Experience Life at the Brenton, a behind the scenes look at the Brenton Hotel in Newport, Rhode Island. Hear from the voices behind Newport’s newest waterfront boutique hotel.
Visit the International Tennis Hall of Fame's exhibit: Breaking Boundaries in Black Tennis. Putting achievements in their proper perspective is often challenging, but always rewarding, and, especially so, when breaking Read More
Brenton hotel is not just a pet friendly hotel, but a pet embracing hotel. Very similar to the hotel’s perspective on our furry friends, Newport and Aquidneck island offer more Read More
Visit Goat Island With nostalgia, the ocean view, a picturesque lighthouse and the beautiful Pell bridge, Goat Island makes the perfect winter back drop. There is nothing quite like skating Read More
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – twinkling lights, fragrant wintergreens, beautiful bows, and a most amazing Christmas tree on historic Bowen’s Wharf. Go early for leisurely holiday Read More
Holidays at the Newport Mansions will be more spectacular than ever this year! Come see the festive decorations this season at The Breakers, Marble House & The Elms! A great Read More
Artist in Residence Series This summer, the hotel’s Artist in Residence Series will feature Nick Mele, lifelong resident of Newport and photographer of the new book A Newport Summer. Guests Read More
Spring at the Newport Art Museum - This spring you need to experience "Call & Response". Three artists were invited to view works from the Museum's collection of nearly 3,000 Read More
Spring 2022 Books Preview by the booksellers at CHARTER BOOKS As you chop ledges of encrusted snow off your windshield, slipping on a fresh sheet of black ice and falling into Read More
I am loving the new series on HBO, The Gilded Age, it's so fun to see Newport come alive as she was. The story is fun, but it's amazing to Read More
While traditionally you think of Summer as the time to be in Newport, the peace and stillness that exists in the Winter months is what I truly love. Everything slows Read More