Good morning, Providence.

The Newport Art Museum is hosting the exhibit Howard Gardiner Cushing: Rediscoveries through Dec.

31. The show explores the artist’s work capturing Rhode Island light – featuring loans from New York museums and rare finds from private collections.

Brown’s summer Pre-College Programs now offer full scholarships to Providence Public School District students, letting them take courses in varied fields plus providing on-campus support.

This initiative creates new academic pathways and prepares students for college life.

Brown faculty led a two-week Summer@Brown course where high school students learned tissue engineering using 3D printing + lab techniques.

The program offered hands-on regenerative medicine experience at Brown’s campus while integrating entrepreneurial strategy for real-world health challenges.

Brown University biologist Tyler Kartzinel advised locals to check tree bark for spotted lanternfly egg masses and remove them with keys + credit cards to help slow the pest's spread, which threatens trees and plants in our community.

Technology Help at the Library

1-2 p.m. — Washington Park Library — Free entry — Get assistance with tech skills and job applications in a bilingual setting.

Open Studio Makerspace for Adults

6-7:30 p.m. — Knight Memorial Library — Free access — Explore creative projects with cutting machines, sewing tools, and more in a community makerspace.

Recycled Sewing Workshop

3-5 p.m. — Wanskuck Library — Free materials provided — Enjoy a hands-on sewing experience for all ages focused on recycling and creativity.

One Big Rodeo

3-9 p.m. — Mezzo Lounge — Free entry — Experience Southern hospitality and festival vibes with bull rides, games, and food trucks.

Fish Fun(d) Gala for Woonasquatucket River's 25th Anniversary

5-8 p.m. — Farm Fresh Rhode Island — $55+ — Celebrate with music, food, and a costume contest while supporting local river conservation.