About Noah Donnelly

Noah grew up in the Silver Lake section of Providence re-glazing windows for 25 cents apiece at his grandparent’s hardware store. When his parents bought their first home in the village of Hope in Scituate, right before high school, Noah quickly adjusted to his new quieter surroundings. Since high school, he has lived all over the state including the greater Providence and the most rural of settings in western Rhode Island. He has settled into the Edgewood section of Cranston for the past 12 years where he has lived with his wife Liz and three children Elvis, Olive, and Beatrice.

 

He was brought up in the music scene spending every Saturday night as a young boy at the Stone Soup coffee house, where his parents formed the folk group Atwater-Donnelly. Noah could be seen on stage playing the bodhran, an Irish drum, on stages from Texas to Ireland and everywhere in between. Noah has remained devoted to music and is currently the talent coordinator for Nick-a-Nees, one of the longest-running music venues in Rhode Island, where he has been curating music since 2017.

 

Over the years he has raised money and awareness for multiple charities. From scholarship programs for female singer-songwriters to collecting literal tons of clothing for hurricane victims in the United States, Noah is always looking to help.

Noah has traveled extensively in the United States, found himself in Casablanca and continental Europe and its islands, but always came back to the Ocean State. Most summers you can find him at his favorite poolside retreat on Goat Island in Newport Harbor.

 

His passion for Real Estate came out of necessity while looking for a home for his family. Noah saw an immediate need for caring, knowledgeable professionals in the industry and jumped in to do what he has always done, help.