Arts & Entertainment

Stage combat choreographer Michael Liebhauser turns childhood fascination into a professional art form, blending safety, storytelling, and swashbuckling action on stages across Rhode Island

News anchor Mario Hilario and radio executive Tony Mendez reflect on their groundbreaking induction into the Rhode Island Radio and Television Hall of Fame — and what it means for the Latino and Filipino communities and future broadcasters

Traci Picard, Historian and Providence Resident

‘It was really this place that made me this kind of artist’

From late-night meals to lively murals and unlikely friendships, Leo’s in Providence’s Jewelry District was more than a restaurant — it was a cultural crossroads. As Rhode Islanders mourn the loss of John Rector, the man behind the magic, former patrons reflect on the food, art, and community that made Leo’s a legend

At Holidaze Stained Glass, Karyn Szaro blends creativity, adventure, and connection—turning every class into a vibrant celebration of spirit and self-expression

The indefatigable animal advocate launches Season 4 of “Animal Talk” on Rhode Island PBS

In her work, Harada draws on her Japanese-American family’s incarceration story to explore the past — and spark conversations about fear, identity, and remembrance in today’s political climate

The newest installment of the hit reality franchise will spotlight longtime friendships, family ties, and high-stakes drama set against Rhode Island’s coastal charm — though it won’t qualify for state film tax credits