Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses in the hard-hit arts and hospitality industries were forced to shutter. But drawing from state grant funding, Brooklyn Coffee Tea & Guest House LLC event space and Blaze Smith Hill restaurant expanded. The funding – a $10,000 R.I. Commerce Corp. grant and a $5,050 Hospitality, Arts & Tourism grant
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