Not necessarily all night-time activities, but here are a few good ones that I've taken dates on:

• The Grand Bellevue Dinner Train - Dinner on a train (duh), but they also do themed murder mystery dinners that are a lot of fun.

• The Providence Rink - Right downtown, and they do roller-skating/ice skating with DJ's providing music.

• United Skates of America - more roller-skating, but indoors.

• Sporting Clays - Blow some clay pigeons out of the sky at either Addieville (Ask for Todd) or Peace Dale

• XSpot Archery - Learn to shoot a recurve bow.

• Driving Range - Hit up Button Hole. It's a small local course and driving range.

• Virtual Top Golf - At the Graduate.

• Roger Williams Park - Check out the zoo, go for a walk, there's a bunch to do over there.

• Trampoline Park - I like Skyzone. They have trampolines obviously, but also some Ninja Warrior-type activities and a cool climbing wall over a giant foam pit. Best time to go I've found is right when they open at 10am. Hardly ever any kids there at that time.

• Mini-golf - I'd suggest Mulligans Island.

• Curling - Learn to curl with the Ocean State Curling Club

• AS/220 - Take a class or a workshop together.

• Wineries - My favorites are Nickle Creek, Mulberry, and Diamond Hill.

• Breweries - My favorites are Long Live Beerworks, Moniker, and Beer on Earth.

• Gokarting - Head over to R1. They also have darts, axe throwing, and some other shit.

• Trivia/Karaoke - WRIK is my favorite, and they have options for just about every night of the week.

• Jazz nights - Mondays at Red Door, Wednesdays at The Royal Bobcat

• Line dancing - Tuesdays at Hometown Tavern

• Cosmic Bowling - Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at Lang's Bowlarama

• Soul Power - My favorite dance night in Providence. Every 2nd and Last Friday of the month at Dusk. Grab pizza around the corner at Lost Valley/Revival or a drink at ISCO.

• Rathskeller - Dinner every Friday at the German American Cultural Society. The best night to go though is "costume night" on the 3rd Friday of every month.

• Comedy - Catch some stand-up at the Comedy Connection. Grab dinner/drinks at the Black Duck nearby.

• Catch a show - Check out the schedules at any of the local venues. I like Fete, The Met, The Strand, and The Columbus. The PPAC is good too, but it's gonna be more expensive.

I also have a public Google calendar here that I update from time to time with recurring as well as one-off events.