We went for the 250th university of the redaction, the event was free and open for 4 hours. The…read moremuseum was small but very informational. The displays prompted deep thinking about our past, both good and bad. The staff were dressed in period clothing and everyone there was friendly. The museum has stairs to get to the second floor, the building is beautiful and it holds just enough artifacts to be interesting without overwhelming.​

This site does a great job showcasing John Brown's house and his historical ties to the slave…read moretrade. The house is from the 18th century, but there are elements from later homeowners that were kept up and add a nice aesthetic touch, but it is important to know more about the Brown benefactor, both good and bad. They have his original carriage which is impressive. There is a beautiful mural in one room with George Washington, added in the 1930s but so impressive it had to stay up. The tour was self-guided, but there were staff members around to ask questions too. Gift shop was small but some good options. The hours are limited, but it's worth a stop as a historically significant site. There is also a parking lot to make your visit easier.

Came here for the bloom event and it was wonderful! It seems like they do a lot of great event here…read morenow. Not sure if they have for years and I'm just learning about them or if they are new, but no matter what---they're using this giant space well. I look forward to attending future events at the center!

I love how diverse and unique they can make this space. I've come here for shopping expos, for food…read moreexpos and recently a private event for my school which it was a very upscale gala event it was magnificent, I had no clue they could turn that space into what they did, I was just used to it being for shopping. This place is huge, and very clean. They have a good amount of clean restrooms and the workers are always very genuine and nice. I must say again- this is a huge space. It can be rented out for a number of different things and I love that. They also have an attached gallery on the side- which is pretty cool to look at - always features something new and unique. I love some art! There's a massive parking lot, and it's very easy to find. I'm not sure if they still have art upstairs but I know at one point I seen art upstairs as well. This place is just massive I know I keep saying that. I really enjoy every event I come to here.

Great food and they have a good pour!…read more Steak and cheese was fantastic, tender steak, melted cheese, and mushrooms cooked to perfection. The roll was really good as well and the fries were excellent. $12

Only open on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of month May-September. Old fire-fighting apparatus is…read moreshowcased. A great location to take the kids and learn some history.

Always great work. Lovely place to go to around the Bimini days. One tip is they are open year…read moreround. You don't have to do the gift shop during the holidays unless you are looking for holiday merch.

A peaceful place to Offer up some prayers, seek out solace or just walk around the lovely grounds…read more Whenever a patient of mine is struggling I pray the 28 stairs for them. They never fail me. I often light a candle for my loved ones who have passed and I've enjoy the yearly Festival of Lights since I was a young child.

Located on the USS Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., is this little museum. A great addition to Battleship…read moreCove, its another way for youth and adults to get to see history up close rather than in a classroom and textbook.

I came here with my wife for an art opening. We were pleasantly surprised by how great the bar is!…read moreI got a local beer and my wife got a Sazerac with Rittenhouse rye. Her drink was perfect, served in an (antique?) jar. The bartenders were very friendly. And overall, the place had a cool, casual vibe.

Together with Kafe Lila, Machines With Magnets is forcing me to reconsider the city of Pawtucket,…read morewhich I had previously thought of as "the place where Slater Mill and the DMV are." Currently I think of Pawtucket as "the place where Slater Mill and the DMV and Kafe Lila and Machines With Magnets are," but if I spend enough time at KL and MWM, my view will undoubtedly become more nuanced. Machines With Magnets is a recording studio, art gallery, and performance space that has fast become my favorite music venue and possibly one of my favorite places in Rhode Island. The inside is beautiful, with two large rooms decked out in cool white paint and beautiful hardwood flooring (one floor is stenciled with an absolutely stunning pattern). Art of varied quality adorns the walls. I have now had the pleasure of attending two shows here--an electronic music performance and Quintron + Miss Pussycat--and I enjoyed them both. Watching bands perform with art as a backdrop is a pleasure. The sound is good and the venue is run fairly efficiently. At the latter show, they quickly cycled through four bands by alternating the rooms in which each band performed. Very smart. The crowds are fun and interesting. Drinks, Dunkin' Donuts coffee, and even pizza are sold for reasonable prices. During my first visit, a friend turned to me and said, "I wish I lived here." "I wish I could DJ here," I replied. Until either of these things happens, I'll be stopping in periodically for more music and art. You should, too.

I'm not giving this little Museum 3 stars because it ain't nothing wrong with it. It's just a small…read morefire museum with local items and limited times when they are open. They actually don't post the times when they're open and you would have to go online I guess to find out that information. But if you were interested in Fire Equipment then this is probably a place that you would like to check out.

Really cool location and spot. I love the aesthetic and how many different businesses they have in…read morethis space. I just worry about safety sometimes because they have many doors and not seem to be monitored or locked.

Artist studios. Yoga studio. Massage and personal care, salon, event space, photographer,…read morerestaurants, farmers market, bakeries, tutors, kids arts and crafts, coffee, escape room, loft apartments. An old mill complex has been turned into a multi-purpose space. Rhode Island history is full of mills and I love that they re-purposed these buildings instead of knocking them down. There is on street parking, some in a courtyard (a tight squeeze for the larger vehicles) a small lot across the road on Main Street, a smaller lot on Dudley street and a large lot at the bottom of the hill behind the mill. Give yourself a few extra minutes to find your parking spot.