In April, WaterFire had to cut a check to the city for nearly $25,000 for past-due police details just to hold an event. So tighten your belts, the cynic might say. It’s time to do more with less.

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PROVIDENCE – WaterFire, the popular festival featuring blazing wood fires in floating braziers in the rivers of downtown Providence, has announced its 2024 season, starting with a May 11 partial ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — WaterFire is returning to downtown Providence to celebrate its 30th season. There will be six full lightings, two partial lightings and four “Starts at Sunset ...

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A special WaterFire lighting for Juneteenth and Pride on June 19, 2025. (WLNE)PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — WaterFire Providence ...

But WaterFire, where he has fire danced since the early 2000s, holds a special place for him. “Every year that I would come home from New Orleans, that river was home to me,” Spogga said.

WaterFire, though, is taking a different approach, and bringing the celebration home. Stay Home WaterFire is a virtual event, live streamed from Providence and viewable all over the world.

WaterFire is a public art installation from Evans, featuring dozens of braziers across the rivers of downtown Providence. The festival-like lightings often draw thousands of spectators.

WaterFire looking for bunny rescuer. WaterFire is hoping the bunny rescuer will reach out directly at [email protected]. Evans said there is a special reward. WaterFire holding art contest ...

Providence, R.I.’s WaterFire spectacle may come to Long Island next year, when it would be staged on the Peconic River in Riverhead.

WaterFire is a unique sensory experience and living art installation with fragrant, crackling logs burning in braziers afloat in the center of the canal in Providence, RI, and set ablaze after sunset.