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37 Things to Do, Watch and Celebrate in RI in June - Rhode Island Monthly

37 Things to Do, Watch and Celebrate in RI in June Commemorate Juneteenth at the park, catch Festival Ballet s new outdoor show, celebrate Pride in Newport and more fun happenings. June 3, 2021 Asian Lantern Spectacular Why: Head to Roger Williams Park Zoo after dark to witness a wonderland of illuminated, larger-than-life lanterns inspired by the wild. Admire the interactive displays while indulging in Asian-inspired cuisine and drinks with your family. Tickets sold online only. Wed.–Sun. 5:30–10 p.m. Children $23, adults $25, babies one and younger free. Where: Roger Williams Park Zoo, 1000 Elmwood Ave., Providence. More info: 785-3510, rwpzoo.org. 6/18–20 “Back in Bloom” Why: Explore ornate floral design exhibits in the ballroom, salon and terrace of Rosecliff mansion while taking a self-guided tour. Themes such as “Harvest Moon,” “Garden Nymph” and “A Garden at Nighttime” will transport you to a world of earthly art. Join other floral enthusiasts i

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The 5 best spots to take kids sledding in RI Seth Chitwood PROVIDENCE Rhode Island is covered in snow and more is surely on the way. Time to grab that sled and embrace the weather with some speed. According to Outdoortroop.com, you only need 2 to 4 inches of snow and temperatures around 30 degrees for perfect sledding conditions. “Nothing is worse than wiping out on a sledding hill that is as hard as concrete,” writes Geoff Southworth. Packed snow also makes for a better ride. If the snow is more than 6 inches deep, repeated sledding will pack the powder and allow you to go faster and farther.