Good morning, Providence.

Police responded to a reported assault at Dunkin' on Broad Street Saturday afternoon when a patron suffered a head injury from hitting the ground—detectives are still investigating and no arrests have been made.

Providence police said Passion Lounge was closed for 72 hours after a shooting on May 17 sent a man to Rhode Island Hospital around 2 a.m., and the Board of Licenses ordered the closure for public safety while investigators probe the incident.

Rhode Island and Massachusetts political leaders reacted to former President Biden’s announcement of metastatic prostate cancer on Sunday.

Congressman Gabe Amo, Senator Ed Markey, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Governor Dan McKee expressed support and highlighted his long work on cancer research—emphasizing his experience with personal and national adversity.

On May 18, Rhode Island officials said they sent support and prayers after former President Biden's cancer diagnosis.

Gov. Dan McKee, Rep. Gabe Amo and Rep. Seth Magaziner expressed confidence in his strength — while keeping his family in their thoughts.

CODAC Behavioral Healthcare today opens a 21,000-square-foot community health center at 45 Royal Little Drive that offers primary care, addiction treatment, mental health services, a pharmacy, yoga classes, and a food pantry—helping residents get access to many needed services in one place. The center also partners with Neighborhood Health Plan, RIPTA, and federal agencies to remove barriers to care and support recovery.

At Slater Park on May 18, state boys tennis championships took place where Andrew Smith of La Salle won the singles title—Henry Birbiglia and Connor Meehan of Barrington won the doubles match.

Taunton—recognized as the best high school softball team in Rhode Island—defeated La Salle 7-4 when one powerful inning turned the game between the top teams from Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

On Sunday, Jonah Monnes pitched for South Kingstown as the Rebels beat the Sentinels 2-1 in a Division I baseball game—his strong showing this season has kept him at the top.

Leland Baker Quartet Performance

6-7:30 p.m. — Community Libraries of Providence: Mount Pleasant Library — RSVP required — Enjoy an evening of energetic jazz infused with the spirit of blues from the Leland Baker Quartet.

No Need to Read Book Club

2:30-3:30 p.m. — Wanskuck Library — Free entry — Engage in conversation and activities focused on empowerment with local author Kate Schapira.

Providence Light The Night Water Lantern Festival

6-10 p.m. — Lincoln Woods State Park — Tickets on sale now — Experience a magical evening of hope and dreams illuminated by floating lanterns.

Blooming Boots Painting Session

1-3:30 p.m. — Paint and Vino — Complimentary beverage included — Unleash your creativity during a delightful art session with friends.

Barry Manilow's Final Concert in Providence

7-8:30 p.m. — Amica Mutual Pavilion — Ticket prices vary — Catch the iconic Barry Manilow in what he claims is his last performance in Providence.

Storytime at Books On the Square

11 a.m. — Books On the Square — Free entry — Enjoy whimsical stories in a cozy bookstore atmosphere every Wednesday and Friday.

Mystery Clown Theater 3000 presents: The Princess Bride

7-11:30 p.m. — AS220's Empire Street Complex — Tickets available — Enjoy a playful twist on the classic film with an entertaining live performance.

Storytime Sessions

11 a.m. — Books On the Square — Free entry — Enjoy delightful stories and engage children's imaginations during twice-weekly storytime sessions.

Yo-Yo Ma Concert in Providence

5:00 – 6:30 PM — Veterans Memorial Auditorium (The VETS) — Ticket prices vary — Experience the artistry and energy of the renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma with conductor Robert Spano.

Microwave Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Strand Ballroom — Ticket prices vary — Experience the ethereal sounds and dynamic guitar work of Atlanta’s Microwave live in concert.