THANKS FOR ATTENDING OUR 2025 HOLIDAY FAIRE! | | |
To our Narragansett community, volunteers, sponsors, vendors, and everyone who helped make the 2025 Holiday Faire possible, thank you.
We are truly grateful for the opportunity to bring our community together to celebrate the season and support the local businesses that are the heart of our town.
We look forward to next year’s event and wish you all a warm, joyful holiday season.
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Congratulations to Our Holiday Faire Raffle Winners and Thank You to Our Sponsors
We were thrilled to offer six beautifully curated gift baskets. at the Chamber offices in celebration of the 2025 Holiday Faire. Raffle tickets were sold at the event and at the Towers Visitor Center in the weeks leading up to the Faire.
Our themed baskets were all possible thanks to our incredible businesses that donated gifts! Thank you to Crosswynds Traders, Gansett Wraps, Time to Design, Fuel Coffee Bar, NY Bagels of RI, Undersea Design, O’Neils Package Store, South County Tourism Council, Copper Wave, Maiz, Wandering Princess Treasures, Spain Restaurant, Rhed’s, Ocean State Pepper Company, The Newport Restaurant Group, Block Island Candle Company, Coast Guard House, Twin Willows, Mariner Grille, Seacraft, TwoTen Oyster Bar, Surfside Deli, Lisa Ferrucci for donating a Winter Sleigh, The Surf Shack, Floral Designs by Donna, Janie B’s, Moonbeams in a Jar, Jean Marie Hansen, Andrea Krupp, Therapy Boutique, County Corks, Exquisite Skin Care, Seashell Inspirations, Sam Honey Pottery, In a Snap, Kabuki, Jerry’s Hardware, Artist Pati Sylvia and Jamie Dowdell of Gansett Goods!
In addition, guests had the opportunity to enter a separate raffle for an exclusive private wine dinner for six at the Coast Guard House, which added even more excitement to this year’s festivities.
Congratulations to our raffle winners, and sincere thanks to the sponsors listed below whose generosity helped raise both funds and enthusiasm for the Holiday Faire!
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REMINDER: Business After Hours at Gooseneck Vineyards
Join the Narragansett Chamber of Commerce on January 15, 2026, for an evening of local networking at Gooseneck Vineyards, 1340 Tower Hill Road in North Kingstown.
The event runs from 4:30 to 6:30 PM and is hosted by Ian Devine of Edward Jones and Graham Williams of CMG Home Loans.
This event is free to attend. Guests are encouraged to bring optional donations of winter clothing for men and women to support House of Hope.
Attendees may RSVP using the QR code provided in the event graphic.
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Holiday Harmony at the Coast Guard House
The Coast Guard House invites guests to celebrate the season with Holiday Harmony in the Anchor Room on Sunday, December 21. This ticketed evening features Trade Secret, an acclaimed a cappella quartet, with special guest Eddie Dillon, performing holiday favorites in an intimate waterfront setting.
Doors open at 5:30 PM with complimentary passed appetizers and a cash bar. The performance begins at 6:00 PM. Tickets are $35 per person, and reservations are required.
Reserve your seats in advance through OpenTable using the event link provided.
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December Events at the Library
The Narragansett Library continues its offering of a full lineup of December programs for all ages, from seasonal activities to educational and community-focused events.
Click below to view the complete calendar and learn more about what’s happening at your local library this month.
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Holiday Hours at Low Tide Jewelry Co.
Low Tide Jewelry Co. will be open for last-minute holiday shopping on December 22 and 23 from 4:00 to 7:00 PM, and on Christmas Eve from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Stop by to find thoughtfully crafted jewelry and unique gifts just in time for the holidays!
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Member Recognition: Pier Spa Narragansett!
Congratulations to Pier Spa Narragansett on being named Best Spa in Narragansett for 2025 by BusinessRate as part of its Best of 2025 Narragansett Awards. This recognition is based on verified Google review data and reflects outstanding customer satisfaction, service excellence, and overall reputation within the community.
This award was earned through authentic customer feedback, not by application or nomination, underscoring the trust and loyalty Pier Spa has built with its clients.
We are proud to recognize Pier Spa and owner Lori Eley and her team for this well-deserved achievement and for representing excellence within our Chamber membership!
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Give the Gift of a Rhode Island Red Food Tour
Rhode Island Red Food Tours offers a memorable alternative to traditional holiday gifts. Food tour gift certificates deliver an experience rather than an item, combining great food, local stories, and Rhode Island history into a full-sensory adventure that creates lasting memories.
5 REASONS FOOD TOUR GIFT CARDS MAKE THE PERFECT STOCKING STUFFERS:
- People don’t remember stuff—they remember experiences and make memories.
- Our food tours offer total flexibility, you can redeem any time.
- Food Tour experiences are multigenerational and bring people together.
- Every bite supports small local restaurants and eateries.
- It's an easy meaningful way to shop local, right from home!
Holiday special: Enjoy 10% off gift certificates by using code NARRCOC10.
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Designing for Wildlife Impact
This semester, the Wildlife Clinic of Rhode Island partnered with students from Roger Williams University’s Citizen Designer class, whose work brought fresh perspective and practical creativity to our outreach and operational needs. Through thoughtfully designed materials and media concepts, students explored how design can support wildlife care, education, and public engagement.
The ideas and tools developed through this collaboration are now being incorporated into our planning for 2026. Partnerships like this allow us to extend our impact beyond direct animal care, strengthening how we communicate, educate, and operate as an organization dedicated to wildlife conservation.
In addition to our partnership with Roger Williams University, we have also collaborated with students from the Rhode Island School of Design through their course Designing for More than Human Worlds. As part of this work, students have created custom enrichment items for the Wildlife Clinic, including the bobcat scratching structure shown here, which is currently in use.
Educators and community groups interested in learning more about classroom visits, Wildlife Clinic tours, or collaborative projects are welcome to contact us at info@riwildliferehab.org
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Narragansett Chamber of Commerce
36 Ocean Road
Narragansett, RI 02882
401-783-7121 | info@narragansettcoc.com
www.narragansettcoc.com
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