Roger Williams Park Zoo
Visit with the animals at Roger Williams Park Zoo, home to over 100 species of mammals, birds, reptiles and more! Exhibits include: Africa, North America, Tropical America, Australasia, Marco Polo Trail and Wetland Trail
Hours are 9 am - 4 pm daily with last admission at 3:30 pm
General admission is $12 for adults, $6 for children (ages 3-12), $8 for seniors (ages 62+), and children under 3 are free.

Roger Williams Park
Museum of Natural History and Planetarium
The Museum is open every day from 10 am - 5 pm. Last admission is at 4:30pm.
Museum admission is $2, children 2-7 years old is $1. The Museum does not accept credit/debit cards. Cash or check only.

Cormack Planetarium
Visit the Planetarium and take a journey into space through seven exciting exhibits. Discover the wonders of the solar system, take a field trip to the moon, and learn more about space collisions past, present and future.
Admission is $3, children 4-7 years old is $2  This includes entrance to the Museum and galleries. The planetarium is open to the public every weekend and during school vacation weeks.  

Carousel Village and Cafe
Carousel Village's main highlight is a beautiful Victorian Carousel. Other attractions include a bouncy tent, banana boat ride, Hasbro Boundless Playground, and more.
10am - 5pm daily. The Carousel Village operates on a token basis. Tokens may be purchased for $1 each.

WaterFire
A moving symbol of Providence's renaissance, WaterFire features one hundred sparkling bonfires that can be seen from the paths of Waterplace Park and arched bridges along the river. Enjoy dinner at a downtown restaurant and enjoy the music and entertainment of this annual event. Held on select weekends from June - October.

Newport
Just 30 minutes south of Providence, Newport is known as a New England summer resort and features shopping and dining in its waterfront downtown area.

Cliff Walk
This public walk runs 3.5 miles along the eastern shore of Newport, RI. Enjoy the natural splendor of the Newport shoreline and architectural beauty of the town's coastal homes and mansions.

Newport Mansions
Experience America's heritage at the Newport Mansions - The Breakers, Chateau-sur-Mer, The Elms, Marble House, Rosecliff, Kingscote, Isaac Bell House, Hunter House and Chepstow. The most famous mansion, The Breakers is the Vanderbilt's summer "cottage" featuring 70 rooms inspired by 16th century European palaces.
Some properties are open year-round while others are only open seasonally. Ticket packages available, prices vary.

The International Tennis Hall of Fame
The museum is the world's largest tennis museum and is dedicated to inspiring a new generation of tennis players and enthusiasts while honoring the tennis heros of the past. Every July, the Hall of Fame hosts the last remaining professional tennis events played on grass in North America.
The International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum welcomes visitors from 9:30 am- 5 pm daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Admission is $11 for adults, $9 for seniors, military or students with ID. Kids 16 & under are free.

Rhode Island Vineyards & Wine Tasting
Sakonnet Vineyards
Located in Little Compton, RI, Sakonnet Vineyards was founded in 1975 and over the years production has increased to over 30,000 cases annually.
Summer hours (Memorial Day - Columbus Day) are 10am - 6pm with tours at noon and 3pm. Winter hours (October 16 - January 1 and April 1 - Memorial Day) are 11am - 5pm with tours at noon and 3pm through Memorial Day.

Newport Vineyards
Since the first grapes were planted in 1977, Newport Vineyards has enjoyed great success producing white, red, reserve, blush, sparkling and dessert wines plus hard cider.
Store hours: open 7 days a week; Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm and Sunday noon - 5pm. Winery Tour Times: daily at 1pm and 3 pm

Pawtucket Red Sox
Play ball! The Pawtucket Red Sox or PawSox are the minor league baseball Triple-A affiliates of the Boston Red Sox and belong to the International League. Come enjoy a home game at McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
Ticket prices range from $11 for box seats (reserved green and red seats) to $7 for general admission and $5 for children 12 & under and senior citizens.

Battle Ship Cove
The world's largest naval ship museum is located just 20 minutes from Providence.
Battle Ship Cove is open 362 days a year closed only on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter.  Hours of operation currently are 9 am - 4:30 pm, hours are subject to change.
Admission for adults is $15, seniors and AAA $13, children ages 6-12 $9, children under 6 are free, active military with an ID $7, and military in uniform are free.

Gallery Night
Every third Thursday of the month from March - November
Twenty-one galleries, museums and historic sites open their doors for a fun-filled cultural night out in the capital city.