Fantastic tour by some lovely people of a beautiful historical house! Super cool intricate details,…read moreincluding a very nice piano you can't really see anywhere else! There was also a lovely event going on that I went to that day, that was historical chocolate making!

Amazing what pieces of history are in our small little town.read more

I had never heard of this museum, but I got a tour as part of training for the visitor center…read more I am so glad I went. The house is an immaculate Victorian piece with over 25 rooms and about 3 stories. Wayne, our tour guide was very knowledgeable and he said that many times, people with specific interests come to the museum to learn more about certain pieces (people come to learn about clocks, rugs, paintings, wood furniture, Asian pieces, bathrooms, etc). The museum has been used in several TV shows like The Gilded Age and Treasures Inside The Museum. General entrance is $12 per adult and the best thing is to call them to schedule a tour. Well worth it.

Stunning architecture, furniture, and history behind this high design Victorian house. Our tour…read moreguide was a family member and so wonderfully passionate and fun! Enjoyed the tour and recommend anyone to visit!!

Great food and they have a good pour!…read more Steak and cheese was fantastic, tender steak, melted cheese, and mushrooms cooked to perfection. The roll was really good as well and the fries were excellent. $12

Only open on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of month May-September. Old fire-fighting apparatus is…read moreshowcased. A great location to take the kids and learn some history.

Never knew this place even existed until my child's art was submitted by their teacher for…read moreconsideration in an Emerging Young Artists exhibit! I arrived after/hours for the Closing Reception for the participants & was relegated to only 1 room for the event. It was a relatively small space & I'm not sure if there were other rooms. I also can't speak to what kind of art they normally display as I was only there for the event. What I can tell you is that the staff very enthusiastic about the gallery. They were so approachable & full of historical information about the venue. They certainly convinced me to come back at a later date! I was told by one of the patrons that this is one of the most under-appreciated galleries in the state & how they come here monthly. That being said, if you're looking for a museum, this isn't the place for you. But, if you're looking for a place to view local artwork, you should check it out & help support this community gem. I love a place that loves supporting the community!

An very under appreciated…read more museum A woman that works at the museum told me that the Warwick Museum of Art was voted the most under appreciated Museum in all of Rhode Island. I'm not sure if she told me exactly who did the voting but the statement is easy to believe. The museum is in the cool old Kentish Artillery Armory located right in the center of historic Apponaug. It's a place many people go by every day but probably not many actually stop to visit. Parking on the street is usually impossible and the whole area is a mess. They have been talking about fixing the road forever but probably never will. You have to be a bit creative in finding parking. The museum is more of a cultural center than an actually museum because the emphasis is on the new and not the old and things are always changing. The main display area is one large room and they have about a dozen or so exhibitions a year. Different things by different local artists throughout Rhode Island. A chance to check out the talent in the area. The last time I dropped in the exhibition was art by talented middle school kids and their teachers. Although I have to admit I wasn't very excited when I heard the display was going to be by kids, I was pleasantly surprised. Many very creative and original pieces were present and the talent was obvious. Besides the art shows the museum also has various music, theater, comedy and poetry readings through the year. Things are constantly changing but the one constant is the emphasis on local talent. There is no fee to see the art exhibitions and different prices for the other performances. The Warwick Museum of Art is a small place that offers a lot of different talent. It's a shame that instead of just driving by more people didn't actually take the time to drop in.

This place is walking distance from me and it took me years to go here. A variety of crafts for…read moresale and a nice little shop. Wasn't really looking fir anything in particular, but was one of those things where I had to finally stop in. One of those places where you're almost afraid to take a step and knock something over, but still a great place.

I'm taking my grand children and daughter for the second time for a Class. They loved it.read more

On Peirce Street off of Main you'll find this revolutionary era museum. Filled with memorabilia and…read moreother relics from past wars starting 1774. The group originally formed to protect the homes and areas nearby. Chartered by RI and has since continued although now have pivoted to re-enactments and parades as well as the annual shooting contest between different local groups. They are open for new members. If you're a local stop by and learn something new about well...history. Very friendly and a spot to recommend.

Colonial Militia dating back to 1774. Demonstrations every Wednesday 7pm-9pm. A great historical,…read moreinformative location.

A nice little museum in Quonset Park. Only takes about 20-30 minutes to view, but its free…read more(although donations are encouraged/accepted). A nice way to kill some time on a rainy day, or just view a little bit of Rhode Island history.

Small, but very well done Museum. See the original Quansett Huts, see the Sea Bee evolution from…read morebirth during WW II to Iraq and Afghanistan.

East Greenwich is a beautiful town located in Kent County, Rhode Island. It is in the center of the…read morestate and west of the Narragansett bay. It has approximately 14,000 residents and a popular downtown area. There are restaurants and bars right on the water. The public schools were highly ranked and the neighborhoods are safe. Main St. has plenty of restaurants and various businesses. The town is in close proximity to amenities. Overall, a great town to live in and visit!

Love downtown East Greenwich! There is always a new…read morerestaurant or store popping up to try. Lots of street parking as well as parking at municipal and other lots. Lots of historic homes and buildings to learn about. Some areas are a little hilly.

If you are an antique junkie.. This is for you..we went to…read morethe annual steam up festival.. Many operating steam engines...lots of home made models...lots of very old radio gear too...just awesome..very different but awesome

This place might be kind of boring for just a regular visit but I went during the New England Steam…read moreUp! so a lot was going on. Was a fun visit on a crisp fall afternoon. Lots of people nerding out about stuff they're obviously excited to tell people about. The machines were both massive and tiny - something for everyone to appreciate! I was especially excited to see the motorbikes and some of the old radio equipment. And it was the first time I saw machines people use for Morris code! I'm going with three stars though because the place is a bit overwhelming and could use some help in the labeling/organizing department. The event price was $15, $7 for students, not sure what regular admission is on days without an event.