Good morning, Warwick.

The Gamm Theatre in Warwick presents Eureka Day, a production that explores the challenges of changing opinions at a private school setting, running through Feb.

1. The 2-hour performance (with intermission) at 1245 Jefferson Boulevard offers a thoughtful community experience.

Anne Hutchinson’s fight for religious freedom helped shape Rhode Island's early history and local newspapers will honor her legacy along with other influential women; The Providence Journal and Newport Daily News plan to feature these commemorations.

Rhode Island law requires property owners to clear snow from sidewalks for pedestrian safety, though rules and fines vary.

In Warwick, there is a 72-hour grace period for priority paths (other towns require clearance in eight to 12 hours), and residents can report unsafe sidewalks to local authorities.

Providence Restaurant Weeks returns on Jan.

25 and runs through Feb. 7, featuring nearly 100 restaurants offering prix fixe menus and lunch and dinner specials to mark its 20th anniversary.

Providence Restaurant Weeks

Lunch and dinner specials — January 25th to February 7th — Providence Warwick Convention & Visitors Bureau — Enjoy two weeks of dining deals from local restaurants.

Cupid’s Calligraphy Workshop

4:00 – 5:30 PM — Not Your Average Joe's — Cost varies — Tap into your creative side with a modern calligraphy class themed for Valentine's and Galentine's Day.

DIY Robin's Nest Wreath Workshop

6-8 p.m. — The Rustic Rhode — All materials included — Create charming needle-felted robins and a beautiful wreath in this cozy workshop.