Tiverton Four Corners In the Press
Rural village: Shops, galleries & eateries.
Rhode Island Monthly: A Day Trip to Tiverton Four Corners by Samantha Labrecque
The rural village features a wealth of shops, galleries and eateries. by Samantha Labrecque
Just across from Aquidneck Island, on the other side of the Sakonnet River, sits Tiverton Four Corners, a quaint, functioning New England village with historic charm. The area, which was originally part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, but is now part of a countryside coastal region in Rhode Island, is the site of several businesses, art galleries and more. Tiverton Four Corners was listed on the National Register for Historic Places in 1974.
Groundswell Café + Bakery + Garden + Home
The Bay Magazine: Groundswell Café + Bakery by Elyse Major
Groundswell in Tiverton is More Than Just a Cafe
Pastoral meets Paris in Tiverton’s new cafe and home & garden destination By Elyse Major
Approach the entrance of the circa 1876 building to find parchment menus listing cafe fare with inspired twists including breakfast all day, and in keeping with their buy local/Francophile vibe, locally roasted coffee alongside gourmet Mariage Frères tea imported from the City of Light.
The New Main Street: Tiffany Peay Jewelry
The Bay Magazine: Tiffany Peay Jewelry
by Robert Isenberg
Tiffany Peay Jewelry is an eclectic shop in Tiverton Four Corners. In the warmer months, flowers bloom around the front porch, and birds visit the feeder that dangles beneath its peach-colored sign. The building is a former cottage with a peaked roof and brick walkway. Peay sells jewelry, which she makes herself out of rare stones. For 11 years, she has headquartered her business in Tiverton, starting as a jewelry wholesaler and then turning it into a retail outlet.
Tiverton artist, Jennifer Jones Rashleigh has carved out a colorful niche in Four Corners.
East Bay Online: Cédian Painting
by Richard W. Dionne Jr.
Artist Jennifer Jones Rashleigh paints the waterline on on of a series of paintings in which she has laid down a red foundation for the ocean — an unexpected technique that adds depth to the final product. “I do this most of the time I’m painting water,” she said.
Historic village of Tiverton Four Corners in coastal Tiverton, RI, offers shopping, and tasty treats.
Yankee Magazine: New England Travel by Aimee Tucker
Located just across the Massachusetts border but feeling like a return to another era, the farming town of Tiverton, RI, is prized for its quaint collection of shops and galleries surrounded by gray-shingled homes, winding stone walls, old barns, and water views of the Sakonnet River on its way to the Atlantic. Driving Tiverton’s back roads and strolling its historic center, Tiverton Four Corners, you truly experience the “country coastal” Rhode Island vibe.
The Bothelos at The Cheese Wheel Village Market, a family run business in Tiverton Four Corners.
Newport Daily News: The Cheese Wheel in Tiverton expanding, will offer even more locally sourced foods by Marcia Pobzeznik
The Bothelos were looking for a business the family could own and operate and two years ago heard a cheese shop at Historic Tiverton Four Corners was being vacated. They visited, bought the establishment, named it The Cheese Wheel and have worked to transform it into a one-stop gourmet food shop that sells dozens of locally made products.
Edible Rhody: New Ventures and Tasty Treats in a Favored and Ever-Evolving New England Village by Annie Sherman
The scents of new cedar shingles and freshly mowed hay overlap with warm croissants while French café music wafts through the air. Pedestrians with shopping bags peruse art and antiques, then sit at a picnic table to chat over salade Niçoise and eye their neighbor’s ice cream. This is not the Tiverton Four Corners you expected. This historic village with farming roots dating back two centuries is experiencing a contemporary resurgence of arts and food that is attracting a new vibe, as well as new attention from visitors across the country. Though its relaxed pace is an omnipresent undertone, its cosmopolitan flair is a welcoming boon for local business.
Along the state lines where Massachusetts and Rhode Island meet, the Farm Coast— Photography : Christine Chitnis
Bliss Victoria: Exploring the Farm Coast by Karen Callaway
The sun focuses its ancient eyes on the fertile farms and fecund vineyards nestled along the water’s edge, vanishing the morning mist to reveal newly greened meadows and nascent crops peeking from the warmed soil. New England’s Farm Coast has awakened from winter slumber and is eager to get its hands dirty, all in the cause of cultivation.
In the heart of Tiverton Four Corners is a jewel box of a shop filled with the handiwork of Tiffany Peay.
The Bay Magazine: A Real Gem by
Elyse Major
The name Tiffany has long conjured images of timeless style, inventive design, and luxury. And we’re not talking about the company known for its shiny eggshell blue boxes; we’re talking about Tiffany Peay Jewelry. In the heart of Tiverton Four Corners is a jewel box of a shop filled with the handiwork of Peay herself: a sparkling line centered around the beauty and power of gemstones, often paired with metals, silk, and pearls.
