Sunday, January 26

Woonsocket

• Come support the Woonsocket High School girls' basketball team by joining them for a breakfast of eggs, ham, beans, homefries, toast, coffee and juice, from 8 a.m. to noon at Club Par-X, 36 Stanley St.; Tickets are $10 each. 50/50 raffle as well.

• Museum of Work and Culture presents Valley Talks, starting at 1:30 p.m.; This year's series will focus on the Rhode Island Historical Society's 2020 theme, Spotlight Rhode Island, highlighting performing arts and artists throughout the state. Today's topic: Rhode Island International Film Festival Executive Director George Marshall presents on the history of the festival, which began in Woonsocket, and screen 2019 Festival winner “A Sister.”

Friday, January 31 Woonsocket

• MEAT RAFFLE: Our Saviour's Church, 500 Smithfield Road; Doors open at 6:15 p.m.; Raffle begins at 7 p.m.; FREE light supper with beverage and dessert will be served. There will be 10 meat raffles, split-the-pot, a penny social, a gift card raffle, consolation and attendance prizes “freebies” and much more. Tickets are 3 for $2 or you may purchase a Meat Raffle Pass, which covers all 10 meat raffles for $20. Call Phil or Pat at 401-766-5998 for more details.

Pawtucket

• The Farm Fresh Winter Farmers Market in Pawtucket is the largest of its kind in New England — featuring an extensive variety of local farmers, fishers, and food producers all under one roof. Shop two spacious hallways in a renovated mill building — the Hope Artiste Village, 1000 Main St.; open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; for more information visit the Facebook page at .facebook.com/events/766788763750552/ (recurring event, every Saturday).