In 2003, eight artist-pranksters created a secret apartment inside the Providence Place Mall. They lived there for four years, sneaking in furniture, tapping into the mall’s electricity, and smuggling in over two tons of cinder block to build a wall. Turns out they were filming the entire adventure and that footage has now been turned […]
Somebody please explain this sign to me. It can be “All lanes prepaid or credit card only” or “Cash only” but it can’t be both. This is the right fork in what should be the last decision prior to getting the hell out of the Providence Place Mall garage. But lately — turn the corner,
What a hilarious letter from Scott Wolfe in today’s Projo: I was recently in Providence at the lovely Providence Place mall, where it finally dawned on me. As I walked around, I was happy and yet depressed, because I was so angry that Worcester had absolutely no upscale place for me to shop and offers
Only a few days left to go see ‘The Apartment at the Mall’ at the showroom in the storefront on the street behind city hall… downtown. But it’s not the real apartment furnishings ‘cuz all that is tied up in litigation. (I like to think that somewhere there are artists who have broken into the