The beach area and red trail are very scenic and there is tons of parking. We saw seals and animals epic sunset. Great easy trail for families.

In a northeastern, we visited this beautiful state park. We didn't get out of the car, but we drove back to the beach. The water on the bay was white-capping and kicking up a fuss. Thr bay was huge and beautiful. The park itself is lush and well manicured. The only downfall is that we won't be here long enough to enjoy it in beautiful weather.

Am an outdoor guide and love this park. Great biking in the trails, just be aware of the horses and yield when they come by. Awesome to have seen them swim in the water too. There is a boat launch and a nice beach. Actually saw filming of housewives of RI there last week. Great place to swim especially in low tide. You can watch boats coming out of East Greenwich, while planes take off from across the bay. Incredible sunsets! Best in town. Life Gaurds on duty during summer. Recommend the walking trail to Sally Rock to get to the remote beach for some grounding and tranquility. Bonus! You can take horses for trail rides overlooking the bay and walking on the beach. The park gets a lot of different people there and sometimes they play their music a little loud, but usually it’s not an issue. Also I am part of a windsurfing group and it’s fun to watch or even try if you have not done so. We kayak here all the time going to remote cool places to explore. Love the dog events too!!

Ranking is for golf course only. Conditions were Bad!! Unfortunately because the course has a great layout. $15 is ok to get some swings in.

Pretty park right on the water, I like to visit at least once a week. The beach is perfect for walking along, and the wildlife is beautiful.

Beautiful park. It had a lovely ocean view and small beach. I went there in September and it was not crowded. (The building by the water looks a bit in need of repairs.) There was plenty of free parking. In the summer there are rest rooms in the building but in the Fall there were portable potties (which were fine and clean.) It was a lovely spot to spend an afternoon. There were little kids and dogs there when I went in September.

Good place for a walk. Beach area was nice with a view of the harbor. We went on a Sunday morning around 8:30, very few people when we got there with a crowd building by 10:30. There are broad paths through the woods for good level walking.

My work requires me to travel the US and often use study rooms at library to get work done. So I’ve seen a ton of library study rooms. This is the first time I’ve ever seen one that was just a cluster of clear cubes in the middle of the library. It’s horribly distracting to be a center of room spectacle, and there is no noise protection from the neighboring cubes. The outlet is also places under a very deep counter so you cannot use your electronic while it’s plugged in, you have to place it under the counter to charge, an immense failure of engineering (that arguably could be solved with a hole in the counter to run the cord or an extension cord to bring the outlet to you..). The person next to me is having a meeting at an entirely reasonable volume, but it is super loud in my neighboring cube making homework difficult. WHO HAD THIS BRIGHT DESIGN IDEA!? The staff were incredibly friendly and there was plenty of parking… they just need to make the study rooms less competitively horrible.

Staff were very friendly and helpful. They walked me through the (very simple) task of finding and checking out a book I was looking for. Couldn't ask for a better experience. Thanks!

I had a list of 7 different genres needed for a first grader and the librarians came together and got the books with a smile!

I go there with my kids almost every Saturday. They have a nice play area and a wide range of book selections for the kids to read and borrow.

I got my updated library card. They helped me make copies and helped with online DMV reservations. Great experience and they were very respectful.

The second floor is completely dedicated to children and there is always a small activity set up for the littles when we get there. We love the Warwick Library!

The staff does an excellent job! They are always professional with all the people they assist. Thank you 🙏

Beautiful wooded park with lots of walking paths, very nice beachfront, gorgeous views. Has playground, restrooms, and picnic tables.

Had to leave early because people where bathing in the water. My kids where collecting seaweed in the water as I got closer to noticed it was plastic trash bags. Not to mention the load music in a different language. Great place to take a dump!

My wife and I were looking for a place where we could find an area that had smooth paved roads where I could wheel her around in a wheel chair. We were pleasantly surprised to find Warwick City Park and Buttonwoods Beach. We brought a picnic lunch to Buttonwoods Beach and enjoyed looking out over the beach while boats sailed by in the distance. The park has plenty of smooth, well maintained paths which are perfect to push someone around. It is a hidden gem and well worth visiting. this would be a great place to bring kids and let them explore. Great views and wonderful fall foliage on Columbus Day weekend.

My son, dog, and I enjoy this park all year round. I take my dog on daily walks through the bike path and onto secret paths and beaches. My son loves the remote control car track, its huge and allows for him to take any of his cars for hours of fun.

One of the few parks in Rhode Island that is just as beautiful during winter as it is at any other point in the year. Very nice, clean beach with a great view of the bay. The surrounding area has a small playground for kids, and dogs are welcome. Good place to come read a book on a nice day.

I love taking the dogs here! You can walk along the shoreline, or along the paved trails. Very clean park. There is plenty of parking along the park! There are additional areas such as the playground, and an area with picnic tables and a grill area.

This is my favourite beach when it comes to little ones. The water isn't deep, there are no real waves or undertow. My kids always enjoy the periwinkle and hermit crabs. The is plenty of shade in the play ground area. It's the perfect mix of sun, salt water, shade and activities. There it's usually a lemonade truck in the parking lot too.

Beautiful park on the Narragansett Bay. There are several fairly detailed signs on the history of Rocky Point Amusement Park. You can still see some of the old attractions around the park, as well as go out on the pier for some fishing. There are at least 3 good "beaches" at the park, one of which is right off the path, while the others are a bit more hidden along the path in various locations. I stopped here while on vacation in order to activate the "Parks on the Air Park" (US-2879)for amateur (ham) radio.

We love Rocky Point and go there frequently. The paved walking trail is a lovely combination of ocean views and waterfront bushes and flowers. The beach is true to its name so we always bring water shoes with good soles. The waves are never rough so it's a nice place for children. I enjoyed reading all the historical markers and imagining this magical place in its heyday. It's also nice to stand on the new pier and feel the sea breeze with water all around you.

This is a great waterfront state park and especially nostalgic if like me, you grew up going to Rocky Point amusement park. I love that they have kept some of the items from the amusement park. The fishing pier is also a beautiful way to enjoy the waterfront. Ample free parking. Such a fun pit stop with some extra time on my way to the PVD airport.

Love this park with beaches and great trails to walk along the shoreline. Lots of history with the amusement park that was here. Signs up throughout the park with details on each of the rides, the pool , and skyliner. Paved bike trail and also trails along the rocky coast. Can see seals here during the winter months. Open fields to enjoy and lots of history about the amusement park that used to be here. Also fishing on the pier. Nice place to walk dogs too. Great stop on the bike tour! Tons of parking and huge fields.

Rock Point State Park is a 120 acre park located along the Narragansett Bay. It opened in 2014 but it had a very long history before that. From the 1840s to 1990s, it was an amusement park; I even remember going there as a little kid. They had rides such as rollercoasters and a ferris wheel to a saltwater pool. Due to financial issues, it sadly closed in the 90s. There are some structures from that era that remains, like the arch and skyliner. We enjoyed the 1.6 mile loop walking path path; it's paved and you can also ride bikes and skate. There is a beautiful fishing pier, boat ramp, and it is even dog friendly. There are also plenty of parking. My family and I enjoyed walking and reading the educational signs. There were plenty of benches and picnic tables to rest at too. Overall, a beautiful park that is also very nostalgic to me.

The site claims there's restroom facilities when all they have are Porto potties. I went a few years back and they had actual bathrooms, not sure why they switched to the Porto John's but they are always gross. The overall park is gorgeous for a walk, a picnic, a hike. I wouldn't recommend swimming even though there is a small beach, the water is gross and the shore isn't swimmer friendly. I do love there's trash receptacles everywhere and the general land is kept up really nice! I didnt see a single piece of litter!! Overall it is a beautiful piece of land but if you have a small bladder like me and are not a fan of the Porta John's it makes it hard to actually stay and hang out for too long on the property. It's a state park and it's peak season so I don't understand that part.

Beautiful beautiful park on narragansett bay. We loved walking around and sharing the memories that we had as kids when we went there and with everything used to be. Highly recommended for just a day walk with your dog or a picnic with your family or just fishing.

Beautiful park complete with sandbar, lighthouse, playground and seaglass! Although the bathrooms are locked in the off-season my experince was delightful. The warning sign on the sandbar to beware of rip currents and quick changing tides was a bit off putting but I stayed aware and had a lovely walk.

You have to pay to park. They have a lot of attendants working. Restrooms. It’s cute but I would go during off season so there aren’t people and I don’t have to pay to park.

I was in the area and visited out of curiosity. The park is small, but has plenty of free parking. There is a well maintained grassy picnic area, a boat launch, a playground, and a couple stretches of sandy beach. One has sand and a large rocks. One side is a sandy and pebbly beach with lots of broken shells. There is a long sandbar that you can walk on when tide is out. For safety a warning message sounds when tide is rising. The water looked and smelled fresh and clean. A light house is visible across the inlet. The park is located in a suburban residential area. Town looks charming. Would have explored its main street if I had time. My goal was to spend quiet time by the water, and it was perfect for that. It would be a great place to bring young kids to picnic, play, and swim. I was there on a nice warm weekday in mid September and there were a number of people in the park. Don't know how crowded it would be in summer, but given the location it might not get as crowded as other beaches.

Nice little park for a short stroll, or relax in the beach. It has a long sandbar that you can walk under your own risk.

It's a small beach, but absolutely beautiful, soft sand, very clean and fairly private. It also has a cute little playground for kids. I love taking my dogs for walks there.

Looks like Caribbean and it’s New England. Great for yoga SAND BAR.

The only complaint I have is the bathrooms are always locked every year when I come to celebrate the 4th of July on the beach. It's also full of broken shells everywhere! You can't ever walk around barefoot. The water isn't the greatest to swim in. So if you want to go swimming don't come to this beach. Nice for kayaking, beautiful views around the bay and I love the playground for the kids. And dogs are allowed. Update: July 5th, 2024- They are now charging $10 to get in the park before 5pm if you're from out of state. $3 for Warwick, RI residents. There's now porter potties in front of the locked public bathrooms for everyone to use. They were to smelly or gross after using them later at night. Still finding broken glass and lots of broken shells on the beach though. Its still a great spot to watch all the fireworks going off all around the bay every July 3rd while having a picnic with family and friends. It's also still dog friendly.

We arrived an hour before closing worried we were too late to do the corn maze but they let us go back and even gave us a ride and let our daughter check out their tractor! We had a great time completing the maze and still had time to pick out a pumpkin and grab some tasty treats from the small shop. Everyone was super friendly! Such a gem right in Warwick!

Beautiful local farm to bring the family to. Definitely try the corn maze. Great pumpkins and super friendly staff.

morris farm in warwick, ri is such a charming spot! the farm is beautiful, and it’s a perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle. whether you’re picking fresh produce up from the farm stand, enjoying a peaceful walk, or just taking a look around, it’s a great place to spend time. the staff is always friendly and knowledgeable, and you can really feel the love they put into the farm. it’s a lovely, peaceful escape, and i always look forward to visiting. 5 stars all the way!

I always had great service the veggies and fruit taste so fresh .best tomatos corn I could go on and on I give Morris farm the highest rate ty Nancy Mccormick 41 Ryan av Warwick ri 02889

Great place to get fresh fruits and vegetables… locally grown… love the fresh corn…

The man that is at the register most time, Is extremely helpful, knows every plants name, where to plant, what they need, what goes well with others flowers If it weren't for the people there my yard would have been void of Color, Reasonable Prices

Went on a school trip yesterday and it was so nice staff was friendly and welearned a lot, there was a pretty poney named dutch very friendly good place to go w the family

I had my son’s 12th birthday party here over the weekend. When we booked our package, I booked the “NEW” champions room— keep this in mind for later! When our host brought us to our party room I actually could go believe my eyes. While I know this is a place for children, and wear and tear is to be expected, this was not normal wear and tear. This was pure filth and negligence. There were 2 light bulbs out, which I had to request be fixed considering the room was EXTREMELY dark. There was food on the floor. Left over tape from what seemed to be from multiple parties prior. Liquid spillage on the walls. Chipped paint everywhere or wallpaper? Not sure what it is. The tables tipped forward when guests sat on them. The room looked as though it had not been cleaned in MONTHS. It was disgusting. Our host was lovely, and apologized over and over after I expressed how upset I was that we were thrown into this complete dump. The room, which was advertised as NEW, was far from it. After all was said and done we spent $800+ on hosting an event here. One would think the space would be clean, and well lit, that is bare minimum. If you are thinking of having a birthday here, I would highly suggest going elsewhere. The amount of money you pay is absolutely insane for what you are given. I did send an email to management and did not hear back. Don’t waste your time, or money!

It's a beautiful and clean place. The hose was awesome and the activities was great. I don't regret doing My granddaughter's party there she enjoyed herself. She was very happy and we we was well satisfying thank you guys. It was a pleasure.❤️❤️

Kids had a blast. Phone communications before the party were great. I was a little confused at the beginning. I had never been and when the kids went off to jump, I didn't realize I could go over where they went. I figured it out. Kaya helped us with our party. Birthday girl loved the human claw machine at after pizza.

I took my girls on a rainy Saturday, and they had a blast. It seems a little outdated, but they didn't care. The employees are friendly and helpful. We will definitely visit again !

The best place to have a children's and adult birthday party, I loved the service and the food, I recommend it to all mothers who are busy and want the best for their children

Total Birthday Party Success!!! My son said it was the best party he’s ever had! Tonya, who helped with my booking, was an absolute pleasure—so friendly and made it feel like I was planning with a family friend. Fina was our hostess and she was fantastic with the kids—kept me updated throughout the event and made sure everything stayed right on schedule. Everyone had a blast! My only regret is not getting a group photo with the whole party! Thank you, Launch!!! 🎉

Want to give a HUGE shoutout to Raegan. She was perfect. Very attentive, amazing with the children & kept everything in order. Would 1000% recommend her to anyone with a party; especially a large crowd. Can’t thank her enough! Wanted to add Tonya is also phenomenal! She was a great help at making sure we had everything we needed for the party. Wonderful all around.

It’s a good place to visit — convenient location and plenty of parking. The mall has a nice variety of stores, including Macy’s and JCPenney, and it’s a great spot for casual shopping or just walking around. It’s clean and not too crowded, which I really appreciate. However, it would be even better if they could bring in more well-known or high-end brands. A few more food options or unique local shops would also make it more exciting. Still, it’s a solid mall for the area and perfect for quick errands or a weekend stroll.

Warwick Mall truly surprised me in the best way. It’s the perfect blend of classic mall charm and modern convenience. The space is bright, clean, and easy to navigate, with a solid mix of stores from well known brands like Macy’s and Target to smaller gems and fun specialty shops. What really sets Warwick Mall apart is its welcoming atmosphere. It never feels too overwhelming or chaotic, which makes for a relaxed and enjoyable shopping experience. The food court offers great variety (shoutout to the local spots!), and the attached Jordan’s Furniture and Showcase Cinema add extra flair and fun. Parking is a breeze, and the staff across stores were consistently friendly and helpful. Whether you’re shopping, grabbing a bite, or just strolling around to escape the weather, Warwick Mall is a solid go-to spot. Dashing, dependable, and delightfully underrated definitely worth the visit!

It's a great mall with a little bit of everything. Parking can be a little difficult even though there's lots of it. The food court is excellent and has lots of great choices. There's more here at this location than I can recount, but if you like the packed mall, experience your in for a treat.

Always fun to shop in Target while drinking Starbucks. And then eating Orange Chicken for lunch at Panda to round out a trip to Warwick Mall

We went to the Sistine Chapel exhibit. The mall is fine - it’s a mall. The exhibit was fine. On the site they said painted over canvas - but this was printed on fabric. But very cool to be able to see all the artwork closely and take pictures.

Warwick Mall is a popular landmark in Rhode Island and it opened in 1970. Before Providence Place Mall opened, I used to go to this mall and the old Rhode Island Mall all the time. It's a typical mall with a food court and seven anchor stores; Macy's, JCPenney, Old Navy, Jordan's Furniture, Nordstrom Rack, Target, and Golf Galaxy. It has one floor but two floors at JCPenny, Macy's, and Jordan's Furniture. In March 2010, it flooded due to severe rains in the area and closed for five months. I remember seeing the flooded parking lot, it was devastating! The food courts has plenty of seating, restaurants, and you can't miss the iconic carousel. The mall does get busy on weekends. Overall, it's a quaint and clean mall with plenty of parking.

Warwick Mall's going so downhill since I was a kid I'm 40 and I remember going there and having a blast because they actually had an arcade and they had a better food court and they had better stores now they don't even have Spencer's or Hot topic or Newberry comics or anything cool like that they even got rid of GameStop The place is starting to go downhill it's only a place to go to if you wear like teenage girl clothes or Abercrombie and Fitch dork clothes

Great little lighthouse, not open to visit. Also NO parking is permitted on the street - we stopped, looked, grabbed a photo or two, and left.

I'm sure it's beautiful but the day we went it was closed. It was supposed to be open according to it's website so we were really disappointed when we got there. Can't see much through the gates. Baa humbug...

It was cool to see. Its just fenced off by the Coast Guard

This beautiful lighthouse is an active Coast Guard installation, so the gate is locked. But there's a good view of the lighthouse from the gate, and the view is pristine because the grounds aren't full of tourists.

Unable to access, gate locked. Such a shame. Came expecting to be able to walk around the lighthouse but it is closed to public. Please update Facebook page.

Beautiful lighthouse but sealed off by a gate, I hear it’s for sale! I hope someone buys it and opens it to the public

We went out of our way to stop and see this lighthouse. Once arriving at the end of the road, we were greeted with not just one, but two chain linked fences. While you could see the lighthouse from the road, behind the fences, you certainly could not get close. We found it very disappointing.

Although I was not able to go inside, the view of this house was beautiful from the outside alone. The history and architecture of this house are beautiful. Must see!!!!

We really love history, and this place is filled with it. The curators are great folks and even better at telling the story of this cool home. The intricate details, pottery, art, etc in this Victorian mansion are hard to describe until you see it in person.

I drove to the museum early, thinking to walk the grounds. A person approached me and coldy told me it is private property and that I couldn't be there without permission. She wouldn't even let me explain myself, repeating I was on private property and I couldn't be there. I won't return.

Great ExPerience! Setup a private tour of this Museum and was amazed about its history. Lots of ORiginal Furniture and ArtWork dating back to the late 1800’s. Interesting mix of Goth DecoR as well. Unique house 🏠 for those seeking to learn more about Rhode Island’s past. 👍🏾

Great house museum, my favorite is the China collection. The furniture is great but they could be a China museum. So many pieces.

Awesome place! Wayne was the most FANTASTIC tour guide ever! Highly recommend!!

The best kept secret in R.I. ! This mansion has so much history and amazing views of the bay it once sat on 500 acres! Upon entering Clouds Hill your eyes are met with towering ceilings in each room with very ornate surrounds. Each fireplace is a marvel to behold, and there are many! Ann is the owner and is there to chat with she is a real gem and gave us hot cider after the tour! The workmanship is beyond words! Do yourself a big favor and take this tour you will be amazed!

Came here Saturday for some Paw-Paw's. An interesting fruit that I never heard of and wanted to try. Found out that Rocky Point Farm had them but only a couple days during the week. Get their early because they go quick. I went on a Saturday around 830 and their was a line already. Like I said before it's an interesting fruit with a acquired taste for them. 👍

This place is huge! We visit every year and have never been disappointed with the number of ripe berries and how neatly the rows are kept. Good for kids of all ages. Spaces between the bushes are big enough to fit a stroller. They provide buckets with bags to collect blueberries. Just show up and get to picking!

My family and I had a ton of fun picking our own blueberries! Highly recommend

So. Many. Berries! Super fun and friendly 🫐

We had a great time and were surprised that there weren't any wasps to bother us as we were picking blueberries.

I arrived at the farm yesterday at 8:55 am. There was a long line. It was my first time there. I wasn't sure what to expect but was looking forward to trying a bag of paw paws. They were almost out (only two bags left) when I reached the front of the line. The fruit was puny, and I could smell a strong odor. I opened the bag at my car and saw that the fruit was not only tiny but also rotten. I wanted to return them, but when I walked back up the road the gate was already locked. I will try to upload some pictures of a $10 bag of pawpaws. What a disappointment! I had driven all the way from the Connecticut border for this?

Plenty of blueberries and its bigger than it looks from the street. People who own it or work there are quiet folk. There is a port a John in case nature calls and water if you get thirsty free of charge. They have a frequent picker card as well if you want to come back and pick your own.

Beautiful park on the Narragansett Bay. There are several fairly detailed signs on the history of Rocky Point Amusement Park. You can still see some of the old attractions around the park, as well as go out on the pier for some fishing. There are at least 3 good "beaches" at the park, one of which is right off the path, while the others are a bit more hidden along the path in various locations. I stopped here while on vacation in order to activate the "Parks on the Air Park" (US-2879)for amateur (ham) radio.

We love Rocky Point and go there frequently. The paved walking trail is a lovely combination of ocean views and waterfront bushes and flowers. The beach is true to its name so we always bring water shoes with good soles. The waves are never rough so it's a nice place for children. I enjoyed reading all the historical markers and imagining this magical place in its heyday. It's also nice to stand on the new pier and feel the sea breeze with water all around you.

This is a great waterfront state park and especially nostalgic if like me, you grew up going to Rocky Point amusement park. I love that they have kept some of the items from the amusement park. The fishing pier is also a beautiful way to enjoy the waterfront. Ample free parking. Such a fun pit stop with some extra time on my way to the PVD airport.

Love this park with beaches and great trails to walk along the shoreline. Lots of history with the amusement park that was here. Signs up throughout the park with details on each of the rides, the pool , and skyliner. Paved bike trail and also trails along the rocky coast. Can see seals here during the winter months. Open fields to enjoy and lots of history about the amusement park that used to be here. Also fishing on the pier. Nice place to walk dogs too. Great stop on the bike tour! Tons of parking and huge fields.

Rock Point State Park is a 120 acre park located along the Narragansett Bay. It opened in 2014 but it had a very long history before that. From the 1840s to 1990s, it was an amusement park; I even remember going there as a little kid. They had rides such as rollercoasters and a ferris wheel to a saltwater pool. Due to financial issues, it sadly closed in the 90s. There are some structures from that era that remains, like the arch and skyliner. We enjoyed the 1.6 mile loop walking path path; it's paved and you can also ride bikes and skate. There is a beautiful fishing pier, boat ramp, and it is even dog friendly. There are also plenty of parking. My family and I enjoyed walking and reading the educational signs. There were plenty of benches and picnic tables to rest at too. Overall, a beautiful park that is also very nostalgic to me.

The site claims there's restroom facilities when all they have are Porto potties. I went a few years back and they had actual bathrooms, not sure why they switched to the Porto John's but they are always gross. The overall park is gorgeous for a walk, a picnic, a hike. I wouldn't recommend swimming even though there is a small beach, the water is gross and the shore isn't swimmer friendly. I do love there's trash receptacles everywhere and the general land is kept up really nice! I didnt see a single piece of litter!! Overall it is a beautiful piece of land but if you have a small bladder like me and are not a fan of the Porta John's it makes it hard to actually stay and hang out for too long on the property. It's a state park and it's peak season so I don't understand that part.

Beautiful beautiful park on narragansett bay. We loved walking around and sharing the memories that we had as kids when we went there and with everything used to be. Highly recommended for just a day walk with your dog or a picnic with your family or just fishing.

Beth was completely disrespectful in the way that she spoke to mourners and family of the deceased. Hands down just disgraceful. The grave was caving in during the ceremony.

Visited a friends grave found cemetery very clean and well laid out very well kept

Service here was great, They killed my grandmother and buried her all on the same day, Cheap too!

In the end, it doesn't even matter.

WCA is an excellent venue for any celebration, performance, or educational presentation. The venue is intimate, and comfortable, with seating for 40. The venue provides all the tables and chairs. There is a raised stage. I booked my 70th Birthday Party at WCA. There was an exhibit on view which my guests enjoyed. I booked a henna artist who was placed on the stage. There is a small fully operational kitchen which makes it easy for catering. WCA is centrally located from Rt. 95 and has plenty of parking. If you're looking for a cheerful, comfortable space for a special occasion, WCA should be first on your list!

I went to the Christmas holiday market. Beautiful, creative and unique gifts of art.

This place houses a rotating gallery of art, none of which you should touch but all of which you can appreciate. It runs entirely on donations, which you should most certainly contribute in whatever quantity you can afford, and it keeps a peace and quietness that makes it an oasis of calm quite distinct from the traffic not a hundred yards away. If you like art and find yourself near the city hall, spend a few minutes here; you'll find what you're looking for.

My son and I were killing time. Stopped In to see what the center held and we both left feeling happy and inspired. The lady working was extremely nice and informative. I suggest everyone stop in and support this iconic art gallery.

Not a great place. Limited Hours. Better art places out there. NOT a museum. They still have not found their Thing! Rumor has it that few years ago it was saved from the City taking it over with a great reconstruction but the programs just do not work. More of a child care facility in the summer then an "art camp"

As a teaching artist, WCFA is able to supply an appropriate space and countless materials the kids were able to use for their imaginations. With a wide range of classes, WCFA is an equal contender as a legitimate art gallery as well as an educational space. Unfortunately, the building is old. However, it is up to regulations, and I hear they are renovating soon. Hopefully the building is able to maintain its historical feel while also sporting modern features.

For a local cultural center for art, the Warwick Center for the Arts packs a punch. Hosting an improv show every Friday, which has one of the only family friendly venues for improv at a 7:00 PM show, the Bring Your Own Improv troupe also encourages attendees to participate in the show itself. In the basement is an area for classroom and study of art. The top is gallery and performance space. While the center is closed for renovations, there are still improv shows going, on. Family friendly at 7:00 PM, and PG-13 plus at 9:00 PM.

Lady at the front desk that does marriages is very rude and does not even greet you as you walk in the door. Disappointed my tax dollars pay her

I’ve see the most unhinged town official I have ever seen in video I’ve ever seen online. Tax dollars hard at work trying to violate people’s rights.

The people were very nice and helpful, and it's a beautiful building, but the parking situation was slightly frustrating.

Dispicable behavior of public employees who call citizens homophobic slurs. Denial of constitutional rights to citizens seeking transparency and accountability. City employees who conspire with criminals to violently retaliate against citizens excersising their First Amendment constitutional rights to record video in public buildings. Every employee involved should be terminated immediately and the City should be sued in federal court.

We the people of this Great Republic will no longer tolerate the immature malicious criminal behaivior of any Government Agency or it's employees. Your acts of Criminal Malfeasance and Civil Malfeasance in Office, cause great hardships and loss to all who are victims. Disgusting crimes committed by your local government and the employees, with prejudice and malice, disrespectfully harass and insult our public independent news agents who act on the behalf of all the Republic, both rewarding those employees who are excellent at serving the public's best interest, and who excel in their work ethics while assisting the public, as well as revealing the employees who have corrupted the agencies functions, and their mistreatment of those they have been hired to serve, causing our mistrust and disgust for these agencies in constant violation. The Republic demands that you remove all policies of Malfeasance and correct your course back to the Republic's intended purpose, adherence to the Republic's directives and procedures and get back are in line with the foundations of our great nation!

When a public servant asks for a hit on a member of the public for filming which is a protected constitucional right, and another who discriminates against people, and get away with it, what is the difference between the United States of America and North Korea? None. The land of the free is not so free after all.

Zero stars and below is what this place gets. Always has been the worst place to have to go to get something done. The girl with the hoop on her nose at birth, death and marriage certificates, is by far the most miserable young girl working I have encountered for a long time. She was just hissing at every customer, explaining how impossible is any request that someone might have. Doing her power trip. How sad is that. Get a job that makes you happy! A helpful person was a guy whose name couldn't be seen on his badge, but he was nice enough to tell me that, of course they can't help me, and I need to go else where. Thank God.