Ken Abrams is a contributing writer for What'sUpNewp, focusing on local news and events in Newport, Rhode Island. His articles cover a range of topics, including book recommendations, music and theater performances, local attractions, and interviews with notable figures in the entertainment industry. Ken's work has also been featured in Providence Monthly and FierceHealth.
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Ken Abrams focuses on local entertainment news, music events, and interviews in Rhode Island. If you want to pitch to Ken, consider offering content related to upcoming local music events, artist interviews, or features on unique and interesting local attractions. Additionally, pitches relating to seasonal topics such as holiday events and last-minute gift ideas for the area would likely be well-received.
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From ramen bowls to chicken noodle, winter-warmer best bets around South County
By: Ken Abrams
Singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams is well-known for digging deep in her lyrics, in a Janis Joplin “Take a little piece of my heart now baby” sorta way.
By: Ken Abrams
An inspiring performance combining elements of jazz, poetry, and classical soundscapes, alongside a chorus of South African voices, made for a special evening at the Casino Theatre in Newport Saturday, November 2. The show was the U.S. premiere of Oratorio of a Forgotten Youth, a multidisciplinary collaborative performance commemorating the 1976 youth resistance movement in South Africa. […]
By: Ken Abrams
An inspiring performance combining elements of jazz, poetry, and classical soundscapes, alongside a chorus of South African voices, made for a special evening at the Casino Theatre in Newport Saturday, November 2. The show was the U.S. premiere of Oratorio of a Forgotten Youth , a multidisciplinary collaborative performance commemorating the 1976 youth resistance movement in South Africa.
Fans of craft beer know that there's nothing better this time of year than a sweet ale to go along with locally harvested pumpkins. Whether you like a little cinnamon sugar on the rim or your brew straight up, you'll enjoy our roundup of local pumpkin ales available this season.
By: Ken Abrams
In an unlikely collaboration, a popular comic strip from local cartoonist (and What's Up Newp contributor) Tim Jones is now a tasty beverage from a local business. Perhaps not so unlikely, when you hear the details.
By: Ken Abrams
A longtime holiday tradition will not be returning to Newport this year. “Singing for Shelter,” an annual charity concert to raise funds for two local homeless shelters, has reached the end of its run, says organizer and community leader Mark Gorman.
By: Ken Abrams
Stories and songs took center stage on Friday, November 15 when Grammy Award-winning artist Lucinda Williams and her band took the stage at Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Providence, RI.
By: Ken Abrams
A music legend took the stage in Cranston on Sunday, November 17, for a special show commemorating the 100th anniversary of the city's Park Theatre. Dionne Warwick pulled out all the stops in an impressive performance before a near-sell-out crowd of longtime fans, held spellbound through her 90-minute set.
By: Ken Abrams
Getting old is no ride in the park. Well, I guess it can be… as long as somebody else is doing the driving. (Ba dum ching… my apologies to real comedians.)
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