Things to do in Pawtucket

This historic park showcases a vintage 1895 Looff Carousel and the centuries-old Daggett House. Stroll through serene gardens, visit the Watercolour Society Gallery, or enjoy a peaceful picnic by the pond.

Step into America's Industrial Revolution birthplace at the first successful water-powered cotton mill. Guided tours reveal original machinery and manufacturing processes that transformed the nation's economy.

Catch an event at Centreville Bank Stadium during your trip to Pawtucket. Stroll along the riverfront or experience the area's festivals.

The Met in Pawtucket offers intimate live music in a 600-capacity space for maximum artist connection. Arrive early for good standing room at this beloved Rhode Island venue hosting diverse performances since 1975.

Historic McCoy Stadium hosted the longest professional game ever played. Baseball fans can enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere in this intimate, family-friendly setting with its welcoming grass berm.

This memorial park honours Officer Doreen Tomlinson, the first female police officer in New England killed in duty. Visitors can enjoy green spaces while accessing the scenic Ten Mile River Bikeway for walking or cycling.

This striking Art Deco masterpiece stands 209 feet tall, showcasing Pawtucket's architectural heritage since 1936. Admire the intricate stone carvings and local art exhibits that tell the city's storey.

This historic armoury captivates with its Richardsonian Romanesque architecture and crenellated towers. Experience art exhibitions and cultural events in the grand Drill Hall that accommodates up to 600 guests.