Good morning, Providence.

Thirteen former Journal photographers and artists will open their Post-Journalism exhibit at Ritual Spaces on Thursday, Feb.

5 (the free reception runs 5 to 9 p.m. and the show continues until Mar. 1).

Black History Month has begun, and the Providence Cultural Equity Initiative is sharing ten key facts about local African-American heritage, from Jamestown’s last known slave to landmark military and cultural contributions (including early Negro league stars).

A Rhode Island parent shows how a smile + invitation can help children with selective mutism feel welcome in the classroom.

Teachers are encouraged to pair students in group projects to build confidence and reduce loneliness.

Brown University researchers say parts of the tropics, like the Bogotá Basin, may warm faster than expected with rising CO2.

Analyzing lake sediments from central Colombia, they found Pliocene land temperatures were nearly twice that of tropical oceans & signal a future risk to more than 11 million locals.

Residents remain frustrated as snowbanks and icy sidewalks block roads more than a week after a heavy storm dumped over a foot of snow.

City officials said they prioritized plowing streets while property owners must clear sidewalks and face fines as melting snow may re-freeze tonight.

Angus Davis, a Rhode Island tech star known for successful startups, joined the War Department's Science, Technology, and Innovation Board as one of 18 members on Monday, Feb.

2 + he stays tied to the state despite his official Puerto Rico residency for tax reasons.

Former Mayor Joe Paolino said he and friends once examined several planes in Florida, one linked to Epstein — though needed repairs halted plans.

He added that he ultimately saved his money by choosing JetBlue instead.

Dave's Fresh Marketplace has launched a new recipe collection for football parties, including sliders, dips & pre-made apps available in-store today for fans who prefer easy, finger-friendly fare while watching the game.

The selection offers quick options for hosting a relaxed game day party.

Providence Journal Sports reporters Jacob Rousseau and Bill Koch are covering Super Bowl LX to bring local insight to the championship game.

Chatty Cats Gathering

4-5 p.m. — Wanskuck Library — Free entry — Engage with fellow cat enthusiasts through discussions, snacks, and creative activities.

Cider Vibes Presents: Debutants and The Whistles

8-11 p.m. — Fete Music Hall — Entry fee varies — Experience a night of bluegrass and cider-themed melodies from The Debutants and The Whistles.

Lunar Tide Art Session

7-9:30 p.m. — Paint and Vino — Complimentary beverage included — Unleash your creativity while enjoying a drink in a fun artistic atmosphere.

Aurora Sky Painting Session

7-9:30 p.m. — Paint and Vino — Complimentary beverage included — Unleash your creativity in a relaxing atmosphere with friends.

Technology Time at the Library

1-3 p.m. — Washington Park Library — Free entry — Offering free tech assistance in Spanish and English to empower the local Hispanic community.

After School Lego Activities

3-5 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Rochambeau Library — Free entry — Build and play with Legos in a welcoming environment for all ages.

Art Motivation Group

6:15-7:45 p.m. — Rochambeau Library — Registration required — Share your art, gain feedback, and find creative inspiration at this artist gathering.

DeRay Davis Comedy Show

Evening shows — Comedy Connection — Ticket prices vary — Experience the hilarious storytelling of Chicago's own DeRay Davis.

Simon and Garfunkel Through The Years

6:59-11 p.m. — Stadium Theatre — $31, $36, $41 — Experience an enchanting tribute to Simon & Garfunkel's timeless hits performed by Bookends accompanied by a live string quartet.

Convoluted Music Showcase

5:30-9:30 p.m. — Alchemy — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an eclectic mix of sounds featuring performances from Convoluted, Depopulatemontana, and others.