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Join the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce and event sponsor, SO Rhode Island, to kick off Spring Restaurant week on Thursday, March 26, 2026, at the historic Towers in Narragansett.

Tickets (both VIP and General Admission) are available online and at the door (if available.)

If you are looking for a beautiful night out, this is it! In addition to panoramic ocean views, your ticket gives you access to sample delicious treats from local restaurants while listening to live music by Reckless Blues. The VIP hour runs from 5:30-6:30pm and tickets are limited in quantity and sell out fast, so get yours now! General Admission begins at 6:30pm.

Restaurant Week Begins this Weekend!

The Narragansett Chamber of Commerce welcomes spring every year with the Narragansett Area Spring Restaurant Week. It has become a mainstay on the calendar with locals and visitors alike looking forward to the varied cuisines and excellent deals Narragansett area restaurants offer. Restaurant week begins with a kick-off event at the Historic Narragansett Towers then showcases the area restaurant scene, which is vibrant and varied.

To check out the menus and more about this annual event, click the button below to visit our event page!

Business After Hours Recap!



Thank you to everyone who joined us for our March Business After Hours at Boon Street Market. It was a great evening of networking, connection, and community, hosted by Ian Devine of Edward Jones and Graham Williams of CMG Home Loans.

Guests enjoyed a welcoming atmosphere, light bites, and the opportunity to connect with fellow Chamber members and local professionals.

We are especially grateful for the generous donations collected in support of the Domestic Violence Resource Center of South County (DVRC). Your contributions will make a meaningful impact for individuals and families in our community.

Thank you to our hosts, sponsors, and everyone who attended for making this event such a success. Stay tuned for more information on our next event!

UPDATES AND HAPPENINGS FROM OUR MEMBERS

Meadow Brook Golf Course Opening for the 2026 Season

Meadow Brook Golf Course is set to open for the 2026 season on March 26.

As the season begins, the team looks forward to welcoming golfers back and kicking off another year on the course.

Read more below for updates and course information.

Update from the Narragansett Historical Society

The Narragansett Historical Society is pleased to share that the stone wall extending from the Clarke Road entrance to Parks and Recreation and the Windmill to the driveway leading to the pickleball courts has been fully reconstructed.

Much of the wall had been demolished over time and had fallen into significant disrepair. Thanks to generous donations, the wall has now been restored, helping to preserve and enhance this historic area.

With guidance from Parks and Recreation, the Historical Society also plans to add simple, attractive gates to the openings as a finishing touch.

Update from Floral Designs by Donna

Floral Designs by Donna has several seasonal offerings coming up, with the next event right around the corner!

On Monday, March 30, Donna will partner with Gooseneck Vineyards for an Easter Arrangement Flower Workshop from 6 to 8 PM at 1340 Tower Hill Road, North Kingstown. This hands-on class-and-glass experience invites guests to create their own Easter arrangement to take home. The cost is $75.

A second Easter Arrangement Class will also be held on Wednesday, April 1 from 6 to 8 PM at Floral Designs by Donna, 140 Point Judith Road, Narragansett. The cost for this class is $60.

In addition, Floral Designs by Donna is offering 10% off prom flowers with the featured promotional card.

For reservations or orders, call 401-618-7556 or email FloralDesignsbyDonna1@gmail.com.

Grow Hope Grants Support Local Nonprofits

The GFWC Women’s Club of South County continues to make a meaningful local impact through its Grow Hope Grants Program, awarding $52,776 to 21 nonprofit organizations focused on food insecurity, mental health, and housing insecurity, particularly as these issues affect women, children, and teens.

The organization is also sharing the availability of tuition scholarships for eligible women in Washington County who are pursuing career training, certificate programs, or a first college degree. Scholarship applications must be received by April 1, 2026, or October 1, 2026.

Read more below for the full list of grant recipients, scholarship details, and application information.

Upcoming Events at George’s of Galilee

George’s of Galilee is gearing up for a busy spring season with a lineup of events that bring together great food, creative experiences, and a fun night out.

From a themed Murder Mystery Dinner and a curated Bourbon & Bites tasting, to a classic New England Lobster Boil Under the Stars, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Plus, sushi lovers can look forward to the return of weekend sushi service beginning in April.

Read more below for event details, dates, and reservation information, and as always, you can visit their event page HERE to view all seasonal happenings!

Upcoming Events with the Narrow River Preservation Association

The Narrow River Preservation Association has several upcoming opportunities for the community to get involved this spring.

On Saturday, April 18 at 10 AM, NRPA will host Navigating the Narrow: Watercraft Safety at the Mettatuxet Yacht Club, offering helpful information for boaters, kayakers, paddleboarders, and anyone who enjoys the Narrow River and wants to do so safely and responsibly.

Then on Saturday, May 2 from 9 to 11 AM, community members are invited to take part in the Narrow River Cleanup, helping protect and preserve this important local natural resource.

Read more below for event details, boating questions, and registration information.

Wildlife Clinic Baby Shower Returns April 25

The Wildlife Clinic of Rhode Island’s annual Baby Shower, sponsored by the Allstate Foundation, will return on April 25.

This family-friendly event helps the clinic prepare for the many orphaned and injured young animals that arrive each spring. Guests can enjoy an ice cream social, face painting, balloon animals, arts and crafts, educational activities, and the opportunity to learn more about the clinic’s important work. The event may also include a chance to see some of the baby animals currently in their care.

The Baby Shower also helps the clinic collect feeding supplies and other nursery essentials needed during the busy spring season.

Read more below for event details and donation information.

Save the Date: Hey Rhody Market

The Hey Rhody Market is coming to Rhodes on the Pawtuxet on May 13 from 4 to 8 PM for an evening of shopping, food, music, and entertainment.

With approximately 70 vendors expected, the event will offer plenty to explore while showcasing a wide range of local businesses and makers.

Read more below for event details and ways to attend.

DVRC Annual Gala: A Celebration of Hope

The Domestic Violence Resource Center of South County (DVRC) will host its annual gala, “Beyond the Horizon: A Celebration of Hope,” on Friday, May 29, 2026, at the Dunes Club in Narragansett.

This special evening will bring the community together to support survivors of domestic violence while celebrating resilience and hope. Guests can look forward to cocktails, a silent auction, a seated dinner, and live music.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available for those looking to make a meaningful impact and support DVRC’s critical work in the community.

Read more below for event and sponsorship details.

Save the Date: Sunset Soirée

Mark your calendar for the Sunset Soirée: An Evening with the Christian Brothers on Saturday, August 1, 2026, from 6 to 9 PM at The Brothers’ Courtyard, 635 Ocean Road, Narragansett.

This special summer evening will feature live music, a ticket auction, the FSC raffle drawing, hors d’oeuvres, a carving station, and wine, beer, and summer cocktails.

Read more below for event and sponsorship information.

Pet Photo Contest Returns to Benefit ARRI

Animal Rescue Rhode Island is once again is sharing information about a Pet Photo Contest, returning this April as a fun community fundraiser in support of animals in need.

Throughout the month, visitors can stop by 311A Main St., Wakefield, RI to view a storefront display of submitted pet photos and vote for their favorites, while also helping raise funds for ARRI. A portion of custom framing sales in April will also benefit the organization.

Read more below for contest details, prizes, and ways to participate!

Updates from The Coastodians!

Now that the wintry white stuff has melted, Coastodians are back at it. There is a lot of trash buildup from the winter that was hidden under that snow.

Come out and join us for some community action volunteering and help us keep our beautiful coastlines and coastal towns clean and healthy! Go to COASTODIANS.ORG for our weekly cleanup schedules and cleanup reports!

Why Proper Tree Planting Matters: Resources from Arboreal Solutions

Improper planting is one of the most common and preventable reasons trees struggle or fail. From girdling roots to buried root flares, mistakes made at planting can create long-term stress that affects a tree’s health, growth, and lifespan.

In this piece, Arboreal Solutions explains why proper planting matters, what common issues to look for, and how the right techniques can help trees thrive for decades.

Read more below for the full article.

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