What's New in Newport - Spring 2026
Discover What’s New in Newport: Milestone Anniversaries, New Hotels & Global Events this Spring From landmark celebrations and new waterfront stays to major sailing spectacles and America 250…
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Parade: The Rhode Island Way To Make Pizza 10x Better
Three things in life will make a local defend their state to the death: sports, weather and food. And if you’re lucky enough to live somewhere that’s actually respected for the last one, that list…
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9th Annual Newport Burger Bender - The Most Participating Restaurants To Date
9th Annual Newport Burger Bender Begins Today The Most Participating Restaurants To Date February 12, 2026 - The biggest burger contest in the region is back starting today with the 9th Annual Newport…
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Travel + Leisure: This State Was Just Named the Most Romantic in the U.S.
From stunning vistas to intimate and cozy restaurants, beautiful beaches, and more, there are many ways to define a romantic getaway. And one state has romantic appeal in droves. Small but mighty…
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Vogue: The Best Romantic Getaways in New England for Every Couple
The New England aesthetic is as quintessentially charming as they come. White steeple churches poking up from dense thicket, nautical lighthouses balanced on rocky coastlines, and red wooden bridges…
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Frommers: Discovering Untold Black History in the Gilded Age Epicenter of Newport, RI
Newport, Rhode Island, has a rich and compelling African American history that might come as a surprise to anyone who assumes the city's story begins and ends with its collection of Gilded Age…
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Smithsonian Magazine: 250 Places to Celebrate America
Journey around the nation with this interactive map, divided by region or category, and discover American history in a way you’ve never seen before “America is a land of wonders,” wrote Alexis de…
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Travel Curator: Celebrating the USA’s 250th in the Original 13 Colonies
America’s big Semiquincentennial is here, and the original 13 colonies will be partying like it’s 1776. There are the usual suspects like Philly with its cracked Liberty Bell and Boston with its brick…
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New York Times: America Turns 250: A Guide to the Coming Festivities
Rosie Rios, the chair of the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission, doesn’t yet know what she’ll be doing on July 4. “But here’s the beauty of it,” she said. “I have options.” Indeed, 50 years after the…
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Forbes: These U.S. Museums And Expansions Are Opening In 2026
With anticipated unveilings including the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, the Hip Hop Museum in New York City and the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, 2026 is a great year for…
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