An invitation to 'Walkabout' Warren this Sunday

Posted 10/8/25

The Warren Walkabout returns for the next two Sundays, Oct. 12 and 19. The Walkabout is a celebration of the art, food, culture, music, and the unique shopping scene that makes Warren a special …

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An invitation to 'Walkabout' Warren this Sunday

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The Warren Walkabout returns Sunday, Oct.  19. The Walkabout is a celebration of the art, food, culture, music, and the unique shopping scene that makes Warren a special destination. Think open artist studios, historic tours, live music, pop-ups, sidewalk sales, special menus, and more, all in a walkable downtown historic district. It takes place from 12 to 5 p.m. each Sunday.

Oct. 19 schedule:

Noon-2 p.m., Windharp, Warren Baptist Church. Rain location: indoors

1:30-3:30 p.m., Patterson-Smith Trio, Town Hall. Rain location: Imago Gallery, 36 Market St.

3-5 p.m., Turas, Massasoit Park, across from 236 Water St. Rain location: Arc{hive} book + bar, 4 Market Street

The all female a cappella group, Sally Racket will stroll the downtown area.

Also offered over both weekends are the following activities:
Free boat rides on the Warren River — Thanks to the Warren River Boat Company, guests can hop aboard for a free 15-minute ride to see Warren from the water.

Historic walking tours — The Warren Heritage Foundation will lead two guided tours per day, sharing fascinating stories of Warren’s rich history.

Community mural painting — Muralist Mallory Angell of Rare Revivals will lead a hands-on mural painting on Main Street. People of all ages are invited to add their own creative touch to a piece of public art.

Local shopping & entertainment — Warren’s downtown businesses will be open with special sales, events, and seasonal promotions, while local vendors and musicians add to the festive atmosphere.



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