An awesome little spot within a park in south county. It's a little observatory for us nerds that…read morelove space things. Saturn was clear that night so there was a long line of people waiting to see it. I was surprised at how many people were out there lined up to get a glimpse of the planet. It was complete darkness out there so you could see millions of stars and the Milky Way with your own eyes. I saw 3 satellites and a couple of shooting stars! We waited in line for about 30 minutes before we got inside the observatory. It's a small dome with a large telescope inside. There were two men working in there and we were able to look through the telescope for a few minutes. You could see the the blue planet with rings around it; it was so clear! It's a brilliant and fascinating experience. And the coolest part, it was free! If you have a chance, go check it it!

My friend Sherry mentioned this gallery, improbably located at the Amtrak station located just…read moreoutside downtown Westerly. I was skeptical but as I had a couple of hours to kill before an event at the United Theater I had nothing to lose by stopping in. I was shocked, shocked I tell you, to discover what a find this gallery was. I love art, museums, and galleries, and this was well worth my time. There are several rooms of art ranging from jewelry to glassware, pottery, prints, paintings and more. I had no intention of buying anything and I was tempted by the paintings, most of which were in my price range, but succumbed to a gorgeous bracelet, a charming bowl, and a set of wine glasses (all shown below). The person at the front desk greeted me but then let me roam to my heart's content. When I checked out she explained that the gallery rotated its items on a monthly basis (I think that's what she said). I spent an hour there appreciating every one of the items on display; the prices varied so you are sure to find something there at your price point. There was also a special small exhibit featuring African American artists, which I very much appreciated as an African-American myself. This gallery is a hidden gem. One more reason for me to return to the town of Westerly soon, and I am sure not to leave empty-handed!

I was entertaining guests for the holiday season and wanted very much to visit the gallery…read more A few days ago, we stopped by the front door and checked the hours they were open. According to the posting on the front door, they are open on Wednesdays. Today, we checked the website and and verified the hours they were open as well as Google indicated they were open. We drove all the way to Westerly only to find the place closed up tight. No where did it say they were going to be closed today. We are very disappointed in the lack of communications as to their actual hours. The only avenue we did not exercise was to make a telephone call to verify they would be open. Lesson learned on our part. If they cannot adequately advertise the hours they will be open, they should at least tell people who visit their website, to CALL FIRST; before showing up to closed doors. We gave this place every opportunity but we will not bother going back. If their communication skills are any indication of how the place is managed, I do not think it is worth our while to visit. I am thinking they are closed because there is nothing on Exhibit. The walls were vacant. If there is nothing on Exhibit and you take the time to announce the next Exhibit on your website, you might want to inform potential visitors that the Gallery is CLOSED between Exhibits. Most reputable art galleries have rotating exhibits. This allows the Gallery to be open daily and a variety of artists to display on a rotating basis. We are very disappointed but thanks for an important lesson. Trust no one without a call first.