PRIDEFest Makes A Bright Return

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  LGBTQ  |  New Haven Pride Center  |  North Haven  |  Pride  |  Pride Month Lucy Gellman | September 20th, 2021

At Sanctuary Kitchen, Afghanistan Crisis Hits Home

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Culinary Arts  |  Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services (IRIS)  |  Politics  |  Refugees  |  Sanctuary Kitchen Lucy Gellman | September 17th, 2021

"Everything She Did In The Community Was Light:" Activist Maia Leonardo Passes On At 28

Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  LGBTQ  |  Music  |  New Haven Pride Center Lucy Gellman | September 15th, 2021

In A Fair Haven Parking Lot, Art Interrupts Violence

Arts & Culture  |  Dance  |  Fair Haven  |  Music  |  Poetry & Spoken Word Lucy Gellman | September 15th, 2021

Dr. Bouchet Finds A Home On Henry Street

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Community Heroes  |  Dixwell  |  Education & Youth  |  Kwadwo Adae  |  Public art  |  Squash Haven Lucy Gellman | September 13th, 2021

In Praise Of All Things LIT

Arts & Culture  |  Dixwell  |  Elm City LIT Fest  |  Poetry & Spoken Word  |  WNHH Lucy Gellman | September 10th, 2021

Kallos Charts A Triumphant Return To New Haven

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  East Rock  |  Kallos Chamber Music Series  |  Music Lucy Gellman | September 10th, 2021

A New Haven Playwright Makes His Broadway Debut

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Playwriting  |  Theater Lucy Gellman | September 9th, 2021

"We Are Definitely In A State Of Emergency"

Arts & Culture  |  Black Lives Matter  |  Downtown  |  Poetry & Spoken Word Lucy Gellman | September 9th, 2021

The poet Sun Queen sits on the steps of City Hall, dressed in white with pops of yellow at her crown and feet. The pages, drawn in electric blue lettering, flap in the wind. She begins to flip through them, revealing a deconstructed poem that is also a prayer.