WARWICK, RI — Warwick Weekend events include arts, a fundraiser at Chelos, carols and several holiday shopping opportunities, with brisk and sunny weather.
Warwick Weekend weather is forecast in the mid 30s Friday and Saturday, climbing to a high of 40 Sunday with partly sunny skies, according to the National Weather Service. Here are some events and happenings to help you decide where you’re spending the weekend:
Warwick Weekend Events Thursday:
Warwick Girls Ice Hockey Chelos Fundraiser Warwick Girls Ice Hockey Co-op has a fundraiser at Chelo’s Warwick, 222 Post Road, all day. Present the flyer for the team to get credit.
Picozzi Family Christmas Display Santa’s mailbox is at the display again this year at the Picozzi Family Christmas display, 75 Gristmill Road, the holiday project of Mayor Frank Picozzi for years before his election as Mayor.
Warwick Weekend Events Friday:
Bring your own Improv This interactive improv show at the Warwick Center for the Arts welcomes voluntary audience participation! You can participate in one of three ways: applaud for a scene you like, yell out fantastic suggestions, or if you feel you’re ready, jump up and get involved with us on stage.
WCFA Winter Market holiday shopping has another local venue at the Warwick Center for the Arts, 3259 Post Road, continuing its three-week Winter Market showcase of artistic gifts of every stripe. During the market, affordably priced works adorn the gallery, complemented by tables of assorted artistic creations. Those items run the gamut, including mosaics, wooden bowls, jewelry, and succulent arrangements.
The market is open during WCFA hours, 11 a.m. till 3 p.m., Wednesday Through Saturday. Extended open hours include Fridays from 3 to 6 pm. The Winter Market is presented as an opportunity for artists and shoppers to connect in a festive way this holiday season, according to the WCFA. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. If you would like to schedule a private shopping experience, contact 401.737.0010.
Extended Evening ours 11am-7pm on Thurs. 12/5 and Wed. 12/11
Picozzi Family Christmas Display Santa’s mailbox is at the display again this year at the Picozzi Family Christmas display, 75 Gristmill Road, the holiday project of Mayor Frank Picozzi for years before his election as Mayor.
Warwick Weekend Events Saturday:
First Congregational Church of Warwick Carols Get ready to fill your hearts with holiday cheer and your voices with joyful melodies at
WCFA Winter Market holiday shopping has another local venue at the Warwick Center for the Arts, 3259 Post Road, continuing its three-week Winter Market showcase of artistic gifts of every stripe. During the market, affordably priced works adorn the gallery, complemented by tables of assorted artistic creations. Those items run the gamut, including mosaics, wooden bowls, jewelry, and succulent arrangements.
The market is open during WCFA hours, 11 a.m. till 3 p.m., Wednesday Through Saturday. Extended open hours include Fridays from 3 to 6 pm. The Winter Market is presented as an opportunity for artists and shoppers to connect in a festive way this holiday season, according to the WCFA. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. If you would like to schedule a private shopping experience, contact 401.737.0010.
Picozzi Family Christmas Display Santa’s mailbox is at the display again this year at the Picozzi Family Christmas display, 75 Gristmill Road, the holiday project of Mayor Frank Picozzi for years before his election as Mayor.
Warwick Weekend Events Sunday:
Merry Marketplace An incredible list of over 100 small businesses and craft vendors joining us at the Very Merry Marketplace on Sunday, Dec. at the Crowne Plaza in Warwick, 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Horse-drawn carriage rides, holiday fun & photo ops for all ages – Meet adorable animals at the petting zoo, enjoy festive horse-drawn carriage rides, step inside a life-sized snow globe, and visit Mrs. Claus from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. as she helps with your holiday shopping and poses for photos.
Picozzi Family Christmas Display Santa’s mailbox is at the display again this year at the Picozzi Family Christmas display, 75 Gristmill Road, the holiday project of Mayor Frank Picozzi for years before his election as Mayor.
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