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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100310T180001
DTEND:20100310T200001
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Culinaria Secret Ingredient Food Tour
LOCATION:Chepachet, Glocester
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:00pm. Chepachet Farms, 226 Tourtellot Hill Road. An enjoyable evening including a horse-drawn hayride, a visit to the petting zoo, and tour of the Maple Sugar House to see how maple syrup is made. Retire to the cozy room off of the barn (complete with a wood-burning stove) for a winter picnic followed by coffee, tea, and assorted maple desserts. $19.50 per person; reservations required. Call (401) 724-2200, email donna@tourblackstone.com <:donna@tourblackstone.com\>, or visit the <a href=\"http://www.tourblackstone.com\">Blackstone Valley Tourism Council</a> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Are you man enough?
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T27 15:59:34
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100310
DTEND:20100311
SUMMARY:Rhode Island State Parks System History
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:00pm. North Gate Toll House, 1873 Old Louisquisset Pike (Route 246). Presentation by historian Al Klyberg on the history of the Rhode Island State Parks System, established in 1909. Free and open to the public. Call (401) 725-2847, or email bvhs58@gmail.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Historical Society <blackstonevalleyhistoricalsociety.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Exceeding expectations.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 07:38:03
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313
DTEND:20100314
SUMMARY:Opening Day at A&W Root Beer
LOCATION:Greenville, Smithfield
DESCRIPTION:460 Putnam Pike. All American food, Random Acts of Root Beer, and the only carhop service left in Rhode Island! Call (401) 949-9892 or see our profile <www.quahog.org/attractions/index.php?id=1044> for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Wham, bam, thank you, clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T07 21:33:12
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313T090001
DTEND:20100313T164501
SUMMARY:Tour Your Own Backyard: Floral Motifs and Garden Greenhouses
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:9:00am-4:45pm. Blackstone Valley Visitor Center, 175 Main Street. This guided and narrated day tour includes a visit to see the spring floral displays at John Brown House in Providence, Daggett Farm greenhouse in Pawtucket, a European Dish Garden Demonstration, and a docent-led tour of the Roger Williams Botanical Center in Providence. $39 per person; lunch included. Call (401) 724-2200, email info@tourblackstone.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council <www.tourblackstone.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Ask your doctor about clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T08 08:22:15
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313T130001
DTEND:20100313T160001
SUMMARY:Maple Sugar Thanksgiving
LOCATION:Exeter
DESCRIPTION:1:00pm-4:00pm. Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum, 390 Summit Road. Celebrate the harvest of the maple sap. Enjoy storytelling, ceremony, native song and dance, and sampling of foods and drinks that include maple syrup. Snow date: March 20. Call (401) 539-7213 or (401) 491-9063, email lorenspears@tomaquagmuseum.com, or visit the Tomaquag Museum <www.tomaquagmuseum.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "Nannaquaket Neck, Tiverton."
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SEQUENCE:2
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T26 08:38:35
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313
DTEND:20100314
SUMMARY:Ocean State Follies
LOCATION:Narragansett
DESCRIPTION:A talented cast of five use song, parodies, skits, and audience interaction to poke fun at and celebrate the great state of Rhode Island. Reservations required. Visit the Ocean State Follies <www.oceanstatefollies.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "gore."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 08:00:47
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313
DTEND:20100314
SUMMARY:54th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade!
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 11:00am. Parade begins at City Hall, 43 Broadway, and continues through Washington Square to Thames Street and ends at Augustine's Church. Find your best green attire, keep your eyes open for leprechauns, and join in the revelry to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Newport! Call (401) 845-9123 or (800) 976-5122, or visit GoNewport.com <www.gonewport.com> for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Like mink for coffee.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 08:04:14
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313T170001
DTEND:20100313T203001
SUMMARY:3rd Annual Irish and Italian Feast
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:30pm. Woodridge United Church of Christ, 546 Budlong Road. Celebrate Saints Patrick and Joseph while enjoying traditional Irish and Italian dishes including corned beef and cabbage, pasta and meatballs, and more! Live entertainment! Two seatings, 5pm and 7pm; reservations are strongly recommended; a limited number of tickets will be sold at the door. Adults, $10; seniors and children 3-12, $8. Call (401) 942-0662, email feast@woodridgechurchriucc.com, or visit the Woodridge Church <www.uccwebsites.net/woodridgecongcranstonri.html> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "gorgonize."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 07:59:56
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313
DTEND:20100314
SUMMARY:Maple Sugaring Tours
LOCATION:Coventry
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 9:00am. George B. Parker Woodland, 1670 Maple Valley Road. Step back in time and experience the history of maple sugaring. Taste this delectable treat over breakfast of pancakes, muffins and donuts, and learn how to make this sweet syrup in your own back yard. Tours every fifteen minutes. Society members $10-$5; non-members $15-$8. Pre-registration is required. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041, email programs@asri.org, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Like mink for coffee.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 07:45:32
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100313T110001
DTEND:20100313T123001
SUMMARY:Celebrating H.P. Lovecraft: A Literary Walk
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-12:30pm. John Brown House Museum, 52 Power Street. Celebrate the life and work of Providence native and occult and horror fiction author H.P. Lovecraft, marking the anniversary of his death. Lovecraft's "Providence stories" provide the basis for this walk. $12 per person, reservations required. Call (401) 331-8575 x45, email programs@rihs.org, or visit the Rhode Island Historical Society <www.rihs.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "Gregorian chant."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 07:43:49
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100314
DTEND:20100315
SUMMARY:Saved by the Belles
LOCATION:Bristol
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 3:00pm. Linden Place, 500 Hope Street. A series of living history performances spotlights three women who helped preserve Linden Place for posterity--Sarah Rogers De Wolf, Theodora De Wolf Colt, and Ethel Colt Miglietta. Free guided tours 12pm-3pm; performances, $15; $10 for seniors and students; $8 for Linden Place members. 
Space is limited; reservations are recommended. Call (401) 253-0390, email info@lindenplace.org, or visit the Linden Place <www.lindenplace.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: More mollusk than mollusk.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T27 16:08:21
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100314
DTEND:20100315
SUMMARY:H.P. Lovecraft Service of Tribute: H.P. Lovecraft... Revealed
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 3:00pm. Ladd Observatory, 210 Doyle Avenue. This annual public gathering marks the passing of the fantastical horror writer <www.quahog.org/places.php?id=3> who died March 15, 1937. For the 73rd anniversary of the Old Gent's passing, celebrants will take turns reading excerpts of the writings of Lovecraft. Author Christian Henry Tobler will MC. Free, rain or shine. Call (401) 356-1381, or email carcosan@live.com for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "earthquake."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T01 08:39:03
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100314T130001
DTEND:20100314T150001
SUMMARY:St. Patrick's Day Parade
LOCATION:West Warwick
DESCRIPTION:Parade starts at the intersection of Route 117 and Washington Street and goes down Washington Street to Main Street and to the Town Hall. There are about a dozen marching bands and numerous civic organizations participating in the parade. The grand marshal is Frances X. Flaherty, former mayor of Warwick and a current justice on the Rhode Island Supreme Court.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "adequate."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T08 08:25:55
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100314T133001
DTEND:20100314T143001
SUMMARY:Ranger Days
LOCATION:Woonsocket
DESCRIPTION:1:30pm-2:30pm. Museum of Work and Culture, Market Square. Greg Rubano is an avid collector of baseball items. His talk will focus on Woonsocket's own Napoleon Lajoie who pioneered the American League, set several baseball records, and is sometimes called the League's first Superstar. Free. Call (401) 769-9675, email rbacon@rihs.org, or visit the Rhode Island Historical Society <www.rihs.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: The difference is clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 08:15:11
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100315
DTEND:20100316
SUMMARY:Cornerstone Auction Gallery Monthly Antiques Auction
LOCATION:West Warwick
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 3:00pm. The Ivy Garden, 272 Cowesett Avenue. Cornerstone Auction Gallery is the longest continuously run auction company in Rhode Island, with over fifty years experience. Preview at 3pm; box lots at 5pm; main auction at 6pm. Call (401) 439-0294, email cornerstoneauctiongallery@gmail.com, or visit the Cornerstone Auction Gallery <www.cornerstoneauctiongallery.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Proud to be provincial.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:17:57
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100316
DTEND:20100317
SUMMARY:General Meeting of Cranston Historical Society
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:30pm. Sprague Mansion, 1351 Cranston Street. Les Ralston will speak about his book, <cite>Lost Soul and Long Time Gone: Neighbor Divided by Civil War</cite>. Call (401) 922-9226, or visit the Cranston Historical Society <www.cranstonhistoricalsociety.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: There's something about mollusks.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:19:50
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100317T190001
DTEND:20100317T220001
SUMMARY:The Invisible World: Supernatural Encounters in Rhode Island
LOCATION:North Scituate, Scituate
DESCRIPTION:7:00pm-10:00pm. Historic Grange Building #33, 706 Hartford Avenue. Join State Folklorist Michael Bell for an illustrated talk on things that go bump in the night. Free. Call (401) 647-0001, email scituatelombardi@cox.net, or visit the Scituate Preservation Society <www.scituateri.org/scituate_preservation_society.htm> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in the Gordian knot.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:19:26
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100317
DTEND:20100318
SUMMARY:Place/Displace: Providence and the Twentieth Century
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 6:00pm. Providence Career and Technical Academy Auditorium, 91 Fricker Street. R. Tripp Evans, Ph.D., Associate Professor at Wheaton College, will present an overview of twentieth century architecture in Providence, focusing on two of the lesser known and underappreciated styles, the International Style and the Modern movement. Members, free; non-members, $10; pre-registration encouraged, but not required. Call (401) 831-7440, or visit the Providence Preservation Society <www.ppsri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "Gorakhpur."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T02 07:45:21
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100318T183001
DTEND:20100318T193001
SUMMARY:If These Walls Could Talk: African Alliance of Rhode Island
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:6:30pm-7:30pm. John Brown House Museum, 52 Power Street. There are over 75,000 Africans from forty African countries living in Rhode Island today. The African Alliance of Rhode Island (AARI) was formed to promote unity within these communities. Current president Julius Kolawole will speak on the organization's role in the growing Rhode Island African community. Free, but please RSVP to (401) 331-8575 x45, email programs@rihs.org, or visit the Rhode Island Historical Society <www.rihs.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Surpassing expectations.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:25:10
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100319
DTEND:20100320
SUMMARY:Providence: A Jewel of a City Tour
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:10am and 1pm. Tour departs from the Visitor Information Desk at the Rhode Island Convention Center. Walk with Rhode Island Historical Society guides to learn about the rivers that were moved and what happened when they were. Learn why art and artists play such a large role in Providence. See award-winning buildings and discover why so much of the historic fabric of Providence is still here after more than 350 years. Tickets, $7. Call (401) 658-3400 to reserve.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "Gorgon."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:23:19
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100319
DTEND:20100320
SUMMARY:Ocean State Follies
LOCATION:Johnston
DESCRIPTION:A talented cast of five use song, parodies, skits, and audience interaction to poke fun at and celebrate the great state of Rhode Island. Reservations required. Visit the Ocean State Follies <www.oceanstatefollies.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Please don't squeeze the clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:27:24
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100319
DTEND:20100328
SUMMARY:2nd Annual Narragansett Restaurant Week
LOCATION:Narragansett
DESCRIPTION:Various venues. Great restaurant lunch and dinner specials from Narragansett Chamber members. Email dkelso@narragansettcoc.com, or visit the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce <www.narragansettcoc.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: The difference is clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:24:06
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100320T120001
DTEND:20100320T140001
SUMMARY:St. Patrick's Day Parade
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:Parade runs from the intersection of Elmhurst Avenue and Smith Street and continues up Smith Street to the State House. The parade usually features more than a half-dozen pipe bands, marching bands and floats. The grand marshal is Edward Cooney, vice president and treasurer of Nortek Inc. The deputy grand marshal (and next year's grand marshal) is George Nee, president of the AFL-CIO in Rhode Island.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because you deserve it.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T08 08:28:22
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100320
DTEND:20100321
SUMMARY:Ocean State Follies
LOCATION:Warren
DESCRIPTION:A talented cast of five use song, parodies, skits, and audience interaction to poke fun at and celebrate the great state of Rhode Island. Reservations required. Visit the Ocean State Follies <www.oceanstatefollies.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "chi-square."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T27 16:09:13
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100321T140001
DTEND:20100321T160001
SUMMARY:The Big Read: The Great Gatsby Film Screening
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:2:00pm-4:00pm. Newport Public Library, 300 Spring Street. The 1974 film starring Robert Redford as Jay Gatsby and Mia Farrow as his love, Daisy Buchanan, was shot at several locations in Newport. Free and open to the public; advance registration requested. Call (401) 847-8720 x208, email info@newportlibraryri.org <info@newportlibraryri.org>, or visit the <a href="http://www.newportlibraryri.org/">Newport Public Library</a> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Like drawn buttah.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:36:58
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100321T130001
DTEND:20100321T170001
SUMMARY:Museum of Work and Culture Salute to Spring Celebration!
LOCATION:Woonsocket
DESCRIPTION:1:00pm-5:00pm. Museum of Work and Culture, 42 South Main Street. The annual "Salute to Spring" marks the end of the annual appeal and features a raffle, refreshments, two living history presentations ("Play Ball" and "Crime and Punishment in Colonial Times"), and entertainment from Woonsocket's own jazz musician/singer Daryl Sherman. Tickets are $10 per person. Call (401) 769-9675, email aconway@rihs.org, or visit the Rhode Island Historical Society <www.rihs.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: It's better with the clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:38:03
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100321
DTEND:20100322
SUMMARY:Mighty Wurlitzer Organ Concert
LOCATION:Woonsocket
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 2:30pm. Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre, 28 Monument Square. Jack Cook at the keyboard. Tickets $13. Call (401) 762-4545, email info@stadiumtheatre.com, or visit the Stadium Theatre <www.stadiumtheatre.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: This was no boating accident.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:41:39
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100323
DTEND:20100324
SUMMARY:The Noreen Stonor Drexel Preservation Lecture
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 6:30pm. Rosecliff, 548 Bellevue Avenue. Simeon Bankoff of the New York City Historic Districts Council speaks on "The Rest of Your Life: Preserving Places Beyond the Immediate Threat." Mr. Bankoff will discuss case studies that illustrate how gaining protection for an historic neighborhood is only the first step in preserving it. Free; advance registration requested. Call (401) 847-1000 x154, or visit the Newport Mansions <www.newportmansions.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Tastes like chicken.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:48:00
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100324T180001
DTEND:20100324T200001
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Culinaria Secret Ingredient Food Tour
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:00pm. Pho Horn's Authentic Vietnamese Restaurant, 50 Ann Mary Street. Learn to prepare Cha Gio (crispy spring rolls), Goi Cuon (fresh summer rolls), and Chao (rice chowder). Sit down to authentic Vietnamese cuisine--Xao Sa Ot--choice of tofu or meat and vegetable medley sauteed in lemon grass sauce sprinkled with roasted peanuts. Enjoy your choice of Bubble Tea! $19.50 per person; reservations required. Call (401) 724-2200, email donna@tourblackstone.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council <www.tourblackstone.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Shuck off.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T28 07:14:56
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100325T180001
DTEND:20100325T203001
SUMMARY:The Big Read: Dance Contest at Rosecliff
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:30pm. Rosecliff, 548 Bellevue Avenue. A Charleston dance contest, with a twenty-first century twist! Teens, dressed in appropriate costume, compete and are judged in three categories: 1) a creative/improvised presentation of the Charleston 2) a traditional rendition of the Charleston and 3) the most original and appropriate costume. Spectators welcome, but space is limited and reservations are requested. Call (401) 847-1000 x154, or visit the Newport Mansions <www.newportmansions.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "hog" in "hog heaven."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:32:28
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327T113001
DTEND:20100327T114501
SUMMARY:Burrillville Egg Hunt
LOCATION:Glendale, Burrillville
DESCRIPTION:11:30am-11:45am. Branch River Park, 2220 Broncos Highway. The Easter Bunny will visit with youngsters, and prize winning eggs in each age category will be given to Burrillville residents age eight and younger. Children who participate in the Egg Hunt should bring a basket or pail to collect eggs. Rain date: April 3. Call (401) 568-9470, email parksandrec@burrillville.org or visit the Town of Burrillvilkle <www.burrillville.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Celebrating diversity.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:25:33
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327T100001
DTEND:20100327T120001
SUMMARY:Side by Each: Family History French Canadian Style
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-12:00pm. Rhode Island Historical Society Library, 121 Hope Street. In the 1800s, one third of Quebec's population left Canada for mill villages in Rhode Island and elsewhere in New England. In this seminar, Patty Vigeant Locke will present resources and strategies for researching your French Canadian ancestors. RIHS members, $15; non-members, $20. Call (401) 273-8107 x12, email reference@rihs.org, or visit the Rhode Island Historical Society <www.rihs.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "aho" in "aholehole."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:41:22
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327T100001
DTEND:20100327T110001
SUMMARY:Camouflage Egg Hunt
LOCATION:Bristol
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-11:00am. Environmental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street. Children ages 3 to 10 set out in search for brown eggs and quickly realize how well they camouflage in the natural world. Bring a basket. $5 per member child; $7 per non-member child. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041 to register, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Like mink for coffee.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:41:55
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327T100001
DTEND:20100327T110001
SUMMARY:Camouflage Egg Hunt
LOCATION:Smithfield
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-11:00am. Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge, 12 Sanderson Road. Children ages 3 to 10 set out in search for brown eggs and quickly realize how well they camouflage in the natural world. Bring a basket. $5 per member child; $7 per non-member child. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041 to register, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: More mollusk than mollusk.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:42:43
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327T100001
DTEND:20100327T110001
SUMMARY:Camouflage Egg Hunt
LOCATION:Exeter
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-11:00am. Fisherville Brook Wildlife Refuge, Pardon Joslin Road. Children ages 3 to 10 set out in search for brown eggs and quickly realize how well they camouflage in the natural world. Bring a basket. $5 per member child; $7 per non-member child. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041 to register, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: For mission-critical fault tolerance.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:43:38
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327
DTEND:20100328
SUMMARY:Mad Hatter Tea
LOCATION:Warren
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 12:30pm. Maxwell House, corner of Church and Water Streets. The tea menu consists of scones, tea sandwiches, and desserts. Mad hats encouraged but not required. First seating at 12:30pm, second at 3pm. Tickets are $15; reservations must be made in advance. Call Helen at (401) 245-1548, or visit the Massasoit Historical Association <www.massasoithistorical.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because phlegm.org would be gross.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T28 21:54:39
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327
DTEND:20100328
SUMMARY:Annual Easter Egg Hunt
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 1:00pm. Wilcox Park, High Street at Broad Street. Children aged 1-8 meet the Easter Bunny and Lucky the Duck and hunt for candy filled Easter eggs. Please bring your own basket. Free. Rain date March 28. Call (401) 596-7761, or visit the Westerly Chamber of Commerce <www.westerlychamber.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: A small state of being.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:49:11
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100327T094501
DTEND:20100328T163001
SUMMARY:Seal Watch and Prudence Island Tour
LOCATION:Bristol
DESCRIPTION:9:45am-4:30pm. Bristol Ferry Landing, Thames Street. Have you always wanted to explore Prudence Island? Do you want a chance to witness seals at one of the best haul-out spots in Narragansett Bay? Then this experience is for you! Members: $25/adult, $15/child; Non-members: $30/adult, $20/child; ferry ticket not included. Bring a lunch. Pre-registration is required. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041, email programs@asri.org, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Proudly provincial since 1636.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:49:57
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100328T133001
DTEND:20100328T143001
SUMMARY:Ranger Days
LOCATION:Woonsocket
DESCRIPTION:1:30pm-2:30pm. Museum of Work and Culture, Market Square. Sylvia Ann Soares directs "By the Sweat of Our Brow," dramatic readings based on oral histories collected from longshoremen of the International Longshoremen's Association Local #1329. Their diverse experiences are poignant, humorous, sweet and bitter. Free. Call (401) 769-9675, email rbacon@rihs.org, or visit the Rhode Island Historical Society <www.rihs.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Marching to a different Theremin player.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 11:55:03
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100328T150001
DTEND:20100328T163001
SUMMARY:Friends of the Library Music Series: Atwater and Donnelly
LOCATION:Jamestown
DESCRIPTION:3:00pm-4:30pm. Jamestown Philomenian Library, 26 North Road. The award-winning duo performs a unique and thrilling blend of traditional American and Celtic folk music and dance, along with original songs and poetry. The highly praised husband-wife team blends gorgeous vocals with an astonishing array of instruments including the mountain dulcimer, old-time banjo, tin whistle, guitar, limberjack, mandolin, harmonica, feet and more. Free. Call 401) 423-7280, email janeb70@cox.net, or visit the Jamestown Philomenian Library <www.jamestownri.com/library> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Simplicity itself.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:01:40
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100328
DTEND:20100329
SUMMARY:Hiking the North South Trail, Section Four
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 8:00am. Blackstone Valley Outfitters, 25 Carrington Street. The fourth section of the hike will start were we left off at the Richmond School, Richmond, and after a short road walk we will traverse through some of Arcadia Wildlife Management Area. Our trek will end at Route 165. Distance: 9 miles. Cost: $10; preregistration and blaze orange required. Call (401) 312-0369, email don@bvori.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Outfitters <www.bvori.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "gorilla."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:02:14
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100331
DTEND:20100401
SUMMARY:The Work of the Wheelwright
LOCATION:Johnston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:00pm. Elijah Angell House, 101 Putnam Pike. Following the regular monthly meeting of the Johnston Historical Society, Rolf Johnson will talk about the tools of the wheelwright and demonstrate their use. Free and open to the public. Call (401) 231-3380, email info@johnstonhistorical.org, or visit the Johnston Historical Society <www.johnstonhistorical.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: When your life depends on it.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 10:57:05
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100331T180001
DTEND:20100331T200001
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Culinaria Secret Ingredient Food Tour
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:00pm. Cup N Saucer, 267 Main Street. Learn how to make Plouffe's famous meat pie then sit down to a meal of the same served with potato, vegetable, and refillable fountain beverage. $19.50 per person; reservations required. Call (401) 724-2200, email donna@tourblackstone.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council <www.tourblackstone.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: For the children.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T28 07:26:24
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100401T110001
DTEND:20100424T160001
SUMMARY:Spring Herring Run
LOCATION:Saunderstown, North Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Gilbert Stuart Museum, 815 Gibert Stuart Road. Grounds open for viewing of the herring run, nature trail, and bird walks. Museum buildings closed. Call (401) 294-3001, or visit the Gilbert Stuart Museum <www.gilbertstuartmuseum.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "equal opportunity."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:08:47
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100403T170001
DTEND:20100403T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "Mikhail Gorbachev."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:27:54
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100403
DTEND:20100404
SUMMARY:11th Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Fun Day
LOCATION:Portsmouth
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 12:15pm. Brown House, Linden Lane. Pony rides from 12:15pm; main egg hunt starts promptly at 1pm; hunt for toddlers through two-year-olds at 1:15pm; storytelling with Cindy Killavey and Anne Marie Forer at 1:30pm. Please bring your own basket or bag to collect the eggs, and your camera, because the Easter Bunny will be there! Free admission, donations encouraged. Visit the Brown House <www.onaquidneck.com/brownhouse> web site for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: When neatness counts.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:25:33
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100403T110001
DTEND:20100403T143001
SUMMARY:Egg Hunt Safari
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-2:30pm. Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood Avenue. Bring the whole family to the Zoo to enjoy a traditional egg hunt in a very different setting! Egg hunt activity begins on the hour and half hour from 11am to 2:30pm and is free with regular Zoo admission. A prize for every egg hunter. Special area provided for toddlers. Call (401) 785-3510, or visit the Roger Williams Park Zoo <www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "Quapaw."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:22:27
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100403T100001
DTEND:20100403T120001
SUMMARY:Easter Egg Hunt
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-12:00pm. International Tennis Hall of Fame, 194 Bellevue Avenue. The Easter Bunny will hop right into the Hall of Fame for an Easter egg hunt throughout the museum. Photographs with the Easter Bunny will be available. Call (401) 849-3990, or visit the International Tennis Hall of Fame <www.tennisfame.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Anything else is just a clam.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:12:48
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100403
DTEND:20100404
SUMMARY:Easter Egg Hunt and Brunch
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:Rosecliff, 548 Bellevue Avenue. The Preservation Society of Newport County invites you to bring the children to meet the Easter Bunny and enjoy a scrumptious Easter brunch. Reservations required. Reservations will be taken from Preservation Society members beginning February 8 and from non-members, space permitting, beginning on March 1. Call (401) 847-1000 x154, or visit the Newport Mansions <www.newportmansions.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "engorge."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:18:50
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100407T180001
DTEND:20100407T200001
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Culinaria Secret Ingredient Food Tour
LOCATION:Woonsocket
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:00pm. The Cakery, 91 Main Street. Learn how a traditional French quiche is prepared. After the demonstration, enjoy a nuts and berry salad served with homemade raspberry vinaigarette dressing, soup (chef's choice), bread sticks, and an assortment of French quiche. A beverage of your choice is included--coffee, tea, or soda. $19.50 per person; reservations required. Call (401) 724-2200, email donna@tourblackstone.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council <www.tourblackstone.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: No, <em>you</em> da clam!
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:26:59
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100407T190001
DTEND:20100407T204501
SUMMARY:Mill Cove Conservancy
LOCATION:Warwick
DESCRIPTION:7:00pm-8:45pm. Warwick Public Library, 600 Sandy Lane. Leslie Derrig will present the complete history in pictures of the Conimicut Point, Mill Cove, Riverside, and Longmeadow areas, dating back to before the Revolution. Seating is limited, registration suggested. Call (401) 737-1955, email leslied@i-networld.com, or visit the Warwick Public Library <www.warwicklibrary.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Adding value through design.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:33:55
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100408T180001
DTEND:20100408T210001
SUMMARY:2nd Annual Food and Wine Expo
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-9:00pm. Ocean Cliff Resort and Hotel, 63 Ridge Road. Artisan cheeses, meats, breads, olive oils, local and international wines and beers, and more! Tastings, live entertainment. $30 per person; proceeds benefit the Opera House Restoration Project. Call (401) 855-3475, or visit the Ocean Cliff Hotel <www.newportexperience.com/OceanCliffHotel.php> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Ask your doctor about clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T01 08:40:42
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100408
DTEND:20100409
SUMMARY:Pawtucket Red Sox Opening Night
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:00pm. McCoy Stadium, One Ben Mondor Way. See tomorrow's baseball stars today at McCoy Stadium, with the AAA Pawtucket Red Sox Baseball Club, the farm team to the 2007 World Series champion Boston Red Sox. Call (401) 724-7300, or visit the Pawtucket Red Sox <www.pawsox.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quandong."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:39:12
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100410T140001
DTEND:20100410T163001
SUMMARY:3rd Annual Royal Tea and Recital
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:2:00pm-4:30pm. Hotel Viking, 1 Bellevue Avenue. Enjoy a menu of freshly-made tea sandwiches, assorted scones served with lemon curd, assorted tea breads, truffles and petit fours, champagne or Kir Royale. Enjoy an elegant afternoon tea with live music of the baroque, featuring recorder virtuoso Heloise Degrugillier and harpsichordist Paul Cienniwa. Call (401) 855-3096, email info@newportbaroque.org, or visit the Newport Baroque <www.newportbaroque.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Tastes like chicken.
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SEQUENCE:2
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T09 19:43:33
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100410T094501
DTEND:20100411T163001
SUMMARY:Seal Watch and Prudence Island Tour
LOCATION:Bristol
DESCRIPTION:9:45am-4:30pm. Bristol Ferry Landing, Thames Street. Have you always wanted to explore Prudence Island? Do you want a chance to witness seals at one of the best haul-out spots in Narragansett Bay? Then this experience is for you! Members: $25/adult, $15/child; Non-members: $30/adult, $20/child; ferry ticket not included. Bring a lunch. Pre-registration is required. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041, email programs@asri.org, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Tastes like chicken.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:40:25
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100410T100001
DTEND:20100502T160001
SUMMARY:Daffodil Days
LOCATION:Bristol
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-4:00pm. Wednesdays through Sundays. Blithewold Mansion, Gardens, and Arboretum, 101 Ferry Road. Springtime returns to the shores of Narragansett Bay with a spectacular display of more than 50,000 daffodils adding to the breathtaking views at this thirty-three-acre garden estate. View floral displays and exhibits in the mansion, and Wednesday through Friday, enjoy afternoon tea in the dining room. Call (401) 253-2707 for a daffodil bloom update, or visit the Blithewold <www.blithewold.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: For the children.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:43:50
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100414T180001
DTEND:20100414T200001
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Culinaria Secret Ingredient Food Tour
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:00pm. The Village, 200 Main Street. Experience a demonstration of chicken with fried plantains. After the demonstration, sit down to salad, red stew, hard or soft chicken, fried plantains, and white rice. $19.50 per person; reservations required. Call (401) 724-2200, email donna@tourblackstone.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council <www.tourblackstone.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: A shucking fame.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:46:26
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100417
DTEND:20100418
SUMMARY:Westerly Armory Fundraiser
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:30pm. Westerly Armory, 8 Dixon Street. Join us for a rousing concert by the Yale Spizzwinks (?), America's oldest upperclassman <i>a cappella</i> group. $20 in advance, $25 at the door; proceeds benefit the Westerly Armory. Call (401) 596-8554, or visit the Westerly Armory <www.westerlyarmory.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because "microsoft.com" was already taken.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T28 07:23:22
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100417T130001
DTEND:20100417T150001
SUMMARY:Seal Watch at Rome Point
LOCATION:North Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:1:00pm-3:00pm. John H. Chafee Nature Preserve, Boston Neck Road (Route 1). Join naturalist Laura Carberry for a visit to the largest seal haul-out site in the state. One-mile walk each way; good walking shoes, warm clothes, binoculars suggested. $8-$4 per members; $12-$6 per non-member. Pre-registration is required. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041, email programs@asri.org, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "unacquainted."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 12:47:44
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100418
DTEND:20100419
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Historical Society General Meeting
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 1:30pm. North Gate Toll House, 1873 Old Louisquisset Pike (Route 246). Dan Bethel, Lincoln resident and noted collector of Blackstone Valley ephemera showcases his collection featuring calendars from Arnold's Bakery, milk bottles, maps, bottle caps, and much more. Call (401) 725-2847, or email bvhs58@gmail.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Historical Society <bvhsri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "hog" in "road hog."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:18:25
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100419
DTEND:20100420
SUMMARY:Cornerstone Auction Gallery Monthly Antiques Auction
LOCATION:West Warwick
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 3:00pm. The Ivy Garden, 272 Cowesett Avenue. Cornerstone Auction Gallery is the longest continuously run auction company in Rhode Island, with over fifty years experience. Preview at 3pm; box lots at 5pm; main auction at 6pm. Call (401) 439-0294, email cornerstoneauctiongallery@gmail.com, or visit the Cornerstone Auction Gallery <www.cornerstoneauctiongallery.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: For the children.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:26:22
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100420
DTEND:20100421
SUMMARY:Wicked Conduct: The Murder of Sarah Cornell
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:30pm. Sprague Mansion, 1351 Cranston Street. In 1832, Sarah Cornell, an unmarried, pregnant mill-worker, was found hanged in Tiverton, and a married Methodist minister was subsequently charged with her murder. Rory Raven, author of <cite>Wicked Conduct: The Murder of Sarah Cornell</cite>, will speak about the murder and the two trials that followed. Copies of the book will be available for purchase and signing. Call (401) 922-9226, or visit the Cranston Historical Society <www.cranstonhistoricalsociety.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Creating order out of chaos.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:22:19
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100424
DTEND:20100425
SUMMARY:Ocean State Follies
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:A talented cast of five use song, parodies, skits, and audience interaction to poke fun at and celebrate the great state of Rhode Island. Reservations required. Visit the Ocean State Follies <www.oceanstatefollies.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quaestorship."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:23:18
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100424T084501
DTEND:20100424T180001
SUMMARY:25th Annual Rhode Island Statewide Historic Preservation Conference
LOCATION:Little Compton
DESCRIPTION:8:45am-6:00pm. The Commons. Conference will explore the legacy and scope of historic preservation in Rhode Island, past, present, and future. Tours, workshops, lectures. $40, register in advance. Call 401-222-2678, email szurier@preservation.ri.gov, or visit the Rhode Island Historic Preservation Commission <www.rihphc.state.ri.us> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "qualified."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T02 07:47:40
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100424
DTEND:20100426
SUMMARY:FABRICATIONS Quilt Show
LOCATION:North Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:North Kingstown High School, 150 Fairway Drive. View some of Rhode Island's finest antique and contemporary quilts from local collections, and from notable local guest quilt makers. Plus wall hangings, wearable art, vendors, special exhibits, quilting demonstrations, raffles, children's activities, and food service. Fashion show on Saturday, auction of small quilts on Sunday. Admission $5; children under 12 free with paid adult. Call (860) 455-0794, email nbmaterialgirl@yahoo.com, or visit the Narragansett Bay Quilters' Association <www.nbquilts.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: The name you trust.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T16 09:45:41
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100425T100001
DTEND:20100425T160001
SUMMARY:Neighborhoods of Newport House Tour--Exclusive Entry
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-4:00pm. Saint Michael's Country Day School, 180 Rhode Island Avenue. This year's tour provides exclusive entry into five private estates located along Bellevue Avenue and Ocean Drive. Take a friend and be inspired by the wonderful architecture, scenic views, and interior design. Purchase advance tickets online or on the day of the tour at St. Michael's Country Day School. Rain or shine. Call (401) 849-5970, or email newporthousetour@gmail.com, or visit the Neighborhoods of Newport <www.newporthousetour.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quagmire."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:33:08
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100425T130001
DTEND:20100425T160001
SUMMARY:Gilbert Stuart Spring Fair
LOCATION:Saunderstown, North Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:1:00pm-4:00pm. Gilbert Stuart Birthplace, 815 Gibert Stuart Road. Fish on the Run Program, corn grinding, Jonnycakes by Carpenter's Grist Mill, demonstrations, exhibits and sale. Call (401) 294-3001, or visit the Gilbert Stuart Museum <www.gilbertstuartmuseum.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "Gorgonzola."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:37:14
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100425
DTEND:20100426
SUMMARY:Lessons from a Free Man of Color in Nineteenth Century Rhode Island
LOCATION:Peace Dale, South Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 2:00pm. Peace Dale Library, 1057 Kingstown Road. Joanne Pope Melish will speak about the book by William J. Brown, published in 1883. Presented by the Pettaquamscutt Historical Society. Free and open to the public. Call (401) 789-1555, email skiref@skpl.org, or visit the South Kingstown Public Library <www.skpl.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "invigorate."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T01 09:03:19
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100428
DTEND:20100429
SUMMARY:Run with the Herring
LOCATION:Smithfield
DESCRIPTION:Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge, 12 Sanderson Road. The full moon tide maximizes the chance to see the seething of herring trying to reach their breeding ponds from the ocean where they have spent their adulthood. Bring supper and climb aboard the Audubon van for a visit to two likely herring run sites. Society members $8, non-members $12; reservations suggested. Call (401) 949-5454 x3041, email programs@asri.org, or visit the Audubon Society of Rhode Island <www.asri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "overqualified."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:39:40
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100429
DTEND:20100430
SUMMARY:Scrimshaw of Rhode Island
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 6:00pm. Colony House, Washington Square. Stuart M. Frank, Ph.D., Senior Curator of the New Bedford Whaling Museum, will discuss the unique nature of scrimshaw of Rhode Island including pieces that are in the collections of the Newport Historical Society. The program will conclude with scrimshaw appraisal; attendees are encouraged to bring articles from their own collections for review. Admission varies. Call (401) 841-8770, or visit the Newport Historical Society <www.newporthistorical.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Let the dance begin.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 13:43:16
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100501
DTEND:20100502
SUMMARY:Cherry Tree Festival and Breakfast
LOCATION:Central Falls
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 9:00am. M Residential, Roosevelt Avenue. Join us for the first Blackstone Valley Cherry Tree Festival starting with a morning breakfast, Cherry Tree Stroll, 5K Run and Walk, Chocolate Exhibit. Call (401) 724-2200, email mdemello@wndc.com, or visit the Blackstone Cherry Tree Festival <www.blackstonecherryfestival.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: At the sign of the golden clam.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:02:03
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100501T130001
DTEND:20100501T160001
SUMMARY:Corn Planting Moon Celebration
LOCATION:Exeter
DESCRIPTION:1:00pm-4:00pm. Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum, 390 Summit Road. Participate in planting our corn for the Three Sister's Garden located at the Museum. Enjoy delicious corn-related foods, ceremonies, song and dance, storytelling and museum tours. Adults, $4; children, $2. Call (401) 539-7213, email lorenspears@tomaquagmuseum.com, or visit the Tomaquag Museum <www.tomaquagmuseum.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quarantine."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:05:17
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100501
DTEND:20100502
SUMMARY:Grand Muster of State Militias
LOCATION:East Greenwich
DESCRIPTION:Rhode Island National Guard Camp Fogarty, 2841 South County Trail. Goverbor Carcieri inspects all chartered state militias and National Guard units. Camp life demonstrations, musket and cannon drills, and more! Free and open to the public.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We used to put the "qua" in "quagga."
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T24 09:12:50
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100501
DTEND:20100503
SUMMARY:Hasbro International G.I. Joe Collectors' Convention
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:Rhode Island Convention Center, 1 Sabin Street. Come see thousands of G.I. Joes! Buy, Sell, Trade! Over 200 tables of G.I. Joes from the past forty-five years! Meet the Hasbro G.I. Joe Team and past creators of G.I. Joe! Collecting information panels, kids play area, get appraisals of your old G.I. Joes! If you have ever owned a G.I. Joe, you must come to this event! Call (401) 458-6000, or visit the Rhode Island Winter Chili Festival <www.chili-festival.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Pronouncing "guard" and "God" the same way since time immemorial.
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DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:08:34
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100501T120001
DTEND:20100502T160001
SUMMARY:Smith's Castle Bridge to the Past and Opening Weekend
LOCATION:Wickford, North Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:12:00pm-4:00pm. Smith's Castle, 55 Richard Smith Drive. The seventeenth century era of the Cocumscussoc trading posts of Richard Smith and Roger Williams is recalled; re-enactors and sutlers from around the region lend an air of authenticity to the festivities. Shop for pottery and trinkets or tour lower rooms of historic 1600s house. Presented in collaboration with the Roger Williams National Memorial. Call (401) 294-3521, or visit the Smith's Castle <www.smithscastle.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: For the holidays.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:15:27
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100505
DTEND:20100506
SUMMARY:Mighty Wurlitzer Coffee Concert
LOCATION:Woonsocket
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 10:00am. Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre, 28 Monument Square. Jack Cook at the keyboard. Tickets $8. Call (401) 762-4545, email info@stadiumtheatre.com, or visit the Stadium Theatre <www.stadiumtheatre.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because we said so.
UID:76
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:32:41
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100505T110001
DTEND:20100505T160001
SUMMARY:Open House at Clemence-Irons House
LOCATION:Johnston
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. 38 George Waterman Road. Join a representative from Historic New England for a tour of this rarely-open seventeenth-century stone-ender. Visit the Historic New England <www.historicnewengland.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "square dance."
UID:77
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:34:04
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100505T170001
DTEND:20100505T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: When quality counts.
UID:78
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:35:06
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100506
DTEND:20100507
SUMMARY:Chocolate in Colonial Newport
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 6:00pm. Colony House, Washington Square. Rhode Island was considered the chocolate capital of the American colonies. Rabbi Debbie Prinz will discuss the origins of chocolate in colonial Newport and the pioneering role that Jewish merchants played in North America. Admission varies. Call (401) 841-8770, or visit the Newport Historical Society <www.newporthistorical.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "inadequate."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:39:39
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100507T050001
DTEND:20100507T183001
SUMMARY:Family Fishing Derby
LOCATION:Charlestown
DESCRIPTION:Ninigret Park, 4813 Old Post Road. Not much info on this one, but we imagine it has something to do with families, fishing, and funny, old-fashioned hats. Rain date May 14. Call (401) 789-9301 for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: The clam company.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:43:38
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100507
DTEND:20100508
SUMMARY:Ocean State Follies
LOCATION:Warwick
DESCRIPTION:A talented cast of five use song, parodies, skits, and audience interaction to poke fun at and celebrate the great state of Rhode Island. Reservations required. Visit the Ocean State Follies <www.oceanstatefollies.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "ogo" in "logo."
UID:81
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:40:22
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100508T090001
DTEND:20100508T163001
SUMMARY:McKim, Mead and White: The Newport Casino Era
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:9:00am-4:30pm. International Tennis Hall of Fame, 194 Bellevue Avenue. This one-day symposium will present an opportunity to examine the architects, building and evolution of the site since its opening in 1880. The program will include lectures by prominent architects and historians, and will feature house tours of three magnificent McKim, Mead and White buildings in Newport. Registration fee applies. Call (401) 849-3990, or visit the International Tennis Hall of Fame <www.tennisfame.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Your wish is our fetish.
UID:82
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:52:06
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100508T100001
DTEND:20100508T140001
SUMMARY:East Farm Spring Festival
LOCATION:Kingston, South Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-2:00pm. URI East Farm, Route 108. A day where visitors can find answers to anything from gardening to energy problems. "Green" exhibitors, workshops, entertainment, food, low cost compost bins, rain barrels, and plants grown by URI's master gardeners. Children's activities are a major attraction. Free. Call (401) 874-4453, or visit the URI <www.uri.edu/cels/ceoc> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quandong."
UID:83
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 14:57:03
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100515T093001
DTEND:20100515T153001
SUMMARY:Abraham Lincoln 150th Anniversary Celebration
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:9:30am-3:30pm. Providence Amtrak Station. Join Abraham Lincoln as he travels from Providence to Woonsocket on the Providence and Worcester Railroad. Hear Lincoln's historic Cooper Union Speech at Harris Hall and enjoy period music by the Heritage String Band. Guests receive a signed Commemorative Print from an original painting of Lincoln by Peter Campbell. Passengers are encouraged to dress in period costume. Adults, $75; children, $65. Call (401) 724-2200, or visit the Blackstown Valley Tourism Council <www.tourblackstone.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Creating order out of chaos.
UID:84
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 15:06:56
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100516
DTEND:20100517
SUMMARY:Blackstone Valley Historical Society General Meeting
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 1:30pm. North Gate Toll House, 1873 Old Louisquisset Pike (Route 246). Join National Park Service Ranger Chuck Arning for a presentation on the Blackstone River valley National Heritage Corridor. Call (401) 725-2847, or email bvhs58@gmail.com, or visit the Blackstone Valley Historical Society <bvhsri.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "uah" in "Chihuahua."
UID:85
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 15:39:14
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100517
DTEND:20100518
SUMMARY:Cornerstone Auction Gallery Monthly Antiques Auction
LOCATION:West Warwick
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 3:00pm. The Ivy Garden, 272 Cowesett Avenue. Cornerstone Auction Gallery is the longest continuously run auction company in Rhode Island, with over fifty years experience. Preview at 3pm; box lots at 5pm; main auction at 6pm. Call (401) 439-0294, email cornerstoneauctiongallery@gmail.com, or visit the Cornerstone Auction Gallery <www.cornerstoneauctiongallery.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Arrogant beyond belief.
UID:86
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:27:51
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100518
DTEND:20100519
SUMMARY:Cranston Historical Society General Meeting
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:30pm. Sprague Mansion, 1351 Cranston Street. Larry McDonald of the Varnum Continentals and Le Regiment Bourbonnais will discuss the Battle of Rhode Island. Call (401) 922-9226, or visit the Cranston Historical Society <www.cranstonhistoricalsociety.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "inadequate."
UID:87
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 15:57:14
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100522T100001
DTEND:20100522T160001
SUMMARY:Fort Adams Opening Day
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-4:00pm. Fort Adams State Park. Guided tours depart from the gift shop, weather permitting, every hour on the hour. View the officers' quarters, explore the underground listening tunnels, and climb the rampart walls for breathtaking views of Newport Harbor. Tours run through Columbus Day. Call (401) 841-0707, or visit the Fort Adams <www.fortadams.org> website for more information\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "og" in "Coggeshall Point, Portsmouth."
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T05 10:50:06
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100522T100001
DTEND:20100523T170001
SUMMARY:Spring Festival at Kenyon's Grist Mill
LOCATION:Usquepaug, Richmond
DESCRIPTION:10:00am-5:00pm. Kenyon's Grist Mill, 21 Glen Rock Road. Take a free tour of the mill, sample Johnny Cakes and locally roasted coffee, watch the grinding, learn our history, visit with local artisans and farmers, and enjoy clam cakes and chowder. Free Admission, food donation to Rhode Island Food Bank or clothing for the Johnny Cake Center is encouraged. Parking at Washington County Fairgrounds with shuttle bus. Call (800) 753-6966, or visit the Kenyon's Grist Mill <www.kenyonsgristmill.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "rigor mortis."
UID:89
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:03:54
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100526
DTEND:20100527
SUMMARY:Johnston Historical Society General Meeting
LOCATION:Johnston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:00pm. Elijah Angell House, 101 Putnam Pike. Our speaker will be George Sutcliffe, a decorated World War II pilot and longtime Graniteville resident who appeared in the History Channel show "Dogfights." He'll tell us a little bit about his experiences flying a P-47 Thunderbolt. Free and open to the public. Call (401) 231-3380, email info@johnstonhistorical.org, or visit the Johnston Historical Society <www.johnstonhistorical.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because you're worth it.
UID:90
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:07:45
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100529T140001
DTEND:20100529T170001
SUMMARY:Babcock-Smith House Museum Open House
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:2:00pm-5:00pm. Babcock-Smith House Museum, 124 Granite Street. Join the Babcock-Smith House for the reading of Rhode Island's Renunciation Act, refreshments and tours of the 1734 home. Call (401) 596-5704, or visit the Babcock-Smith House <www.babcock-smithhouse.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "hog" in "Groundhog Day."
UID:91
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:10:35
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100531
DTEND:20100601
SUMMARY:Memorial Day Parade
LOCATION:Wakefield, South Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 10:00am. Parade begins at Holly Street, goes down Main Street, and ends at High Street in Saugatucket Park for ceremony. Call (401) 789-9301, or visit the Town of South Kingstown <www.southkingstownri.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because phlegm.org would be gross.
UID:92
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:15:54
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100531
DTEND:20100601
SUMMARY:Memorial Day Parade
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:Downtown Pawcatuck/Westerly. Annual parade and ceremony following at Wilcox park. Free. Call (401) 596-0837 for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "hog" in "Groundhog Day."
UID:93
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:18:58
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100602T170001
DTEND:20100602T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Pronouncing "draw" and "drawer" the same way since time immemorial.
UID:94
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:21:01
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100605T110001
DTEND:20100605T180001
SUMMARY:29th Annual Schweppes Great Chowder Cook-Off
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-6:00pm. Newport Yachting Center, 4 Commercial Wharf. The world's original and longest running chowder competition determines bragging rights to the world's "chowda" champion title among dozens of restaurants, divided into Clam, Seafood, and Creative chowder categories. Call (401) 846-1600, or visit the Newport Waterfront Festivals <www.newportfestivals.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "Gorgonzola."
UID:95
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:28:37
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100605T110001
DTEND:20100605T160001
SUMMARY:6th Annual Fort Adams Family Day
LOCATION:Newport
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Fort Adams State Park. A great day of fun-filled activities, live entertainment, games, food, various vendor booths, and a Touch-A-Truck event presented by the March of Dimes. Special guided tours of historic Fort Adams will also be offered. Call (401) 841-0707, or visit the Fort Adams <www.fortadams.org> website for more information\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: At the sign of the golden clam.
UID:96
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:31:47
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100605T110001
DTEND:20100605T160001
SUMMARY:Open House at Arnold House
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Eleazar Arnold House, 487 Great Road. Join a representative from Historic New England for a tour of this rarely-open seventeenth-century stone-ender. Free. Visit the Historic New England <www.historicnewengland.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "earthquake."
UID:97
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:32:39
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100606T140001
DTEND:20100606T160001
SUMMARY:Wedding Bells IV Preview
LOCATION:Narragansett
DESCRIPTION:2:00pm-4:00pm. South County Museum, Strathmore Street. From the South County Museum Collection--Wedding dresses and gowns from the first half of the twentieth century. Flower arranging presentation and light refreshments served. SCM members, $20; non-members, $25; reservations requested. Call (401) 783-5400, or visit the South County Museum <www.southcountymuseum.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Arrogant beyond belief.
UID:98
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:36:23
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100612T090001
DTEND:20100612T170001
SUMMARY:Rhode Island Scottish Highland Festival
LOCATION:Carolina, Richmond
DESCRIPTION:9:00am-5:00pm. Washington County Fairgrounds, 80 Richmond Townhouse Road. Authentic Scottish Fair with competitions for solo piping, bands, solo drummers, highland dance and heavy athletics; clan village, Scottish entertainers, food, animals and merchandise. Adults, $12; children ages 6-12, $5; under 6, free. Call (401) 596-5849, or visit the Rhode Island Scottish Highland Festival <www.riscot.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Because the voices in your head tell you to.
UID:99
SEQUENCE:2
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:41:58
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100613T130001
DTEND:20100613T160001
SUMMARY:Strawberry Thanksgiving
LOCATION:Exeter
DESCRIPTION:1:00pm-4:00pm. Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum, 390 Summit Road. The strawberry is known as the gift of friendship. Enjoy delicious foods highlighting the strawberry, participate in our thanksgiving ceremony, listen to storytellers, play traditional games, create a gift of friendship and do the Friendship Dance with all your friends. Visit the museum, gift shop, and Three Sisters' Garden. Adults, $4; children, $2. Call (401) 539-7213, email lorenspears@tomaquagmuseum.com, or visit the Tomaquag Museum <www.tomaquagmuseum.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: When your life depends on it.
UID:100
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 16:54:33
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100613T110001
DTEND:20100613T160001
SUMMARY:Rhode Island Kosher Chili Cook Off
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Jewish Community Center of Rhode Island, 401 Elmgrove Avenue. Teams compete for the bragging rights of making the best kosher chili. This community-wide event brings together the entire Rhode Island Jewish community, secular, religious, affiliated and non-affiliated. Proceeds benefit the Jewish Community Center of Rhode Island. Call (401) 726-3570, or visit the Rhode Island Kosher Chili Cook Off <www.rikosherchilicookoff.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "gorgeous."
UID:101
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:04:32
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100618T180001
DTEND:20100618T200001
SUMMARY:5th Annual Rochambeau Biscuit Day Tea
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:6:00pm-8:00pm. Joy Homestead, 156 Scituate Avenue. Celebrate the 1781 march of General Rochambeau through Rhode Island on his way to victory over the British at Yorktown with tea and homemade biscuits and strawberries at the Joy Homestead, located on the Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route. $5 donation. Call (401) 944-9226, email joyhomesteader@verizon.net, or visit the Cranston Historical Society <www.cranstonhistoricalsociety.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quadrumanous."
UID:102
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2009-07-T23 13:10:25
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100619T110001
DTEND:20100619T160001
SUMMARY:Open House at Arnold House
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Eleazar Arnold House, 487 Great Road. Join a representative from Historic New England for a tour of this rarely-open seventeenth-century stone-ender. Admission $5. Visit the Historic New England <www.historicnewengland.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: When good clams go bad.
UID:103
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:06:37
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100619T120001
DTEND:20100619T160001
SUMMARY:Strawberry Festival
LOCATION:Wickford, North Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:12:00pm-4:00pm. Smith's Castle, 155 Richard Smith Drive (off Route 1). Savor Smith Castle's celebrated strawberry shortcake and pay homage to the humble wild strawberry--a favorite of the early colonists and the native Narragansett. Enjoy a day filled with family entertainment. Rain date: June 20. Call (401) 294-3521, or visit the Smith's Castle <www.smithscastle.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Crying out "Sakonnet" while making whoopee.
UID:104
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:09:13
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100621
DTEND:20100622
SUMMARY:Cornerstone Auction Gallery Monthly Antiques Auction
LOCATION:West Warwick
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 2:00pm. The Ivy Garden, 272 Cowesett Avenue. Cornerstone Auction Gallery is the longest continuously run auction company in Rhode Island, with over fifty years experience. Preview at 3pm; box lots at 5pm; main auction at 6pm. Call (401) 439-0294, email cornerstoneauctiongallery@gmail.com, or visit the Cornerstone Auction Gallery <www.cornerstoneauctiongallery.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quatrefoil."
UID:105
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-03-T09 19:28:39
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100624T200001
DTEND:20100624T210001
SUMMARY:Thawn Harris--Narragansett Tribal Nation Storyteller
LOCATION:Jamestown
DESCRIPTION:8:00pm-9:00pm. Jamestown Philomenian Library, 26 North Road. Part of the summer reading program, this program is for older children, ages 10 and up. Thawn Harris is a former World Championship Eastern War Dancer and combines traditional dance, song and flute playing in his presentation. Call 401) 423-7280, email library@jamestownri.com, or visit the Jamestown Philomenian Library <www.jamestownri.com/library> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "org" in "Georgiaville, Smithfield."
UID:106
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:16:01
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100626T190001
DTEND:20100626T230001
SUMMARY:Zoobilee: Feast with the Beasts
LOCATION:Providence
DESCRIPTION:7:00pm-11:00pm. Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood Avenue. Come enjoy an adults-only evening and have a wild time while supporting the Zoo! Our largest annual fundraising bash offers partygoers the chance to roam the Zoo and sample specialties from dozens of the area's best restaurants, caterers, and bars while enjoying musical entertainment, dancing, a "wildly" unique raffle and silent auction and more. Call (401)941-3910, or visit the Roger Williams Park Zoo <www.rogerwilliamsparkzoo.org/zoobilee/zble_08.cfm> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: And don't you forget it!
UID:107
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:20:54
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100630
DTEND:20100701
SUMMARY:Johnston Historical Society General Meeting
LOCATION:Johnston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:00pm. Elijah Angell House, 101 Putnam Pike. For our presentation this evening, the multitalented Fred Mikkelsen will give a blacksmithing exhibition. Free and open to the public. Call (401) 231-3380, email info@johnstonhistorical.org, or visit the Johnston Historical Society <www.johnstonhistorical.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gorg" in "gorgonize."
UID:108
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:26:09
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100707T170001
DTEND:20100707T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "uah" in "Chihuahua."
UID:109
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:27:14
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100717T110001
DTEND:20100717T160001
SUMMARY:Open House at Arnold House
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Eleazar Arnold House, 487 Great Road. Join a representative from Historic New England for a tour of this rarely-open seventeenth-century stone-ender. Admission $5. Visit the Historic New England <www.historicnewengland.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: The silence of the clams.
UID:110
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:32:28
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100720
DTEND:20100721
SUMMARY:Cranston Historical Society General Meeting
LOCATION:Cranston
DESCRIPTION:Starts at 7:30pm. Sprague Mansion, 1351 Cranston Street. John Roy Jr. presents A Field Guide to Southern New England Railroad Depots and Freight Houses. Call (401) 922-9226, or visit the Cranston Historical Society <www.cranstonhistoricalsociety.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: It's not just for breakfast anymore.
UID:111
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:36:21
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100804T170001
DTEND:20100804T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "gor" in "gore."
UID:112
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T07 17:54:02
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100821T110001
DTEND:20100821T160001
SUMMARY:Open House at Arnold House
LOCATION:Lincoln
DESCRIPTION:11:00am-4:00pm. Eleazar Arnold House, 487 Great Road. Join a representative from Historic New England for a tour of this rarely-open seventeenth-century stone-ender. Admission $5. Visit the Historic New England <www.historicnewengland.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "unqualified."
UID:113
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T09 19:59:59
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100827
DTEND:20100913
SUMMARY:12th Annual Pawtucket Arts Festival
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:Citywide. Enjoy one of Southern New England's premiere arts and entertainment extravaganzas! Features cultural performances, live concerts, stage shows and more. Call (401) 724-5200, email diane@pawtucketartsfestival.org, or visit the Pawtucket Arts Festival <www.pawtucketartsfestival.org> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Fear the clam.
UID:114
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T09 20:08:20
END:VEVENT

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20100828T080001
DTEND:20100828T170001
SUMMARY:11th Annual Chinese Dragon Boat Races and Taiwan Day Festival
LOCATION:Pawtucket
DESCRIPTION:8:00am-5:00pm. School Street Pier, off Route 114. Celebrate Asian heritage and culture with this annual event featuring unique and colorful Chinese Dragon Boats in a day long rowing competition on the Pawtucket River. Plus Asian arts, music, dance, crafts, and kite flying on the pier. Call (401) 724-2200, email info@tourblackstone.com, or visit the Chinese Dragon Boat Races <www.dragonboatri.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Like the smell of old hot-weiner wrappers.
UID:115
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T09 20:17:05
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20110105T170001
DTEND:20110105T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: Enhancing serendipity.
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SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T06 21:58:59
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20110202T170001
DTEND:20110202T200001
SUMMARY:Westerly Arts Stroll
LOCATION:Westerly
DESCRIPTION:5:00pm-8:00pm. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 7 Canal Street. Downtown galleries and studios open in unison to exhibit new works. Call (401) 596-2221, or visit the Artists Cooperative Gallery <www.westerlyarts.com> website for more information.\r\n--\nwww.quahog.org: We put the "qua" in "quandong."
UID:117
SEQUENCE:1
DTSTAMP:2010-02-T06 22:00:21
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