When you plan a spring staycation at The Beatrice, all the best spring things are just outside our door. The trees are budding, the birds are singing, and the days are getting longer. Plan your visit to Providence in time for the tulips, WaterFire's season opener, cultural events, and more.
Carousel Village and Roger Williams Park is an activity for all ages, complete with Food Truck Fridays. Admission is free so bring a blanket and enjoy sweet and savory snacks while watching the kids take a spin on the carousel. Food trucks rotate each week so there is plenty to explore…and eat.
4 Mi, 10 Min Drive
A new dining experience opened a few blocks down from The Beatrice. Track 15 pays homage to Providence's station history as the most recent "track" added to the 14 original railways that once existed in the terminal. Now, the urban food hall boasts 7 food vendors and a main bar.
.3 Mi, 6 Min Walk
Guests of The Beatrice are invited to experience Bellini Rooftop, and be the first to lounge on the outdoor patio this spring. Cocktails in hand, take in panoramic views of Providence, from the vantage point of Rhode Island's only exclusive rooftop club.
Wicked Tulips Flower Farm in Johnston, Rhode Island is the place to be this spring. Wicked Tulips is a place like no other this time of year. Enjoy walkable fields, u-pick events, and tulips truly as far as the eye can see—all less than a half hour from The Beatrice.
The Providence Farmers Market takes place every Saturday from 9am to 1pm beginning in April, at the corner of Sims and Kinsley avenues. Taste your way through freshly picked and delicious foods from Rhode Island's local growers and producers.
WaterFire season is nearly here! Light up your weekend getaway with Providence’s favorite art installation, as WaterFire Providence illuminates the river that streams past the city’s most famed spots. We’re looking forward to the season opener, announcement of the 2025 WaterFire Calendar this April.
Stay active during the day, so you can have no regrets about eating your way through Providence's best restaurants by night (starting right here at Bellini). The East Bay Bike Path offers 14.5 miles of dedicated, paved bike trails that connects Providence to neighboring Warren and Bristol.
Tap into the healing power of art with a glass blowing class at Gather Glass. Express your inner creativity and take home a keepsake souvenir from your visit to Providence.
Maybe you couldn’t make it all the way to Venice in the last couple of years, but not to worry. La Gondola returns to downtown Providence this spring. Reserve a gondola ride to bring back memories from the old country.
