Showing posts with label The Rhode Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Rhode Show. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2016

The Rhode Show features An Evening Uncorked!

This morning on The Rhode Show, host Will Gilbert chatted with Rhode Island PBS President David W. Piccerelli about An Evening Uncorked! (April 9 at 7 p.m. at the Pawtucket Armory).


In the delicious kitchen segments, LuAnn Battista of Luigi's Restaurant and Gourmet Express (1357 Hartford Avenue in Johnston) prepared Pan-Seared Sea Scallops with Balsamic Triple Sec Raisin Medley glaze, served over creamy mashed cauliflower - oh my! Michaela Johnson and Will Gilbert sample the dish.

Low calorie and gluten free, the small bites version of this delicious regular item on Luigi's Amalfi Coast Menu for Healthy Living regular menu item will be served at An Evening Uncorked!

Got your tickets yet?



Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Day 1: Rhode Island PBS Spring Auction has $60,000 in Bids



Day 1 of the live auction is now in the history books. It was a fun night - even if it was considerably quieter than past years. With all of the bidding taking place online, the phones don't ring as much, and there is less chaos and running around to collect and post paper bids on the boards. It's not a bad thing - it was certainly more "civilized" than I've seen it in past years. :)

We had some talented and fun-loving auctioneers: Ben Hague of The Rhode Show on Fox, mornings at 8; Paul Fuller of Paul & Al mornings on WHJY; Jim Cummings from Bank of America - the evening's sponsors - and Mike Sheridan, whose radio voice has long kept you out of traffic jams. Of course, the King of the Gift Certificate boards, Dave Richards of WOON 1240 AM radio, kept the bargains rolling while entertaining the phone bank volunteers and viewers.


Speaking of watch, Day 2 of the televised auction starts at 7 tonight. Guest auctioneers include John DePetro of 630 WPRO-AM; Eric Hofer, owner of the Comedy Connection; Michelle Muscatello of WPRI 12, Katherine Ferrington of the Newport Visitors Bureau; and Barry Mechanic, publisher of The Pawtucket Times and The Woonsocket Call. Dave Richards and Mike Sheridan will join us again, too.  

We currently have $60,000 in bids! Thank you so much for your support! The programming you enjoy watching so much on Rhode Island PBS depends on this money we raise. Pat yourself on the back for keeping on the air the shows you like to watch. : )