Start your tour of some of the area's attractions with a quick, 15-minute ride to The Kayak Centre in Wickford. When it comes to viewing Wickford Harbor, there's really only one way to do it. Head down to The Kayak Centre, located right in the heart of Wickford Village, to hop in a kayak or paddleboard and see Rhode Island's waterways in a whole new light. Rent a kayak or a stand-up paddleboard for two hours, four hours or even the entire day. Not ready to jump right into a kayak? The Kayak Centre frequently offers lessons. Additionally, The Kayak Centre offers tours of Wickford Harbor and …
Are you looking to experience some unique tastes beyond the typical burgers and fries, or that generic fast food? Hey, let’s be honest, editor to reader – It’s hot as heck out there, so who wants to cook in 90-degree weather? I never produce anything of quality when my kitchen environment matches the temperature of the oven. With that in mind, don’t be shy to test out some of the different food options available in Narragansett, and South County (or if you’re a stickler for formality, Washington County) as a whole. Here are just a few suggestions to get you going: Asian/Eastern Cuisine: New …
Most Naturally is located in the Pier Marketplace, just minutes from the Narragansett Town Beach, and it is full of great souvenirs and trinkets for out of towners and locals alike. Owner Tina Giammarco prides herself on selling only handmade organic products from local artists and craftsman, and fair trade items from countries around the world. A few of the most interesting items that Giammarco sells in her store are small purses made out of recycled candy wrappers, and bags and necklaces made out of recycled magazine pages. The store also has handmade jewelry, glass dishes and kitchenware…
Patch will help be your guide as you become a tourist in your town. Whether you're new to town or want to explore the city you've loved for years, we're here to show you what there is to see. Check back to Narragansett Patch daily to see what excursion is next. We will feature stories, photos and videos showing off the best of Narragansett. And you can tell us what you love about Narragansett, and we'll include it as part of our project.We hope this project encourages you to shop local, eat local and be local. Patch wants to show you how much your own town has to offer.And although …
Taking a little time to pamper yourself by caring for your body and mind can significantly improve your body image, increase your body awareness and raise your self-esteem. Finding a place that can deliver such fabulous services right here in town, at affordable prices, is even more fabulous! Faces by Gia, located at 1004 Boston Neck Road in the Bonnet Place Plaza, offers a variety of high-end spa treatments, including facials, full body waxing, massage therapy and a full-service hair salon in a comfortable, relaxed environment, where catering to each and every client is the most important …
An iconic piece of Narragansett real estate could soon be changing hands, despite the efforts of a local advocacy group. Hazard Castle, also known as Our Lady of Peace (or Our Lady If Peace thanks to a typo replicated by search engines), is currently under a sales agreement, according to an employee at Lila Delman Real Estate. The buyer has not been identified, and the employee said that the agreement has not yet been finalized. According to online town property records, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence owns Hazard Castle and the 38 acres surrounding it. The church purchased the …
Looking for ways to beat the heat this summer, and to keep those kids entertained? While the following suggestions should be obvious for any Narragansett resident, we realize some of you reading this are out-of-towners. Plus, in the haze of the summer, it's easy to forget options like: Narragansett Town Beach The beach is a perfect remedy for a hot, sunny and humid day. Don't forget to pack the sunscreen and the snacks. Bring the kids, bring the hubby or just go by yourself for a day of relaxing in the sun and playing in the waves at Narragansett Town Beach. With parking on-site, there is no…
In November 2010, Narragansett welcomed its newest eatery to town — the Boon Street Diner, located at 148 Boon St., next to Steve Babcock’s Karate and directly across the street from the popular Boon Street Playground. There’s something comforting, maybe even nostalgic, about visiting a local diner. Not only can you grab a great cup of coffee or dig into the fluffiest omelet you may have ever tasted, you can sneak into a little corner of the world that is welcoming and familiar — a temporary respite from life’s harried pace. Scott Babcock, a fisherman in Galilee for over 30 years, was ready…
