LAW AND ORDER PARTY HOLIDAY GUIDE 2016 HOW THIS GUIDE WORKS

Here are 96 things to do between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, give or take. There’s a little bit of everything, including events that are tangential to the regular Law And Order Party newsletters, like craft fairs and sporting events.

WHAT’S GOING ON WITH THE TICKET PRICING? All prices listed are for adults on the day of the event unless otherwise noted. If there’s no price listed then it’s free, just LAW AND ORDER PARTY like with the weekly Law And Order Party newsletters. For spatial reasons, and to minimize any chance of error, discounted ticket prices weren’t included. Sometimes tickets are cheaper if you get them ahead of time, or if you’re a child, or if you’re a HOLIDAY GUIDE member of whatever organization is throwing the event. It can’t hurt to ask. 2016 HOW DID YOU PICK THESE EVENTS? Lots of research and also recommendations from Law And Order Matthew Lawrence Party subscribers. Send any feedback and/or ideas for future www.lawandorder.party events to [email protected]. Instagram: @lawandorderparty Twitter: @lawandorderRI THIS IS FAR TOO MANY EVENTS. I know. If you’re really bothered, skip to the end for an easily digestible cheat sheet with one thing per day, in the regular Law And Order Party style.

Cover Photo via The British Library, from ‘Funny Books for Boys and Girls. Struwelpeter. Good- for-nothing Boys and Girls. Troublesome Children. King and Poor Reinhold’ (1856) CALENDAR HOLIDAY PARTIES December 3 - Krampusnacht There’s an abundance of parties happening pretty much every single day in December, but here are some that might warrant December 7 - Pearl Harbor Day your attention. The Dorrance turns five! The Germans are celebrating the anthropomorphic demon, December 8 - Immaculate Conception and some enthusiastic folks who probably aren’t German are also celebrating Krampus! Headmaster and Recycle-A-Bike are December 12 - Eid Milad ul-Nabi throwing (separate) parties! Finally, a toy drive to benefit children impacted by HIV: you don’t have to be a hairy gay December 21 - Winter Solstice man to attend the Teddy Bear Ball at the Providence Eagle, but you should expect to see a lot of hairy gay men while December 23 - Festivus you’re there.

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December 24 - Hanukkah Begins 11/26: The Dorrance Five Year Anniversary Party (9pm-1am) The Dorrance – 60 Dorrance Street, Providence December 25 - Christmas 12/3: Krampus Walk (7pm) Prospect Park – 60 Congdon Street, Providence December 26 - Kwanzaa Begins 12/3: Krampusnacht! (8:30pm-12:30am) German American Cultural Center Ratskeller December 29 - New Moon 78 Carter Avenue, Pawtucket 12/6: Recycle A Bike Holiday Party (7-10pm) December 31 - New Year’s Eve Easy Entertaining 166 Valley Street, Bldg. 10, Providence January 1 - New Year’s Day 12/9: Stephen Hogan’s Teddy Bear Ball and Toy Drive The Providence Eagle – 124 Snow Street, Providence $5 or free with an unwrapped toy 12/14: Headmaster Holiday Bowl (8-11pm) BreakTime Bowl & Bar – 999 Main Street, Pawtucket SHOPPING Avoiding dumb chain stores has never been easier, with pop- 11/26: Shop Small at Suite Tart up holiday markets happening just about every weekend. You Suite Tart – 150 Broadway, Providence can buy music – physical, recorded music! – at one of the 11/27: Chez Pascal Holiday Craft Show (11am-3pm) dozen local shops celebrating Record Store Day, or you Chez Pascal – 960 Hope Street, Providence can buy from local artists at events like New Urban Arts’ 12/1: World AIDS Day Bookfair and Day of Remembrance (9am-9pm) Cardboard Pancakes Holiday Art Sale and Don’t Panic!, Barnes & Noble – 1350 Bald Hill Road, Warwick smartly priced items for the last-minute shopper at Yellow 12/3: Cardboard Pancakes Holiday Art Sale (10am-5pm) Peril Gallery. Of special note is the Full Moon Market New Urban Arts – 705 Westminster Street, Providence organized by folks from the AS220 Printshop – that sale 12/3: Marché de Noel (10am-2pm) features work by “young and emerging queer, POC, women, French-American School – 75 John Street, Providence and femme-identified artists, makers, business owners and 12/3: Rhode Island Author Expo (11am-5pm) witches.” If you do end up on Bald Hill Road, December 1 is Rhodes on the Pawtuxet – 60 Rhodes Place, Cranston World AIDS Day and Barnes & Noble is holding a book fair to 12/3-12/4: Open Studios (11am-5pm) benefit AIDS Care Ocean State. If you prefer local authors, The Mill at Shady Lea – 215 Shady Lea Road, North Kingstown 125 of them will appear at this year’s Rhode Island Author 12/4, 12/11, 12/18: Providence Flea Holiday Markets (10am-4pm) Expo in Pawtuxet. Hope High School – 324 Hope Street, Providence 12/9: Peace Club (7pm) The Wurks – 45 Acorn Street, Providence 11/25: Record Store Day (national) 12/14: Full Moon Market (6-9pm) Armageddon Shop, Providence Sutton Street, Providence Kangaroo CD’s & Tapes, North Providence 12/16-12/18: Thirsty Mill Craft Holiday Sale Looney Tunes, Wakefield (Fri 6-10, Sat/Sun 12-5) In Your Ear, Warren 532 Kinsley Ave (Units 101 & 104), Providence Music Box, Newport 12/22: Don’t Panic! Newbury Comics, Providence/Warwick/North Attleborough Yellow Peril Gallery – 60 Valley Street, Providence Olympic Records, Providence Sunset Records, Somerset Vinyl Guru, Newport What Cheer? Records & Vintage, Providence CHRISTMAS If David Letterman’s cancellation left you worried that now-1/1: La Salette Shrine Christmas Festival of Lights you’d never again hear Darlene Love singing “Christmas (Baby 947 Park Street, Attleboro Please Come Home)”, fret not! She’ll be at the Park Theatre 11/25: Newport Boat Parade (6pm) on December 9th. That’s just one of the many Christmas Newport Harbor events happening this month, from a big screen showing 12/9: Darlene Love (7:30pm) of to the Rhode Island Philharmonic’s Park Theatre – 848 Park Avenue, Cranston performance of Handel’s Messiah. If are $35-$55 your thing, check out La Salette Shrine’s surreal display, 12/10: Handel’s Messiah (7pm) which features over 100 nativity scenes from around the The Vets – 1 Avenue of the Arts, Providence world as well as 300,000 lights. $32-$100 12/15-12/18: at Purple Cat Winery Purple Cat Winery – 11 Money Hill Road, Chepachet 12/16, 12/18: A Child’s Christmas In Wales A Christmas Story First Unitarian Church (12/16) Living Literature is offering a two-person, 40 minute 1 Benevolent Street, Providence (8pm) rendition of ’s Duel in the snow, or Red Slater Mill (12/18) Ryder Nails the Street Kid, the book on which A 67 Roosevelt Avenue, Pawtucket (3pm) Christmas Story is based. It’s playing at four libraries in $30 December: 12/17: Fiestas Navideñas Southside Cultural Center –393 Broad Street, Providence 12/8, 12/15: Westerly Public Library (7pm) Free 440 Broad Street, Westerly 12/22: A Christmas Story (7pm) advance registration required Stadium Theatre – 28 Monument Square, Woonsocket 12/10: Rochambeau Library (2pm) Free 708 Hope Street, Providence 12/23: Judy Collins: The Holidays and Hits Show (8pm) 12/12: Rogers Free Library (7:30pm) Park Theatre – 848 Park Avenue, Cranston 525 Hope Street, Bristol $35-$45 12/17: Woonsocket Public Library (2pm) 12/23: Christmas In Song (5pm) 303 Clinton Street, Woonsocket Ocean House – 1 Bluff Avenue, Westerly Free CHORAL Christmas offers a chance for choirs to shine (and pack seats). Newport’s Swanhurst Chorus is doing a traditional sing of Handel’s Messiah, while RPM Voices of Rhode Island is planning a more contemporary performance called Messiah Got Soul. The Rhode Island Civic Chorale is doing an English translation of Bach’s Christmas Oratorio in both Providence and Newport. The Chorus of Westerly has their annual Christmas Pops performance, while the Providence Gay Men’s Chorus is doing their annual Naughty or Nice holiday show – proceeds from Friday’s performance will be donated to the Providence Animal Rescue League.

12/3: Messiah Got Soul (7pm) Beneficent Congregational Church 300 Weybosset Street, Providence $20 12/3-12/4: Jubilant Bach Christmas The Cathedral of Saints Peter & Paul – 30 Fenner Street, Providence (7:30pm Saturday) St. Joseph’s Church – 5 Mann Avenue, Newport (3pm Sunday) $30 12/8-12/11: Providence Gay Men’s Chorus Naughty or Nice Holiday Show (7pm Thurs-Sat, 4pm Sun) Beneficent Congregational Church 300 Weybosset Street, Providence $25 12/17: Swanhurst Chorus Messiah Sing (7pm) Emmanuel Church – 40 Dearborn Street, Newport $10 12/19: Chorus of Westerly Christmas Pops (4pm/6pm) George Kent Performance Hall – 119 High Street, Westerly $25-$70 THEATRE now-12/31: A Trinity Rep – 201 Washington Street, Providence $25-$100 11/25-12/23: : The Musical Granite Theatre – 1 Granite Street, Westerly $25 11/26-12/10: Carol’s Christmas Arctic Playhouse – 117 Washington Street, West Warwick $10 11/30-12/24: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas Ocean State Theatre – 1245 Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick $39-$59 12/2-12/11: Christmas Spirit Barker Playhouse – 400 Benefit Street, Providence $25 guest tickets 12/2-12/24: An Evening With Donner and Blitzen Contemporary Theatre Company – 327 Main Street, Wakefield A Christmas Carol is kind of the default festive thing to do $25 in town, theatre-wise, but there are plenty of other options 12/5-12/6, 12/11-12/12: The Edwards Twins (6pm) if you’re looking for something different and/or cheaper. Newport Playhouse – 102 Connell Highway, Newport West Warwick’s Daydream Theatre Company is doing something $49.95 called Carol’s Christmas, while Westerly’s Granite Theatre 12/6-12/11: The Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder is doing A Christmas Carol: The Musical. For shows that Providence Performing Arts Center don’t have the words Christmas or Carol in the title, you 220 Weybosset Street, Providence can see The Edwards Twins doing their celebrity impersonator $36-$83 routine all over the place, from Bella’s of Burrillville 12/8: Sweet Little Holiday Show (8:00pm) to White’s of Westport. (They’re also doing four shows at Aurora – 276 Westminster Street, Providence the Newport Playhouse.) Meanwhile in Woonsocket, area drag $7 legend Sabrina Blaze is Ringin’ In The New Year a little 12/14: Ringin’ In The New Year With Sabrina Blaze (7:30pm) early with a mid-December show at the Stadium Theater. Stadium Theater – 28 Monument Square, Woonsocket $21 DANCE It’s Christmas, which means that dance aficionados can see The Nutcracker, The Nutcracker, or The Nutcracker. The RI State Ballet is offering some counterprogramming with Twas The Night Before Christmas, while youth dance company Jump! is doing its annual production of Scenes From The Polar Express. For something different, see Coppelia at the Park Theatre.

11/29-12/1: The Newport Nutcracker Rosecliff – 548 Bellevue Avenue, Newport $99 12/2-12/3: Coppelia (check times) Park Theatre – 848 Park Avenue, Cranston $25 12/5-12/6: Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker (7pm) Park Theatre – 848 Park Avenue, Cranston $28-$68 12/16, 12/18: Twas The Night Before Christmas Bishop McVinney Auditorium (12/16) 43 Dave Gavitt Way, Providence (7pm) The Prout School (12/18) 4640 Tower Hill Road, Wakefield (4pm) $30 12/16-12/18: Festival Ballet’s The Nutcracker (times vary) Providence Performing Arts Center 220 Weybosset Street, Providence $23-$85 12/17-12/18: Scenes from The Polar Express (times vary) Nathan Bishop Middle School 101 Sessions Street, Providence $10 MOVIES TO SEE BEFORE THE YEAR IS OVER 1. The Handmaiden (through 11/27) Erotic thriller from Korea based on Sarah Waters’ Fingersmith 2. Moonlight (out now) Universally acclaimed drama about growing up in 1980s Miami

3. Arrival (out now) The aliens have landed, but what do they want?

4. Edge of Seventeen (out now) Hailee Steinfeld is just like a white-winged dove

5. Nocturnal Animals (December 9) Jake Gyllenhaal and Amy Adams star in Tom Ford’s thriller

6. (December 16) An Old-timey musical starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone

7. Passengers (December 23) Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, together at last, in space

8. Fences (December 25) August Wilson’s Pulitzer winner stars Viola Davis and Denzel 9. Jackie (December) Natalie Portman as Mrs. Bouvier Kennedy Onassis

10. Manchester by the Sea (Who can say?) Third feature in sixteen years by reclusive Kenneth Lonerga 11/26: PC Men’s Hockey v. Colgate (7:05pm) SPORTS Schneider Arena – 549 River Avenue, Providence $20 11/26: WWE Live Holiday Tour (7:30pm) Dunkin Donuts Center – 1 LaSalle Square, Providence $15 - $105 11/27: Wrestlution (5pm) XWA Event Center – 3 Bridal Avenue, West Warwick $25 11/29: Brown Women’s Hockey v. Merrimack (7pm) Meehan Auditorium – 225 Hope Street, Providence 11/30: PC Men’s Basketball v. University of New Hampshire (6pm) Dunkin Donuts Center – 1 LaSalle Square, Providence $12-$85 12/2: CES Boxing (7pm) Twin River Casino – 100 Twin River Road, Lincoln $46-$151 12/7: Owl Prowl (6:30-8pm) Nothing says festive like professional wrestling, apparently, Norman Bird Sanctuary – 583 Third Beach Road, Middletown so Thanksgiving weekend you can see the WWE Live Holiday $12 (reservations required) Tour, featuring the most entertaining pro wrestlers of all, 12/8: URI Women’s Basketball v. Michigan State (7pm) trombone-wielding unicorns The New Day. The following day, Ryan Center – 1 Lincoln Almond Plaza, Kingston local wrestlers go at it in West Warwick. If wrestling’s not $10 your thing, the month’s full of men’s and women’s college 12/11: Hike Historic Hunts Mills and Ten Mile River (1:30pm) basketball and hockey. John Hunt House – Hunts Mills Road, East Providence 12/11: Providence Bruins Toy Drive v. Hartford Wolf Pack (3:05pm) If you’re more of a doer than a viewer, there are easy, Dunkin Donuts Center – 1 LaSalle Square, Providence family-friendly hikes through East Providence and the Norman $15-$35 Bird Sanctuary, or if you’re really ambitious you can start 1/1: Block Island Polar Plunge (12pm) 2017 by sailing away on the Block Island Ferry and then Fred Benson Town Beach plunging into the sea, or else running a half marathon 1/1: Chilly Willy 5K / Half Marathon (10am) through Seekonk. Seekonk YMCA – 472 Taunton Avenue, Seekonk $20-$35 FOOD Borealis Coffee Roasters is located in Riverside right by Crescent Park, and they’re celebrating their newly opened space with an all-day Black Coffee Friday party. On Saturday, noted chef Dorie Greenspan heads to both Barrington Books locations to promote her new cookie cookbook. In December, you can visit the RI Community Food Bank for an open house/food drive – don’t forget to bring your non-perishable food items – while the following weekend you can celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Pawtucket Wintertime Farmers Market. On the 18th you can meet pretty much every local food artisan in the state (and stock up on last minute presents) at Hope & Main’s Meet Your Maker open house.

11/25: Black Coffee Friday (6am-7pm) Borealis Coffee Roasters 250 Bullocks Point Ave, Riverside 11/26: Dorie’s Cookies With Dorie Greenspan (3-5pm) Barrington Books Retold – Garden City Center, Cranston 12/3: Holiday Food Drive and Open House (9am-noon) RI Community Food Bank - 200 Niantic Avenue, Providence Free (but bring non-perishable food items) 12/10: 10th Anniversary Day (9am-1pm) Pawtucket Wintertime Farmers Market 1005 Main Street, Pawtucket 12/18: Meet Your Maker (10am-2pm) Hope & Main – 691 Main Street, Warren RESTAURANTS Gift certificates are a perfect way to get presents for RESTAURANT MADNESS RESULTS challenging people – we have more restaurants per capita than anywhere else in the country, so there’s something for WINNER: every taste and price point. Oberlin (186 Union Street, Providence) $$$ Here are the top 16 restaurants from the March Madness RUNNER UP: tournament that we threw last spring, as well as 8 others north (3 Luongo Square, Providence) $$ that have established themselves in the meantime. ROUND OF 4: Dollar signs taken from the internet: Chilangos (447 Manton Avenue, Providence) $$ $:entrees under $10 $$:entrees $11-$30 $$$:entrees $30+ Noodle Revolution (87 Oak Street, Westerly) $$ NEW-ISH (OR RELOCATED) PLACES ROUND OF 8: El Rancho Grande (311 Plainfield Street, Providence) $ Avvio (90 Hillside Road, Cranston) $$ Enoteca Umberto (256 Atwells Avenue, Providence) $$ * More Italian in the old Papa Razzi nicks on broadway (500 Broadway, Providence) $$-$$$ Machupicchu II (1366 Chalkstone Avenue, Providence) $$ Thai Star (1088 Chalkstone Avenue, Providence) $$ * Peruvian take-out place grows into sitdown location Massimo (134 Atwells Avenue, Providence) $$ ROUND OF 16: * Seasonal Italian in the old Mediterraneo Al Forno (577 South Water Street, Providence) $$$ Persimmon (99 Hope Street, Providence) $$$ birch (200 Washington Street, Providence) $$$ * Award winner now located in the old Rue de L’Espoir Broadway Bistro (205 Broadway, Providence) $$ The Slow Rhode (425 West Fountain Street, Providence) $$ Ebisu (38 Pontiac Avenue, Providence) $$ * small plates, very homey El Paisa (598 Dexter Street, Central Falls) $$ Statesman Tavern (31 State Street, Bristol) $$ Gracie’s (194 Washington Street, Providence) $$$ * from the owners of Chomp in Warren Julianna’s (553 Hartford Avenue, Providence) $$ The Sumner Co. (76 1/2 Oak Street, Westerly) $ Perro Salado (19 Charles Street, Newport) $$ * casual seafood place run by actual fishermen Winner Winner (677 Thames Street, Newport) $ * BYOB sandwiches and comfort food FUNDRAISERS 11/26: 22nd Annual Country Dance Benefit The Tomorrow Fund / Children’s Wish Group of RI Mishnock Barn – 200 Mishnock Road, West Greenwich $15 11/30: Culinary Challenge (5:30-9pm) Alzheimer’s Association of Rhode Island Rhodes on the Pawtuxet – 60 Rhodes Place, Cranston $35 12/1: Artists for the Bay (6-8:30pm) Save The Bay Save The Bay Center – 100 Save The Bay Drive, Providence $35 12/3: Delicious December Champagne Brunch We R Group Hug Shriner’s Imperial Room – 1 Rhodes Place, Cranston $40 12/4: ecoRI Regift Sale and Fundraiser (2-5pm) ecoRI news Wild Colonial Tavern – 250 South Water Street, Providence 12/9: COAAST Anniversary Gala Charitable events happen all year long, but year-end fundraisers COAAST (Creating Outreach About Addiction Support Together) tend to work well because a) people are in more of a giving The Towers – 35 Ocean Road, Narragansett spirit than usual, and b) people can write off their charitable $62.50-$75 donations. Depending on your own personal causes (and budgets), 12/10: SantaCon Newport (12pm-???) you can square dance to benefit the Tomorrow Fund, jump in the Toys For Tots ocean to benefit Westerly’s W.A.R.M. Shelter, or buy art to benefit starts at Washington Park – Thames Street and Broadway, Save The Bay. There’s plenty of eating and drinking options, too, Newport as well as ecoRI’s Regift Sale. The environmental news site wants 1/1: Freezin’ For A Reason Polar Plunge (12pm) you to show up with items you don’t want anymore, then pay what W.A.R.M Shelter you can to take other people’s junk away. The Andrea Hotel – 89 Misquamicut Beach $25 HISTORY Rhode Island is full of historical properties and most of them deck their halls for Christmas, though for the most part their original occupants stayed far, far away from frosty Rhode Island in the winter. The Newport mansions have dozens of trimmed trees between them, while Doris Duke’s mansion Rough Point is “UnDecked” as a nod to the fact that the heiress spent all her winters in Hawaii. Weekend afternoons at Blithewold come with seasonally appropriate chamber music, while the Lippitt House Museum has afternoon teas each Sunday.

now-1/2: Christmas at the Newport Mansions (check newportmansions.org for times) The Breakers, The Elms, Marble House (11/19-1/2) Rosecliff (12/4-1/2) $15.99-$20.99 each 11/26-1/1: Music In The Living Room (Saturdays & Sundays 3-4pm) Blithewold – 101 Ferry Road, Bristol $12 11/27-12/18: Holiday Afternoon Tea (1pm/4pm) Lippitt House Museum – 199 Hope Street, Providence $45-$65 12/3, 12/10, 12/17, 12/27: UnDecked Halls (10am-3pm) Rough Point – 680 Bellevue Avenue, Newport $10 12/10: Christmas With The Whitehornes (10am-2pm) Samuel Whitehorne Museum 416 Thames Street, Newport $8 A CHEAT SHEET FOR WHAT TO DO A CHEAT SHEET FOR WHAT TO DO

11/25: Black Coffee Friday 12/5: Moscow Ballet Nutcracker Borealis Coffee Roasters, East Providence Park Theatre, Cranston 11/26: PC Men’s Hockey 12/6: Recycle-A-Bike Holiday Party Schneider Auditorium, Providence Easy Entertaining, Providence 11/27: Wrestlution 12/7: Owl Prowl XMA Event Center, West Warwick Norman Bird Sanctuary, Middletown 12/8: Sweet Little Holiday Show 11/28: Christmas at the Newport Mansions Aurora, Providence The Breakers, The Elms, Marble House, Newport 12/9: Darlene Love 11/29: Brown Women’s Hockey Park Theatre, Cranston Meehan Auditorium, Providence 12/10: SantaCon Newport 11/30: Culinary Challenget 12/11: Hunts Mills Hike Rhodes on the Pawtuxet, Cranston Hunts Mills, East Providence 12/1: Artists For The Bay Save The Bay, Providence 12/12: 2016 Christmas Festival of Lights 12/2: Coppelia La Salette Shrine, Attleboro Park Theatre, Cranston 12/13: Collect Them All 12/3: Krampusnacht! Yellow Peril Gallery, Providence German American Cultural Center, Pawtucket 12/14: Headmaster Holiday Party 12/4: Jubilant Bach BreakTime Bowl & Bar, Pawtucket St. Joseph’s Church, Newport 12/15: Purple Cat Christmas Village Purple Cat Vineyard, Chepachet 12/16: A Child’s Christmas In Wales First Unitarian Church, Providence 12/17: Fiestas Navideñas Southside Cultural Center, Providence 12/18: Meet Your Maker Hope and Main, Warren A CHEAT SHEET FOR WHAT TO DO NON-HOLIDAY DANCE PARTIES

12/19: Chorus of Westerly Christmas Pops George Kent Performance Hall, Westerly 12/20: Irving Berlin’s White Christmas Ocean State Theatre, Warwick 12/21: An Evening With Donner and Blitzen Contemporary Theatre Company, Wakefield 12/22: A Christmas Story Stadium Theater, Woonsocket 12/23: A Christmas Carol: The Musical Granite Theatre, Westerly 12/24: A Christmas Carol Trinity Rep, Providence 12/25: Fences All the big movie theaters Because sometimes you need a break from the ... 12/26: Passengers All the big movie theaters 11/26: Reggae Revival (10pm-2am) 12/27: UnDecked Halls Aurora – 276 Wesminster Street, Providence Rough Point, Newport 11/27: Luv U Better R&B Brunch (1-4pm) 12/28: Mixed Bag with DJ Cookie Policy The Rosendale – 55 Union Street, Providence The Salon, Providence $20 (includes passed brunch) 12/29: Doctor Who Christmas Special 12/2: Runnin’ Thru The 401 (10pm-2am) Showcase Cinemas Providence Place/Warwick Aurora – 276 Westminster Street, Providence 12/30: The Purple Xperience Prince Tribute Free Stadium Theater, Woonsocket 12/4, 11, 18: Sazón Latino (9pm-1am) 12/31: New Year’s Party with CeCe Peniston Ego – 73 Richmond Street, Providence Skyline, Providence No cover before 11pm 1/1: Freezin’ For A Reason Polar Plunge 12/14, 28: Mixed Bag with DJ Cookie Policy (10pm-1am)

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