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Warwick Weekend Events: Foodie Friday, Sears Greene’s Way

Warwick weekend events include a new exhibit at WCFA and dedication of the renamed George Sears Greene Way.
Warwick weekend events include a new exhibit at WCFA and dedication of the renamed George Sears Greene Way.
Warwick weekend events include a new exhibit at WCFA and dedication of the renamed George Sears Greene Way.

WARWICK, RI — Warwick Weekend events this week have the usual summer food attractions Friday, followed by the commemoration of the re-named George Sears Greene Way at the pivotal union General’s burial spot Saturday morning.

The weather for this week’s Warwick Weekend events threatens a chance of rain and thunderstorms throughout, with high temps in the  80s, and lows in the 60s, according to the National Weather Service. The chance of showers ranges from 20 to 40 percent, so while you won’t be stuck inside the whole time, you might want an umbrella, and maybe movie tickets, handy.

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Warwick Weekend Events Friday:

Goddard Park Farmer’s Market Every Friday through Columbus Day Weekend, RI Grown, DEM’s farmer’s market program, hosts farmer’s market at Goddard Park selling delicious and freshly-harvested local foods direct from the farm to your dinner table.

Roger Williams Food Truck Fridays The Carousel campus at Roger Wiliams Park Zoo has a lot of open space and rolling hills shaded by trees, the perfect spot to grab dinner from a food truck and listen to music and entertainment during the park’s Food Truck Fridays event. The outdoor food truck festival at Carousel Village starts at 5 pm. Attendance is free, just pay for what you eat and drink from an ever changing rotation of more than 15 food trucks each week.

If you miss this one, don’t worry. They’re going on every Friday till the fall.

Norwood branch Library Building Club: Join other kids to create with Legos and Manga-tiles every Friday afternoon at the Norwood Branch.

WCFA ‘Paperworks 2024’ Exhibit WCFA’s exhibit, running through July 31, ‘Paperworks  2024,’ features a unique collection of stylistic approaches–from realism to non-representational abstraction. See how all of these works come together in WCFA’s newest exhibition, on view until July 31.

 The gallery is open from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. There is no charge for admission.

Warwick Weekend Events Saturday:

 Conimicut Village Farmers Market This Saturday, 9am-12 p.m., the Conimicut Village Farmer’s Market continues. The Conimicut Village Farmers Market at 955 West Shore Road. The market runs every Saturday until Sept. 28.

WCFA ‘Paperworks 2024’ Exhibit WCFA’s exhibit, running through July 31, ‘Paperworks  2024,’ features a unique collection of stylistic approaches–from realism to non-representational abstraction. See how all of these works come together in WCFA’s newest exhibition, on view until July 31.

 The gallery is open from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. There is no charge for admission.

Commemorate George Sears Green Way On July 13, 11 a.m., gather with officials to commemorate the re-named George Sears Greene Way at Major General George Sears Green Cemetery, WK #23. Parking is available at FOP Lodge #7, 95 Tanner Avenue, Warwick.

Born in Apponaug May 6, 1801, he joined the union army and was eventually promoted to Brigadier General, US Volunteers on April 28, l862 in his sixties as one of the oldest field officers in the army.

At the July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, the Brigadier General’s brigade occupied Culp’s Hill when the attack started on the evening of July 2, according to findagrave.com.  “His line was terribly thin and thinner when he stretched it out as far as it would go. He held off the attacks until reinforcements arrived, thus saving that vital hill from capture. In so doing he helped win the Battle of Gettysburg and turn the tide of the war.”

Rob Borkowski
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