Let's play ball, indeed! Few events exemplify my love of Providence more than the Providence…read moreKickball League. And as season 12 kicks off, there's a whole lot to celebrate: costumes, unadultered hilarity, adultered hilarity, beer, food trucks, outdoor amazingness, spirit, ridiculous costumes.... it really is as good as it gets. Where else do the refs don booty shorts and drink 'Gansetts when on duty? PKL is the "greatest, semi-organized, spectacle of sport in Rhode Island. We get together and throwdown playground-rules kickball every Saturday in the summer, at Dexter Field in the "handsome" section of Providence, RI, for shear glory... and fun." Rain or shine. Free. Pets and kids welcome. I heart you, PKL!

We went during the week and were the only group there. Our axe coach was super friendly and…read morepatient. Great bar inside and option to order food once at your bay. I'd imagine on a weekend it's much busier. When our time was up we were not rushed out and were allowed to fishing the game we were playing. Great spot for a group to hang out!

I've been twice now. Both times were great experiences. It's clear the people that work there enjoy…read moretheir jobs. They hel walk you through and give you tips. 10/10 check it out! There is a bar down there as well.

Came for the pumpkin smash/thrill show 2026. This was my first time coming to the races but…read moredefinitely won't be my last. I had a great time. There is ample parking (although can be a far walk for those who may need accommodations id do research on options for you) The area is generally clean, all the staff were nice and kept the lines moving quickly. Bonus points for the chair backs you can rent for 4$ they make a huge difference for spending hours in the bleachers.

May 2026. Came for the Wheelen Modified Race…read more It was 150 Boring Laps but we had fun at the track otherwise .

The Crescent Park Looff Carousel is a historic carousel that opened in Riverside, East Providence,…read moreRhode Island in 1895. It was built by Danish immigrant Charles I. D. Looff. He was born as Carl Jürgen Detlef Looff in Bad Bramstedt, Holstein (now Germany) in 1852. After immigrating to the United States in 1870 at the age of 18, Looff settled in Greenpoint, Brooklyn and found work as a carver for a furniture factory. He began a hobby of taking home leftover wood scraps from the factory and carving them into carousel animals. He created his first carousel in 1876 and it became Coney Island's first carousel and amusement ride. Looff soon opened his own carousel factory in Brooklyn and continued to build more of the rides. In 1886, Looff was commissioned to build a carousel for Crescent Park (known as "the Coney Island of the East") in Rhode Island. In 1895, he moved his family there and established a new headquarters. He built a second, larger and more elaborate carousel for the amusement park. He also built an adjoining workshop and showroom for prospective buyers. Looff relocated to California in 1910 so he could build carousels for amusement parks on the West Coast. He passed away in 1918 after building close to 50 carousels. Looff is regarded as one of the most important and influential carousel builders of all time. Crescent Park was damaged by the 1938 New England Hurricane. Repairs were made, but the park permanently closed in 1977 with most of the rides being sold at auction. The Looff Carousel was saved and was declared a National Historic Landmark. It has undergone a number of restorations over the years. The platform features 61 horses, a camel, two single dragon coaches and two double chariots. It is one of the last surviving carousels to still be standing in its original location with all of the original components. Today the carousel is open from June through October. It operates on Saturdays and Sundays from 12pm - 6pm. Rides cost $2. My family and I recently visited the Crescent Park Looff Carousel. My wife and I have been carousel enthusiasts since we visited the New England Carousel Museum a few years ago. We had heard that the carousel in Riverside was one of the best historic carousels that was still left. This carousel is absolutely beautiful! You can tell that all of the horses were carved by a master craftsman. We also really liked that this one is one of the few that still features a brass ring device. A wooden arm dispenses iron rings that carousel riders try to grab as they pass by. If a rider gets a 'brass ring', then they win a free ride. This whole concept adds a fun competitive element to the ride. As an added bonus, riders can throw them into the cut-out mouth of a clown face painted on a large canvas. We had so much fun riding the Crescent Park Looff Carousel. Our only complaint is that the band organ wasn't operating during our visit. Aside from that, we think that it is probably the BEST carousel that we have ever visited! We hope to return again and again!

Atmosphere was fine but service and price wasn't great. It made me pretty sad and my friend wasn't…read morevery happy.

Great Family Friendly Program In Scituate with a good amount of teams. The kids seem to love it &…read morethe parents always watch it in their designated area's. Great Exercise for the kids & keeps them active & engaged in the community! The sponsors are all won Cute little concession stand that is unfortunately only open on weekends so if you have to use a restroom during practice you're out of luck! Overall it's an extremely large field with the ability to play multiple games at one time period with various size nets for different age groups. It's also always clean and well maintained! They definitely could make improvements such as a small park/play area for younger children, etc.

The coaches are knowledgeable and give every kid in the room the same attention. It makes them…read morestand out from other clubs. My son has been with them since they were in the basement at Cranston East High School. They opened a spot in Warwick and recently renovated and upgraded the facility. There's plenty of space for wrestlers and seating areas for parents. The parents are all very down to earth and friendly. There's plenty of free parking. Shawn, Cory, Chris and Nate have taken my son to another level and helped him accomplish his goals. They not only help kids hone in on their wrestling skills but teach respect and discipline. I highly recommend this club.

So fun. No really. 9m-109, age has no limits at a place like this. However if you have bad knees,…read moreyou might want to reconsider. We have enjoyed ourselves 5 or 6 times now at this jump park. It had a lot to offer. I like the general trampoline area but the kids love the rock wall, balance wire, toddler area and the battle cages. There are a lot of older kids so if your children are toddlers or even k-3rd grade, be very careful of who they're jumping around. Broken bones are not easily fixed and one good jump to the ankle will do just that. I wish they had a better drink and snack area, hopefully that will be updated soon.

Well i was with my friends heading to the Aero Trampoline Park when all the sudden we go to the…read morecheckout (we already paid online) when this gur at the desk started being rude because it was fricken toddler fricken time and i fricken already paid for the god damn tickets and they lady was pmo so we left and we watched like 7 more people go in and get rejected not only taht but toddler time is not on the website if says nothing about taht and ON TOP OF FLIIPPING THAT THERE WAS ONE FLIPPING TODDLER IN THE WHOLR FLIPPING PARK what the hell are we gonna do run them over or something like smack them and her mom was telling the lady it was my freinds bday and she didn't careso that was my experience at that musty dusty crust ass place 10/10 never recommend do not go do not give money they are very mean not on website and IM MAD GRRRRR

My daughter has been learning lessons at East Bay Gymnastics for about 8 years. Aside from learning…read moreand improving her skills in gymnastics, the lessons learned that so many overlook, are the lessons that she will carry with her throughout life. Hard work, teamwork, responsibility and dedication...those are the things most important. Liz, Rob, Courtney and all of the staff know the importance of this...in my opinion better than any other place around. There's a reason why they have been around for 30 years. East Bay Gymnastics represents everything that youth sports and competition should be.