The Block Island Beach Guide!
North, south, east, or west. No matter where you head on Block Island, you’re bound to run into a beach available to enjoy! Each one has their own advantages for whatever type of ocean-going experience you’re looking for. It may
Quahogging on the Block
Quahog. Along with being Rhode Island’s state shellfish it’s also the town from Family Guy, one of Narragansett Beer’s mascots, and a word that non-New Englanders have a really hard time saying. The “official” name for the bivalve is the
Learning the (Nautical Saying) Ropes
A few months ago, we posted a blog about different ship parts and nautical lingo to add to your vocabulary. While we were putting that together, we came across a bunch of facts about common saying and idioms that originally
Block Island Dogs
If you're a dog owner planning a trip to Block Island, you're in for a treat! The island offers plenty of activities for you and your furry friend to enjoy together. And the best part? Many places on the island
Five Block Island Secrets
One of the best things about Block Island is that people get really excited about it. Whether it’s the businesses, restaurants, events, or even the history, there’s a wealth of information online and in print. Residents and visitors alike love
Block Island and the Great American Pastime
Bright, green grass surrounding that perfectly raked dirt, the bases gleaming white. The thump of ball against mitt, the crack of the bat, and the cheer of the crowd. The smell of popcorn and hot dogs wafting across the stands
Island Spotlight: The Glass Float Project
Welcome to a new blog series called Island Spotlight where we focus on one specific thing that makes Block Island wonderful! In this inaugural post, we’ll be shining a light on the Glass Float Project! What started as a hobby
A Land Lubber’s Guide to Ship Parts
One of the advantages of taking a trip on the Block Island Ferry is the ride is taken care of for you. You get on and get off. Without a ferry you would have to spend a ridiculous amount of
5 Ways to Enjoy Winter on Block Island
It’s been a busy few months and things are finally starting to get back to normal. After the hectic holidays and getting readjusted to the new year, it almost seems like you need a vacation from your vacation. If peace
The Historic Winter of 1917-1918
105 years ago, the United States was on the brink of several historic events. In the spring of 1917, Congress declared war on Germany officially bringing the US into World War I. The following spring of 1918, the first appearance
