113 listings in and around Providence, RI, Wednesday, November 11 through Tuesday, November 17. Soonest: What Lurks Beneath: GHOST SHIP at Mystic Seaport Museum (Friday 6 p.m.); Millville’s Halloween Party at Millville Police Station (Saturday 2 p.m.); What Lurks Beneath: GHOST SHIP at Mystic Seaport Museum (Saturday 6 p.m.); What Lurks Beneath: GHOST SHIP at Mystic Seaport Museum (Sunday 6 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
A Veterans Day Parade at the War Memorial Building, 156 West Elm Street in Brockton, Massachusetts. The building is home to American Legion Post #35 and the city's Veterans' Services office.
A community meal from the Allston Brighton Health Collaborative celebrating fall and local food, with a focus on food access. Guests are encouraged to bring a nonperishable donation.
Cornerstone's Soupfest, with free admission: soup tasting from J. Rego's Gathering Place, Mitchell's Restaurant, Monet's Table and the Cornerstone Community Kitchen, plus a silent auction and teacup raffle.
Runs across the dates shown. New England's largest ski clearance sale, with pre-season deals from various mountains for upgrading winter gear. A beer garden, live music, and food trucks run alongside it, and admission is free.
The MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble's 19th Annual Herb Pomeroy Memorial Concert, Giant Steps in Jazz, with special guest trombonist Elliot Mason. $20; free for MIT community.
PVDLoopfest 2026 comes to the AS220 Black Box in Providence. AS220, a nonprofit community arts center founded in 1985 by Umberto Crenca, runs a main stage, a black box theater and dozens of artist studios downtown.
Hodie, a Christmas cantata by Ralph Vaughan Williams, is sung by the Chorus of Westerly to start the holiday season. The performance marks the chorus's seventh time performing this festive work.
A come-and-go open studio at Blackstone River Glass Center where visitors watch live glassblowing demos, make a hands-on project and tour the studio. Raffles and light refreshments are part of the visit, beside the river.
First annual book festival celebrating literacy, with writers and artists tied to Roslindale. Story time, a writing workshop, a panel and a conversation with authors fill the day.