In profile: Bill Lucey and “The City of Palaces”
A longtime civic leader reflects on decades spent working in Newport — and the impact of “The Gilded Age”
A longtime civic leader reflects on decades spent working in Newport — and the impact of “The Gilded Age”
If Rebecca Kelly could cruise around town in a classic “land yacht,” it would be a 1955 Packard Caribbean
George Wein, who produced the Newport Jazz Festival and Newport Folk Festival for decades, touched many lives
The two moms behind the Four Hearts Foundation have reimagined the Turnpike Avenue Playground in Portsmouth
Joni Mitchell returns to Newport Folk Festival for first time since 1969, joins Brandi Carlile & friends for intimate surprise set
Beloved festivals return for another season of concerts & memory-making at Fort Adams
The Infosys Hall of Fame Open 2022 did not disappoint
A round-up of excursions that highlight the area’s culture and history, whether you’re playing tourist or not
From classical music to contemporary cars, Newport’s festival season has begun
Harry Benson, the iconic photojournalist, and his images are the subject of a new exhibit at the Redwood Library & Athenaeum
Lady Carnarvon of Highclere Castle, known as the setting of Downton Abbey, visits Newport
Big wave surfer Ian Walsh and Olympic snowboarder Elena Hight are sailors for the week
To truly experience the flavor of Newport, you should get to know some of the dishes that locals consider classics.
Although William Heydt has painted portraits of hundreds of Newport residents , he still remembers the skepticism he encountered one of the first t
You don’t need a time machine to experience 18th-century Newport — just pay a visit to The Point.
It’s amazing how some of the most ordinary things in our childhood become our most treasured memories.
Newport shares an inextricable bond with American cocktail culture. In 1673, the White Horse Tavern opened at the corner of Farewell and Marlboroug