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Autumnfest takes place annually in Woonsocket, RI and is the largest fall festival in Northern Rhode Island, complete with artisan vendors, food vendors, entertainment stage, carnival rides, kids entertainment area, fireworks, and more.

When purchasing tickets, you may notify the Box Office at 401-762-4545, or Chantell at chantell@stadiumtheatre.com of any physical limitations that may restrict seating assignments. It is encouraged for guests who require a walker or wheelchair to purchase tickets in the handicap seating area. If a guest requires handicap seating and does not have tickets in this area, please be advised that the Stadium does not store mobility devices. Handicap seating is available on a first come first serve basis. Based upon availability, you will be permitted to purchase tickets for you and one guest beside you. If you have a temporary disability/injury and you have already purchased tickets to an event, please call the Box Office and we will make the necessary arrangements for you to attend the event in a comfortable and enjoyable manner. For safety and as a courtesy to other patrons, please do no...

spreading locally in March of 2020, people across Rhode Island came face-to-face with systemic inequalities like never before. Both the illness itself, and the resulting economic fallout that we’re still facing today, impacted historically-marginalized communities much harder, including LGBTQ+ folks. In addition, the stay-at-home orders threatened to leave Rhode Island without a Pride festival for the first time since 1976 . To help maintain some hope in an otherwise very difficult time, Rhode Island Pride reached out to eight cities across RI to coordinate virtual Pride Flag Raising ceremonies. Seven of them responded enthusiastically. The lone standout was Woonsocket, whose hostile, extremely conservative administration stonewalled the organizers and refused to return calls or emails. But with pressure from local activists and the lone queer voice on the city council, the former May...