Friday Flicks: American Freedom At The Movies

Freedom  |  Friday Flicks Tom Breen | July 6th, 2018

A still from Do The Right Thing .

1776, 1852, Or 2018?

Arts & Culture  |  Beinecke Library  |  New Haven  |  Poetry & Spoken Word Karen Marks | July 6th, 2018

Prints of Fredrick Douglass' address at the Beinecke. Karen Marks Photo.

“Cabaret” Brings Sex and Fascism to Lyric Hall

Arts & Culture  |  Lyric Hall  |  New Haven  |  The Harpers  |  Theater  |  Westville Karen Marks | July 5th, 2018

Remaining performances of Cabaret run July 6-8 and 13-15 at Lyric Hall, 827 Whalley Ave. in New Haven's Westville neighborhood. For tickets and more information, click here .Karen Marks Photo.

On The Fourth, An Ode To Immigrants

Culture & Community  |  Greater New Haven  |  Immigration Lucy Gellman | July 4th, 2018

Picnic Season in The Sunken Garden

Arts & Culture  |  Greater New Haven  |  Poetry & Spoken Word  |  Sunken Garden Poetry Festival Ali Oshinskie | July 3rd, 2018

Last summer in the Sunken Garden. Photos Courtesy Hill-Stead Museum.

A "Master Manifester" Makes Her Mark

Melinda Camille Julie Francois | July 3rd, 2018

Read the latest at our Youth Arts Journalism Initiative blog!

Cedar Hill Cleans Up

Cedar Hill  |  Culture & Community  |  Neighborhoods  |  New Haven Lucy Gellman | July 2nd, 2018

URI's Kelechi Eleanya with the median-turned-garden. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Free Speech And Free Voices

Arts & Culture  |  ConnCAT  |  Freedom of Speech  |  New Haven  |  Poetry & Spoken Word Karen Marks | July 2nd, 2018

ConnCAT's Steve Driffin flowing from emcee to poet back to emcee. Karen Marks Photos.

Clock Shop Factory Winds Back, Then Looks Forward

Architecture  |  Arts & Culture  |  Bill Kraus  |  Economic Development  |  New Haven  |  New Haven Clock Factory  |  Papier Mache Video Institute Lucy Gellman | June 29th, 2018

Bill Kraus in the factory earlier this month. He called his long relationship with the building "A labor of love, sometimes unrequited." Lucy Gellman Photos.