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How a Bookbinding Class in College Sparked 35 Years of Craft and a Successful Business
PAWTUCKET, R.I. – Ilira Steinman fell for bookbinding during a workshop in Italy as a student at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). In her interview, the co-owner of Rag & Bone Bindery shared how a class abroad became a lifelong craft – and a family business. What do
CHOP Serves Great Food and Something More in Providence, R.I.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – CHOP looks like a restaurant. The welcoming aromas confirm it. But the people in the kitchen aren't just cooking – they're training for future careers. Inside the Providence Public Library building, but with its own entrance, CHOP, an acronym for Culinary Hub of Providence,
Artisan Joy Launches Directory to Simplify Finding Art, Craft and Culinary Classes in RI
BARRINGTON, R.I. — Artisan Joy has launched a new online directory designed to help Rhode Islanders discover local art, craft and culinary classes across the state. The searchable directory features studios, schools and community spaces offering hands-on learning opportunities in categories like pottery, printmaking, jewelry, sewing, cooking and more.
The Art of Gathering: Meet Jennifer Stowe of Three Sisters Tearoom
CAMBELLSVILLE, Tenn. — In a quiet corner of rural Tennessee, Jennifer Stowe and her daughters aren’t crafting objects, but moments. Their family homestead is home to the Three Sisters Tearoom, a haven where the art of gathering is the main attraction. The tearoom's roots are in Stowe'