Gustave White Celebrates A Century of Real Estate History
From the sale of “Crossways” in 1926 for $50,000, to the sale of “Clarendon Court” in 2022 for $30 million, the firm has seen it all
From the sale of “Crossways” in 1926 for $50,000, to the sale of “Clarendon Court” in 2022 for $30 million, the firm has seen it all
Featuring stylish items – and inspiration – from Newport’s Beaucoup Cafe & Store
This year’s theme focuses on British influences and festivities include seminars, luncheons, and cocktail parties
How one local woman turned a breadmaking hobby — and recent online trend — into a cottage business
From invitations to flowers, party themes and activities, menus and pairings, there’s much to consider as you plan your seasonal gatherings
The new restaurant at Gardiner House, under the direction of Chef Miguel Somoza, is the talk of the town
In Little Compton, the Bowen family has established an artful roadside farm stand — and taken a bite at organic apple farming
This year’s theme focuses on British influences and festivities include seminars, luncheons, and cocktail parties
Local interior designer Ally Maloney answers some of her most frequently asked questions Starting a new design project, from planning to budgeting
“In a New Light” opens May 30th at Rosecliff
Landers presents deeply personal seafaring works in dialogue with Winslow Homer’s maritime paintings, selected from the Museum’s collection
From invitations to flowers, party themes and activities, menus and pairings, there’s much to consider as you plan your seasonal gatherings
Last summer, I attended my first backyard clambake. Having grown up on Aquidneck Island, the event felt like a milestone — a rite of passage.
The personal trainer talks finding a healthy work-life-motherhood balance
The quiet of winter is an excellent time to seek out self-care, whether it’s finally getting a massage and facial or making time for yoga.
From the sale of “Crossways” in 1926 for $50,000, to the sale of “Clarendon Court” in 2022 for $30 million, the firm has seen it all
“In a New Light” opens May 30th at Rosecliff
John F. Quinn, chairman of Salve Regina’s History Department, spent a decade assembling the collected facts & stories
From Ruins to Reverence in the heart of Newport’s historic Island Cemetery
As commencement approaches, one student recalls her four years at Salve Regina University, and time spent on and off campus
Readers submitted their favorite photos taken around Newport County
Annual celebration at Rogers High School has long legacy of promoting & making Black history
This list accompanies a story in our January/February 2025 issue of Newport Life Magazine. Be sure to find a print copy at one of our local retail