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Matunuck Oyster Bar is now open for al fresco dining. We are located at the marina parking lot across the street from our restaurant, and are looking forward to welcoming guests to our tented dining area in Matunuck Marina overlooking the Salt Pond.

Matunuck Oyster Bar will offer table side dining, as well as grab and go options. Our operating hours for outdoor dining will be daily from 11am-10pm. Click here for reservations and take-out. Guests will now pull into the marina parking lot where our valet team will be ready to assist.

We are incredibly grateful to our municipal and state leaders for their partnership in helping us execute this plan. This outdoor dining space will allow us to welcome guests back this summer, as well as keeping many of our valued team members employed.

We look forward to seeing you under the Matunuck Oyster Bar tent, at 650 Succotash Road, East Matunuck.

GET TICKETS HERE: https://resy.com/cities/mystic-ct/venues/engine-room/events/smoke-strings-at-stone-acres-farm-with-nick-bosse-friends-2025-09-21?seats=2&date=2025-08-27

Smoke & Strings is a food & music festival held at Stone Acres Farm in Stonington, CT, on Sunday, September 21st, 2025, from 1pm - 4pm.

Music Schedule:
1pm - 2pm // Corey Daniel & The Coastal Pines
2pm - 4pm // Nick Bosse & The Northern Roots

Tickets include admission to the show and 1 complimentary beer or soft drink. Tickets are non refundable and required for all attendees 12 yrs or older. Kids under the age of 12 are Free of Charge.

Full selection of craft beer, wines and cocktails are available for purchase at the event, along with soft drinks and water.

Engine Room pitmasters will be manning the fire that afternoon offering a full selection of BBQ favorites, smoked meats, seasonal veggies, classic sides sweets! Kids menu is also available.

Smoke & Strings is a family friendly event, and a great way to celebrate Summer on the Farm in New England.

The Andrea Seaside Restaurant and Beach Bar started many summers ago in 1912, as a quaint bed and breakfast. After the Hurricane of 1938, it was one of 4 buildings left standing in Pleasant View (the original name of Misquamicut Beach). Once the Great Nor'easter of 1944 hit, the original owners wanted out. Ralph Colucci, Sr. purchased the property in 1946. The Colucci family still owns the property and is in their 4th generation of management.

The Andrea has suffered damage from multiple hurricanes and nor'easters throughout the years. Hurricane Sandy in 2012 was the final blow for The Andrea Hotel. The building was damaged too much for repair and the Colucci Family made the heartbreaking decision to tear her down. The Colucci Family saved the fireplace and moved it to its current location on the outside patio.

The Andrea Seaside Restaurant and Beach Bar was resurrected from the debris. The Colucci Family is still welcoming customers to the beach for delicious food, refreshing cocktails, and spectacular ocean views - You just can’t stay the night.

The Andrea is open seasonally May through October.

ANYONE WHO IS ATTENDING THIS EVENT, PLEASE MESSAGE JANET TO ARRANGE PAYMENT. SHE HAS CONNECTIONS AND CAN GET A 20% DISCOUNT ON TICKETS.

Food Tour with a Felonious Twist
The Federal Hill neighborhood of Providence is one of its hottest destinations, home to some of the best Italian food in the world. This tour will give you a smorgasbord of its best bites and drinks, from fine wines to pasta with housemade meatballs. Come hungry!

Every guest will also get a memento from their time on the Hill to take home with them. Spoiler alert: it’s delicious!

The Hill was also home to some historic characters who dabbled on the wrong side of the law. Follow the intrigue of State v. Patriarca, when a future mayor took on a mob boss; learn about the corruption which brought Rhode Island’s banking system to its knees in the ’90s, and about a raid on an illegal dice game that sent a Providence Police Officer through a second-story window.

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Details
Meeting Point: Garibaldi Park, at the base of La Pigna gateway arch

Address: 99 Atwells Ave, Providence, RI

Distance: About 1 mile

Difficulty: Easy

Tour Length: About 3 – 3.5 hours

For Private Tours: Contact Us

Highlights
Restaurant Stops
Trattoria Appia

Venda Ravioli

Roma

Napolitano’s Brooklyn Pizza

Pastiche

Tour Stops
Former headquarters of the New England Mafia

Site of Providence Police raid on illegal gambling operation

Flashpoint of the RI Banking Crisis

Many more!