Join me at the first-ever Hey Rhody Market - a celebration of Rhode Island’s small businesses, artists, and makers, all under one historic roof.

Set inside the iconic Rhodes on the Pawtuxet, this evening market brings together local vendors from across the Ocean State, along with food, drinks, live music, and a full lineup of entertainment. It’s a space built around community - where you can shop small, meet the makers behind the work, and experience the creative energy that makes Rhode Island what it is. 

I’ll be there with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England shores. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to bring a little bit of the coast home with you.

Free admission | family-friendly

Come by, take your time, and see what the ocean has been creating.

If you love sea glass, this is your spot.

The Misquamicut Sea Glass Festival brings together collectors, artists, and coastal creatives right on the shoreline for a weekend centered around ocean-found treasure. Expect rows of vendors featuring authentic sea glass art, jewelry, and rare finds - all shaped and softened by the Atlantic over time.

It’s not just shopping. It’s the kind of event where you can talk to the people who actually comb the beaches, learn what to look for, and see just how much beauty can come from what the ocean leaves behind.

Whether you’re a longtime collector or just getting into sea glass, this is one of those New England events that’s worth showing up for.

Come walk the beach, meet the artists, and see what the tide has been working on.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

Live music, ocean air, and local art - summer nights at SK Town Beach don’t get better than this.

Join us for the SK Town Beach Concert Series, where live performances meet a lineup of local artists and makers, all set right on the shoreline in Matunuck. It’s the kind of evening that feels easy - music carrying through the breeze, the beach just steps away, and a community that shows up for it.

I’ll be there with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to bring that feeling home with you.

Come for the music, stay for the sunset, and take your time wandering through the market. And if you know, you know - bring a little cash for a Del’s while you’re there.

Live music, ocean air, and local art - summer nights at SK Town Beach don’t get better than this.

Join us for the SK Town Beach Concert Series, where live performances meet a lineup of local artists and makers, all set right on the shoreline in Matunuck. It’s the kind of evening that feels easy - music carrying through the breeze, the beach just steps away, and a community that shows up for it.

I’ll be there with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to bring that feeling home with you.

Come for the music, stay for the sunset, and take your time wandering through the market. And if you know, you know - bring a little cash for a Del’s while you’re there.

Spend your Saturdays by the ocean at the 11th Annual Field of Artisans at the Beach - a seasonal outdoor market set just steps from the shoreline in Matunuck.

This weekly market brings together a curated group of local artists and makers, offering everything from handmade goods to coastal-inspired pieces, all in an open-air setting with the sound of the waves in the background.

I’ll be there throughout the summer with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to carry that feeling with it.

Come by after the beach, stay awhile, and shop small in one of Rhode Island’s most scenic spots. And don’t forget to bring a little extra for a Del’s on your way in or out - it’s part of the experience.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

Live music, ocean air, and local art - summer nights at SK Town Beach don’t get better than this.

Join us for the SK Town Beach Concert Series, where live performances meet a lineup of local artists and makers, all set right on the shoreline in Matunuck. It’s the kind of evening that feels easy - music carrying through the breeze, the beach just steps away, and a community that shows up for it.

I’ll be there with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to bring that feeling home with you.

Come for the music, stay for the sunset, and take your time wandering through the market. And if you know, you know - bring a little cash for a Del’s while you’re there.

Spend your Saturdays by the ocean at the 11th Annual Field of Artisans at the Beach - a seasonal outdoor market set just steps from the shoreline in Matunuck.

This weekly market brings together a curated group of local artists and makers, offering everything from handmade goods to coastal-inspired pieces, all in an open-air setting with the sound of the waves in the background.

I’ll be there throughout the summer with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to carry that feeling with it.

Come by after the beach, stay awhile, and shop small in one of Rhode Island’s most scenic spots. And don’t forget to bring a little extra for a Del’s on your way in or out - it’s part of the experience.

Spend your Saturdays by the ocean at the 11th Annual Field of Artisans at the Beach - a seasonal outdoor market set just steps from the shoreline in Matunuck.

This weekly market brings together a curated group of local artists and makers, offering everything from handmade goods to coastal-inspired pieces, all in an open-air setting with the sound of the waves in the background.

I’ll be there throughout the summer with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to carry that feeling with it.

Come by after the beach, stay awhile, and shop small in one of Rhode Island’s most scenic spots. And don’t forget to bring a little extra for a Del’s on your way in or out - it’s part of the experience.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

Spend your Saturdays by the ocean at the 11th Annual Field of Artisans at the Beach - a seasonal outdoor market set just steps from the shoreline in Matunuck.

This weekly market brings together a curated group of local artists and makers, offering everything from handmade goods to coastal-inspired pieces, all in an open-air setting with the sound of the waves in the background.

I’ll be there throughout the summer with my sea glass and shell mosaics, created from treasures collected along New England beaches. Each piece is shaped by the ocean and designed to carry that feeling with it.

Come by after the beach, stay awhile, and shop small in one of Rhode Island’s most scenic spots. And don’t forget to bring a little extra for a Del’s on your way in or out - it’s part of the experience.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

One of the best summer setups in Providence.

The PVD Flea Summer Markets take over 195 District Park with a rotating lineup of local vendors, vintage finds, handmade goods, and food trucks - all right along the waterfront. It’s the kind of market you come to wander, discover something you didn’t know you needed, and stay longer than you planned.

You’ll find everything from curated vintage and coastal-inspired pieces to small-batch goods and original art, all from local makers and collectors. The vibe is easy, the views are good, and there’s always something new each week.

Perfect for a slow morning or an afternoon stop - grab something to eat, walk the river, and see what’s out there.

If you love sea glass, this is your spot.

The Misquamicut Sea Glass Festival brings together collectors, artists, and coastal creatives right on the shoreline for a weekend centered around ocean-found treasure. Expect rows of vendors featuring authentic sea glass art, jewelry, and rare finds - all shaped and softened by the Atlantic over time.

It’s not just shopping. It’s the kind of event where you can talk to the people who actually comb the beaches, learn what to look for, and see just how much beauty can come from what the ocean leaves behind.

Whether you’re a longtime collector or just getting into sea glass, this is one of those New England events that’s worth showing up for.

Come walk the beach, meet the artists, and see what the tide has been working on.