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Moments from our community suppers, cooking nights, wellness mornings, walks and youth programs across Rhode Island.
Brown University Health Presents Official Best of ASCO Review 2026
Saturday, September 26, 2026 • Providence Downtown Marriott, Providence, RI
The screen and welcome banner set up before guests arrived.
Dr. Hussain and Dr. Mirza introduced themselves and the story behind the Collaborative.
A speaker at the lectern during the review.
A break in the evening, with a plant-forward bowl from the supper.
Guests served themselves from the buffet in the corridor.
The plant-forward bowl served to guests.
A walk along the spread we served: warm dishes in the chafing trays and everything else on the table.
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Supper Expo Oct 10 2026
Saturday, October 10, 2026 • Central Congregational Church, Providence, RI
A sign-in clipboard, pens and a plate of fresh vegetables greeted guests as the doors opened.
Event flyers and business cards sat beside fresh produce and a vase of herbs on the display table.
Guests sat at long tables under the circular lights while the buffet stayed full along both walls.
Making the welcome address to the guests.
He awaits his turn to speak.
The head pastor (Senior Minister) of Central Congregational Church in Providence, Rhode Island, offers his words of wisdom to the guests.
Guests joined a short guided movement together after the meal.
The center showed its same-day liver screening assessment and answered questions from guests.
Printed menus listed the plant-forward courses: fall vegetable soup, tofu curry, lentils with spinach, brown rice and quinoa pilaf, roasted seasonal vegetables, salads and homemade bread.
Bottles of ZAAZEY olive oil, an open spice tin, recipe cards and a bowl of dahlias stood on a table of fresh vegetables.
Platters of herb-flecked yogurt dip and hummus topped with chickpeas and pomegranate seeds waited in the kitchen.
Five dishes of dip, each drizzled with olive oil and finished with parsley and pomegranate seeds.
An embossed silver tray held dates slit open around walnut halves and dusted with ground pistachio.
Sesame-topped loaves cooled on a rack before the doors opened.
Attendees filled the tables and listened as the evening began.
The Breaking Bread USA table offered tote bags, cards and copies of Providence Magazine beside their display board.
Guests shared the plant-forward meal along a single long table.
He speaks from the podium.
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