There would also be a toy museum in the 195 District Park. In September, Providence Mayor Brett Smiley said the city should be considered if a deal to keep the company in Pawtucket doesn’t pan out.

Those are just a few of the things planned to be available at a food pavilion to be built next year in the Innovation District Park in Providence, part of the I-195 Redevelopment District.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — The 195 District announced it has reached an agreement with Providence Flea to relocate to the 195 District Park for the 2024 season. "We're thrilled to return outdoors ...

After losing a bid to keep their spot on South Water Street, the Providence Flea will have a new home right across the river. Providence Flea finds new home on I-195 parcel. What to know.

The 195 District Park Pavilion will be open year-round and include public restrooms and Wi-Fi. The Guild Brewery which has been operating a pop-up beer garden in Providence Park will now have a ...

PROVIDENCE − The Providence Flea will move west, across the Providence River this summer to another piece of I-195 Redevelopment District Commission land after a losing a bid to keep its spot ...

The I-195 Redevelopment District Commission voted Wednesday to offer Hasbro Inc. the exclusive rights to Parcel 42 on the Providence River in a deal that would be good for six months.

Wednesday night is Providence’s Independence Day celebration with music, food, and of course fireworks tonight at India Point ...

Urbanica Inc. will be before the I-195 Redevelopment Commission on Wednesday as it seeks design approval for Parcel 2.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Rhode Island Department of Transportation said that it would be installing traffic paddles ...

TAUNTON – The recent closure of I-195 westbound into Providence at the Washington Bridge due to structural failure has become a commuter nightmare, ...

PROVIDENCE, RI - Massachusetts drivers traveling towards Rhode Island are being warned to anticipate delays due to the closure of the westbound lanes of I-195 on the Washington Bridge in Providence.