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Happenings – Rhode Island
Newport
Upgrades on an outdoor pool at the 264-room Hyatt Regency Newport (401.851.1234) are slated for completion in May. The property offers 25,000 square feet of indoor meeting space and 50,000 square feet of outdoor space.
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Divine Off-Sites in Providence
By KATIE MORELL
Providence is filled with cultural and historical institutions, perfect for groups looking for unique off-site options. Following are a few gems.
Remember the backdrop for the 1998 blockbuster Meet Joe Black? In several Anthony Hopkins scenes, a gorgeous, chateau-like home almost stole the Oscar winner's on-screen thunder. That structure was Aldrich Mansion, (401.739.6850). Located a few miles north of Providence in Warwick, Aldrich Mansion sits on 75 acres overlooking Narragansett Bay. Built in the late 1800s as home to Sen. Nelson W. Aldrich, the estate served as the place where one of Aldrich's children wed John D. Rockefeller Jr. Today, it is a popular place for corporate events and weddings, with 70 rooms and expansive outdoor grounds.
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