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Riley Arenberg, Abigail Paige and Andrew James Bleidner at rehearsal for Lost Girl. The show runs July 22 and 23 at Gateway Christian Fellowship, 129 Bull Hill Ln. in West Haven. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Read-In LEAPs Into Summer On The Green

Downtown | Education & Youth | LEAP | New Haven Green Al Larriva-Latt | July 18th, 2022

From Wábi Arts To Westville, Kim Weston Grows Her Artistic Footprint

Veggies Flow, Relationships Grow At New Q House Farmers Market

Columbus Replacement Advances In Wooster Square

Arts & Culture | History | Public art | Wooster Square Lucy Gellman | July 14th, 2022

Blackstone Library Celebrates 125 Years In Branford

Branford | James Blackstone Memorial Library | Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Amelia Stefanovics | July 13th, 2022

Master storyteller Bill Harley playing to an all ages crowd. Bill O’Brien Photos.

Q House Paints Its Way Into Summer

In Summer Show, Pride Center Looks Inward

In New Sudanese Pop-Up, A Refugee's Story Of Home

NuSpiral, New Haven Artists Transform Front Street Underpass

"It's Bigger Than Randy:" 500 March For Police Accountability

Lucy Gellman Photos.

At NXTHVN, Young Voices Lead The Way

Collab Accelerator Builds Supportive Small Biz Community

At ConnCAT, Kwadwo Adae Makes The Walls Sing

Proyecto Cimarrón Calls New Haven To Resistance

Kehler Liddell Travels Forward, Looks Back

Black & Brown Queer Camp Fêtes Half A Decade

Mamoun’s Falafel Restaurant turns 45

From Kabul To New Haven, A Story Of Resilience

One of the pieces of embroidery Z brought with her when her family fled Afghanistan. Z asked the Arts Paper not to use photographs of her or her father.

Pho Thai; BanTang Crêpe Food Review

Alex Lopes Photo.

“Social Justice Reader” Spotlights Black Histories

"Jazz Orbit" Rolls Out Its Stage Downtown

After Pandemic Pause, Dwight/Edgewood Gets Back To The Magic

Havenly Grows Social Justice Mission With New Menu

Listen: I Have To Tell You Everything About Michelle Buteau

Image Courtesy of the International Festival of Arts & Ideas. Mindy Tucker Photo.

BRAMS String Ensemble Blooms Into Summertime

At Ely Center, Artists Summon A Shared Humanity

At The Liberation Table, Dinner And Dialogue Sound Like Freedom

Participants at the Liberation Table. Abiba Biao Photos.

Music Haven Passes The Baton

Caribbean Heritage Fest Dances Its Way Downtown

DRAGtastic Journey Brings Pride To The Green

Hundreds Rally, Sing & March Against Roe Reversal

"Parable" Preaches Empathy Through Opera

Spotlight On Sustainable Seafood

Arts & Culture | Environment | Food & Farming | International Festival of Arts & Ideas Adrian Huq | June 24th, 2022

Adrian Huq Photo.

Make Music Day Arrives In West Haven

The Jam Returns Jubilantly To The State House

Co-Op Grad Makes It To Broadway

Juneteenth Coalition Starts A Conversation

Black Trans Punks To The Front

Pantochino Redefines "Family-Friendly" Theater

At CAW, Artists Commune With Octavia Butler

Juneteenth Flag Flies High On The Green

Wordfest Slam Brings The House Down

On Juneteenth, A Newhallville Champion Receives Her Due

Co-Op Graduates 122 "Culture Shifters"

Arts & Culture | Co-Op High School | Education & Youth | New Haven Public Schools Lucy Gellman | June 18th, 2022

Dallas Black Dance Theatre Brings Storytelling To The Stage

Arts & Ideas Probes Race, Place & Stories Of Asian American Identity

Hollis Ngai introducing his podcast project. Screenshot from the event.

"We Made It Y'all:" HSC Seniors Soar To Graduation

Maureen Sullivan Named Interim City Librarian

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | New Haven Free Public Library Lucy Gellman | June 16th, 2022

A former president of the American Library Association (ALA) and veteran of guiding libraries through transitions has been tapped to lead the New Haven Free Public Library for the next six months. As she comes into the system, Maureen Sullivan is focused on meeting and retaining staff, centering the library’s educational role, and making sure the city knows just how vital its public library system is.

The IIconic Brand Blazes A Path Forward

Xavier Langley, wearing his newly released trucker hats. Abiba Biao Photos.

On Road To Itinerancy, Long Wharf Opens Its Big Tent

Andrea Jenkins Spreads The Love

ConnCAT Celebrates 10 Years, Looks To The Future

Mitchell Library Garden Gets (Lady)Buggy

Arts & Culture | New Haven Free Public Library | Westville | Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Zofia Filipczak | June 13th, 2022

Zofia Filipczak Photos.

Urban Environmentalist Gets Her Due

"The Greeks" As A Vessel For Grief

Arts & Culture | Citizen Contributions | Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater | Theater Alec Pedersen | June 12th, 2022

Contributed Photos.

An Emerging Composer Comes To The Festival Main Stage

Kot performing earlier this year, at the Le Duc des Lombards in Paris. Marion Ruszniewski Photo.

New Haven Chorale Takes On Sweeping "Sacred Service"

Frenemy, Martinez School Pave A Path To Public Art

Arabic Festival Arrives At Wilbur Cross

Betsy Ross Students Dance Out The Year

Arts & Culture | Betsy Ross Arts Magnet School | Dance | New Haven Public Schools Lucy Gellman | June 7th, 2022

Sun-Soaked Riverfest Returns To Fair Haven

Dixwell Comes Out To Celebrate Stetson And Summer

Witness Stones Shed Light On New Haven's History Of Enslavement Downtown

Creative Arts Workshop Turns Its Lens On Proximate Perception

Connecticut’s LGBTQ Film Festival Gets To The Heart: We Are Not Alone

“Life, Love & Lashes” Comes to New Haven

Fierce Fashion Leaves A Footprint In Westville

Hamden Raises The Flag—And The Bar—On Pride Month

"Community Cultivator" Award Blooms In Sharon Clemons' Memory

In Inaugural Year, LGBTQ+ Youth Conference Finds The Joy

Amistad Students Get A Lesson From Princeton

Achievement First Amistad High School | Education & Youth | Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Abiba Biao | June 1st, 2022

Achievement First Amistad High School students listening to Professor Centeno’s lecture. Abiba Biao Photos.

High School Wordsmiths Deepen The Conversation

In "Between Two Knees," Barbed Humor As Trauma Response

Darbar India Makes Pandemic Moves In Branford

Darbar India's location in downtown Branford. The restaurant is moving after 30 years. Amelia Stefanovics Photos.

"Brilliant Boba" Spotlights Asian Storytellers

“A Light That Cannot Be Extinguished:” City Librarian John Jessen Dies At 56

NHA Juniors Report For Internship Duty

Newhallville Pride Shines At A&I Neighborhood Fest

Arts & Culture | International Festival of Arts & Ideas | Newhallville | Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Abiba Biao | May 27th, 2022

Monk Flake Family performing on stage.

Children's March Centers Justice, Holds Space For Uvalde

At ConnCAT, A Young Artist Hits Her Stride

Live From Stetson, Long Wharf Launches A Season "For Everyone"

"Queen" Sets Long Wharf Abuzz

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Long Wharf Theatre | National Asian American Theatre Company Lucy Gellman | May 25th, 2022

In Fair Haven, The Gift Of A Guelaguetza

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Fair Haven | Immigration Danielle Campbell | May 24th, 2022

The Narrative Project Cuts Ribbon On Local Office, National Plans

On Multicultural Night, HSC Students Travel The Globe

Massaro Farm Conjures Springtime Magic

Agriculture | Arts & Culture | Food & Farming | Woodbridge Lucy Gellman | May 23rd, 2022

Theatermakers Add Their Voices To Climate Crisis Fight

Students Speak Out: “Activism Is Something You Don’t Turn Off”

Arts & Anti-racism | Culture & Community | Education & Youth | New Haven Public Schools Al Larriva-Latt | May 20th, 2022

A Trailblazer's Legacy Lives On In Memorial Playground

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Education & Youth | Newhallville Lucy Gellman | May 20th, 2022

City's Cultural Affairs Director Wins National Recognition

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Elicker Administration Lucy Gellman | May 19th, 2022

Two "Nu" Murals Poised For Fair Haven

In "Gone Like A Sip Of Water," Life And Death In The Dheisheh Refugee Camp

Joy The Black Boy Joins Creative Me Daycare Family

Mural displayed at Creative Me Daycare, featuring signature character Joy the Black Boy. Abiba Biao Photos.

In "Footnotes," Artists' Research Leads To Risk-Taking

Middle School Artists Sketch Their Way Back To In Person

Planned Parenthood Pens 247 Love Letters To Abortion

At Pride Center, Lavender Lit Book Club Makes A Joyful Return

Arts & Culture | LGBTQ | New Haven Pride Center Benie N'sumbu | May 12th, 2022

Suyane Oliveira, who leads the Lavender Lit Book Club at the New Haven Pride Center. Benie N'sumbu Photo.

Dancers, Musicians Tap Into Tradition

Women’s 20th Century Club Shines A Light Into The Future

East Rock House "Spring Thing" Funds Queer Community

Hillhouse Drama Finds Its Way To "BKLYN"

Horn Hangout Brings Brass To The Library

Arts & Culture | Music | New Haven Free Public Library | Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Makeda Murray | May 10th, 2022

Makeda Murray Photo.

National Asian American Theatre Co. Partnership Buzzes Into Long Wharf

"We Are All Human"

In "The Magical Freaking Bird," Co-Op Students Make Dreams Come True

Je T'aime Cupcakes Opens Its Doors in Milford

Cyclists Roll Out At Rock To Rock Earth Day Ride

Longtime participants Allie Perry and Ginger Chapman. Abiba Biao Photos.

NHTC Moves Mountains In Return To The Stage

Proyecto Cimarrón Plays In May Day

Chapel Haven, YCBA Join Forces To Fête "Our Neurodiverse Community"

The East Rock Record Crew Writes On Through A Pandemic

At Iftar, Food & Memories Span Continents

King Lanson Finds Home At The New Haven Museum

“Yemandja” Paints A Journey of Healing Far From Home

"DiasporaCon" Puts Black Comics, Creators Center Stage

Climate Action Sprouts At Yale Earth Day Fest

Yale students lying down on the Cross Campus field. Abiba Biao Photos. A sea of Yale University students packed Cross Campus last Friday, enjoying the spring weather while learning about environmental advocacy.

Wooster Square (Cherry) Blossoms Into Spring

Teresa Joseph and her daughter. Lily Sutton Photos.

In Photos: The Dragaret Returns Downtown

Splits and Schitt's Creek references. Glitter and Lady Gaga. Thickly powdered cheekbones, fierce dance routines, and an ode to ballroom that had the audience cheering as they learned the history of an era through movement.

At Common Ground, A School-Wide Family Rallies Around Teacher Cuts

“Death By 1,000 Cuts” Visits The Whitney Center

National Water Dance Flows To Long Wharf

Arts & Culture | Elm City Dance Collective | Long Wharf | National Water Dance Al Larriva-Latt | April 26th, 2022

Ramadan Rituals Reborn At UNH

Holi Arrives Brightly In Westville

Arts & Culture | Holi | New Haven Free Public Library | Westville Renaissance Arts (WRVA) Al Larriva-Latt | April 25th, 2022

"The Quantum Revolution" Lands At The New Haven Museum

Arts & Culture | Martha Lewis | New Haven Museum | Yale University Al Larriva-Latt | April 22nd, 2022

In His Painting, A Bridge From Oaxaca To New Haven

"Dyke Trivia" Raises Funds For Ukraine

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Ukraine Al Larriva-Latt | April 21st, 2022

"Tlaxcala Friendship Day" Opens A Door To Mexico

An Artist's First Teacher: Her Grandfather

Lucy Gellman File Photo. "Mother Divine" is pictured below.

Strings, Piano Build A Musical Bridge To Ukraine

"A Magic Place:" Atticus Snags Federal Recognition

Arts & Culture | East Rock | Economic Development | Food Business Lucy Gellman | April 18th, 2022

On Campus & Off, SCSU Students Build Ramadan Traditions

"Choir Boy" Lets The Music Do The Talking

Gospel Star Helps Co-Op Raise The Roof

Five Ekphrastic Poets Take Their Time

Arts & Ideas Celebrates “Visionary” Voices

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Film & Video | International Festival of Arts & Ideas Lucy Gellman | April 13th, 2022

At BEKI, Two Artists Channel Visions Of Home

Arts & Culture | Beth El Keser Israel | Faith & Spirituality | Westville Al Larriva-Latt | April 12th, 2022

"Assem•Blage" Kicks It Old School At Albertus

Albertus Magnus | Arts & Culture | The Archive | Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | April 11th, 2022

Je T’aime Cupcakes Sweetens Up The City

Best Video Dives Deep On Music With New Film Series

Arts & Culture | Best Video Film & Cultural Center | CT Humanities | Hamden Al Larriva-Latt | April 8th, 2022

At Shubert, Monty Alexander Spins Jazz Into Story

In Cedar Hill, "Mindless Thoughts" Grows Its Brand

Arts & Culture | Cedar Hill | Culture & Community | Fashion Amelia Dilworth | April 7th, 2022

"A Magnificent Dreamer:" David Pilot Dies At 67

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community Lucy Gellman | April 6th, 2022

The Bitsie Fund Celebrates 2021 Recipients

Arts & Culture | Frances "Bitsie" Clark Lucy Gellman | April 5th, 2022

Proyecto Cimarrón Enters The Fray

Anxiety, Optimism Mix At Third Long Wharf Town Hall

Arts & Culture | Long Wharf Theatre | New Haven Free Public Library | Theater Al Larriva-Latt | April 4th, 2022

Volume Two Sprints Into Its Second Year

Arts & Culture | East Rock | Economic Development Al Larriva-Latt | April 1st, 2022

Library Backers Boost Expanded Sunday Hours In City's Proposed Budget

Elicker Administration | New Haven Free Public Library | The Hill Lucy Gellman | March 31st, 2022

On Orange Street, Black Trans Stories Made Visible

Young Voices Pick Up The Narrative

Arts & Culture | Education & Youth | Long Wharf Theatre | Theater Lucy Gellman | March 30th, 2022

On George Street, Ukrainian Pysanky Tell A Story Of Resilience

Arts & Culture | Dwight | News From The Pews | Ukraine Lucy Gellman | March 29th, 2022

Monk Family Sets The Soundtrack To Stetson, Shubert Community Collab

Lit Cypher Centers Call For Counselors, Not Cops

MINIPNG Sketches Out A Vision For Brick And Mortar

Questions Continue At Long Wharf's Second Town Hall

Air Temple Arts Soars Into Audubon Street Return

At Saint Thomas More, A Musical Prayer For Ukraine

Arts & Culture | Music | Ukraine Jadan Anderson | March 23rd, 2022

Wilbur Cross Students Spill The Tea On "Tea Pages"

The Strength Within Me, NoelMüse️ Team Up To #BreakTheBias

The Intimate Art of Merle Nacht

Arts & Culture | Downtown Frank Rizzo | March 22nd, 2022

"A Labor Of Love:" New Stetson Opens Its Doors On Dixwell Avenue

Long Wharf's "Dream Hou$e" Brings Colonialism Home

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Long Wharf Theatre | Theater Al Larriva-Latt | March 21st, 2022

Freddy Fixer Names A New President, Takes A Rebuild Year

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Elm City Freddy Fixer Parade Lucy Gellman | March 17th, 2022

One Year Later, Vigil For Atlanta Calls For Healing, Centers Justice

"Women Who Fight" Makes Its Mark In Fair Haven

Roaming Into Another Realm: Hong Hong And Darryl DeAngelo Terrell’s Portals

Arts & Culture | Dixwell | NXTHVN | Visual Arts Jacquelyn Gleisner | March 16th, 2022

Co-Op Students Step Out On Faith

Dorothy Awards Defy Gravity

Kallos Musicians Play In Solidarity With Ukraine

Questions Abound At Long Wharf "Town Hall"

Arts & Culture | Long Wharf | Long Wharf Theatre Lucy Gellman | March 10th, 2022

Best Video Turns Its Lens On Women Filmmakers

Arts & Culture | Best Video Film & Cultural Center | Film & Video Lucy Gellman | March 9th, 2022

Artists Put West Haven On The Cultural Map

Youth Get A Glimpse Into Jaigantic Vision

Gateway, Shubert Bake Up A Musical Surprise

In Westville, An Artist Unpacks "The Waste Land"

The Game of Chess. All artwork by Magdalena Fin. Al Larriva-Latt Photos.

Hundreds Rally, Sing, Pray In Support Of Ukraine

In Photos: Hundreds Rally For Ukraine

Downtown | Ukraine Lucy Gellman | March 6th, 2022

Catch an accompanying story in the Arts Paper here.

Palestine Museum US Tapped For Venice Biennale

Nabil Anani, In Pursuit of Utopia #7, 2020. Photo courtesy Ziad Anani, Zawyeh Gallery.

Branford Arts & Cultural Alliance Gets Its Due

At Wilbur Cross, A Drama Club's Freaky, Joyful, Magic Return To The Stage

Poets Make Mardi Gras A Library Lovefest

Honorée Fanonne Jeffers and Reginald Dwayne Betts Tuesday night. Screenshot from YouTube.

With "Jubilation," Sweets & Sounds Brings Black Joy To Erector Square

A Food Justice Advocate Grows CitySeed's Footprint

Zinesters Find Community At Bradley Street Zine Fair

Amidst Invasion, St. Michael's Prays For Peace In Ukraine

Two Artists Center Healing At Cafe Nine

At HSC, Memorial Mural Helps Students Heal

HSC freshman freshman Tioana Williams. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Blue Orchid Grows Court Street's Culinary Footprint

Arts & Culture | Culinary Arts | Downtown | Economic Development Amelia Dilworth | February 24th, 2022

Behold, the Violet Lemonade. Amelia Dilworth Photos.

Long Wharf Theatre Pivots To Itinerant Model

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Long Wharf Theatre | Theater Lucy Gellman | February 23rd, 2022

Judge Motley On Track For Congressional Medal

Greater New Haven NAACP President Dori Dumas, Professor Gary Ford, U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, and Dixwell Alder Jeanette Morrison. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Four Artists Give New Haven A Crash Course In "Street Civics"

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Elicker Administration Al Larriva-Latt | February 21st, 2022

BAMN Books Boosts Black Lit At Bloom

In "Nightmare," Kolton Harris Takes On Armchair Activism

Kehler Liddell Rolls With A Pest Problem

Betsy Ross Makes Black History Month Its Own

At Artspace, Four Artists Unfix Time

Arts & Culture | Artspace New Haven | Ninth Square | Visual Arts Al Larriva-Latt | February 16th, 2022

Installation View Dyschronics, Artspace New Haven, February 11–April 16, 2022. Photo: Jessica Smolinski.

Now Serving Wooster Square's "Sexiest Mocha"

Barista Spencer Knoll during a quiet moment. Jadan Anderson Photos.

In NHSO Residency, Composer Joel Thompson Puts Teaching Center Stage

With Zom Rom Com, Secret Cinema Finds A Valentine's Sweet Spot

Run For Refugees Braves The Snow

At Cafe Nine, Grand Prix Spotlights Black Futures

Wooster Square Monument Committee Clears HDC Hurdle

Black Corner Store Builds Community In Dwight

Sweets & Sounds Adds Entertainment To The Mix

Qigong Welcomes The Year Of The Water Tiger

Arts & Culture | Lunar New Year | Lunarfest 2022 | New Haven Museum Danielle Campbell | February 8th, 2022

At Lunarfest, "The Farewell" Strikes A Chord

"Those Kids Were Her Life:" New Haven Remembers Lillie Perkins

Listen: Lunarfest 2022

WNHH Community Radio · Arts Respond With Lucy Gellman | Lunarfest 2022: Year Of The Tiger

Co-Op Students Paint A Path To Pet Adoption

SCSU Folds Hair Care Into Black History Month Celebrations

NXTHVN Takes NXT Steps

A New Haven Playwright Pens His Requiem

Remembering Chuckey Brown, Who Helped New Haven Find Its Voice

Columbus Replacement Takes Shape, Sans Fence

"Nu" Collective Tapped For Three Underpass Murals

New Cafe Gathers Community On Upper State Street

With "In This House," Lisa Bellamy Brings Healing To The Mic

Best Video's Hank Hoffman Steps Into Retirement

An Arts Incubator Opens Its Doors In Westville

Shoreline Students Unite Through Service

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Guilford Al Larriva-Latt | January 24th, 2022

30 Years Later, "Fires In The Mirror" Ignites A Dialogue At Long Wharf

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Faith & Spirituality | Long Wharf Theatre Lucy Gellman | January 21st, 2022

Kallos Musicians Expose, Explore "Cracks In The Glass Ceiling"

Happy 100th Birthday, Al Marder

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Culture & Community Lucy Gellman | January 19th, 2022

Ely Center Artists Braid Hairstory Into New Exhibition

Young Readers Take "Mr. Lincoln's Way" On MLK Day

At MLK Poetry Jam, Storytellers Own The Night

52 Years In, Love Marches On

In Night Swim, Joan Kwon Glass Dives Into Her Grief

Arts & Culture | Grief | Milford | Poetry Lucy Gellman | January 14th, 2022

New Haven's Cultural Equity Plan Arrives

Youth Funding Becomes Focus In $53M American Rescue Plan Allocation

Rohn Lawrence Is Sent Off In Song At Toad's Place

Viva Zapata Reborn Downtown As "Vivaz Cantina"

A Beaver Hills Sculptor Carves Through The Chaos

First-Time Alder Jumps Into Cultural Affairs Arena

In The Hill, Wilson Keeps Three Kings Day Joy Alive

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | New Haven Free Public Library | The Hill Lucy Gellman | January 6th, 2022

Co-Op Students Weigh In On Omicron Surge

"This Holy Grail Of Black Musicianship:" Rohn Lawrence Passes On

Luminary Walk Ushers In The New Year

They Helped Us Heal: Our 2021 Top 10

Skating Photographs Turn Devil's Gear Into A Pop-Up Gallery

Photographer Herve Locus at The Devil's Gear Bike Shop last Friday. Store co-owner Johnny Brehon said he hopes to do pop-ups every few weeks going forward. Lucy Gellman Photos.

St. Luke's Steel Band Makes A Triumphant Holiday Return

Jazz Education Looks Like Toe Tapping at the Institute Library

Arts & Culture | Downtown | Institute Library Jadan Anderson | December 22nd, 2021

Trey Moore Hits His Stride In "Boy Next Door"

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Music Sam Hadelman | December 21st, 2021

Christmas Arrives Early In The Learning Corridor

Department of Justice Honors A New Haven LGBTQ+ Champion

Students Put Healing On The Map

Moon Shells Stay Grounded In Two New Albums

Arts & Culture | Hamden | Music | WNHH Lucy Gellman | December 16th, 2021

Rising Rap Star Brings It Back To Barnard

A Reborn "Aladdin Jr." Soars At Nathan Hale

Fifth grader Julian McGregor and Ella the Elephant. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Archaeologists Eye Revolutionary History Beneath A High School Parking Lot

In Photos: The Winter White Ball

Welcome to the Winter White Ball, a fundraiser for the New Haven Pride Center hosted by New Haven drag legend Tia Lynn Waters—or as she is affectionately known and loved, Bubbles—at the American Legion Hall in Hamden last Sunday. By the end of the night, attendees had raised over $1,000 for the Center.

In Year Six, "Anti Mall" Centers Working Artists

David Sepulveda. Jadan Anderson Photos.

Arts In CT Builds A Home In Westville

Teaching Artist, Councilwoman Steps Onto Statewide Legislative Stage

Chapel Haven Artists Usher In Holiday Spirit

Arts & Culture | Chapel Haven | Visual Arts | Westville Lucy Gellman | December 10th, 2021

Holiday Village Brings Cheer To The Green

Arts & Culture | Economic Development | New Haven Green Jamiah Green | December 9th, 2021

A Hamden Studio Dances A Community Nutcracker

Arts & Culture | Christmas | Dance | Hamden Lucy Gellman | December 9th, 2021

In "Romántica," Tere Luna Brings Bolero To Connecticut

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Hamden | Music Lucy Gellman | December 8th, 2021

Homegrown Makers Shine At NHFPL Holiday Bazaar

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Economic Development | New Haven Free Public Library Jadan Anderson | December 8th, 2021

Bregamos Welcomes "The Wandering"

From The Corner Of A Dark Room, With Fear

"It’s Really Unreal:" Wilbur Cross Students Rattled After Lockdown

Education & Youth | Elicker Administration | New Haven Public Schools | Wilbur Cross High School Lucy Gellman | December 6th, 2021

At Ely Center, ECA Students Jump Into New Media

Kapelye Conjures Hanukkah Miracles On Tower Lane

Sylvia Rifkin and Isidor "Izzy" Juda. Both are 100 years old. Lucy Gellman Photos

Stetson Storytime Becomes Library Open House

Arts & Culture | Culture & Community | Dixwell | New Haven Free Public Library Lucy Gellman | December 3rd, 2021

In Branford, Sweet 2 The Soul Takes Flight

Page Wooller's Dreamscapes Land On Orange Street

Review: On "The Language in Common"

Arts & Culture | Education | University of New Haven | Visual Arts David A Rodriguez | November 30th, 2021

Charles Benton Photos.

On Crown Street, An Artist Amplifies The Breadth Of A Diaspora

Westville Artists Welcome Small Business Saturday

Arts & Culture | Black-owned businesses | Economic Development | Westville Lucy Gellman | November 29th, 2021

At Institute Library, Photographs Take A Long Look At History

From The Archives: Thanksgiving & Thankstaking

Arts & Culture Staff | November 25th, 2021

Cosijopii Melchor and Ricky Looking Crow at a ceremony for Indigenous Peoples' Day in October 2021. Lucy Gellman File Photo.

At Cafe Nine, Leigh Busby Makes The Walls Sing

Wilbur Cross Marching Band Is Ready For Game Day

Lifesaving & Overdue: Ed Board Approves Policy Affirming Trans & Gender Nonconforming Youth

Arts & Culture | Education | Education & Youth | LGBTQ Lucy Gellman | November 23rd, 2021

Screenshot via Zoom.

Arsenal F.C. Fans Find A Home In "The Cannon"

Trans Day Of Remembrance Centers A Call To Heal, And A Call To Fight

After BLM Silencing, Choral Censorship Battle Reaches National Stage

A screen shot from Melanie Cometa's video, the final version of which is embedded below.

Student Theater Soars “Out Of Bounds”

Young Cellists Play Their Way To Live Performance

Pride Center Marks A Quarter Of A Century

At Mitchell, A Science Evangelist Delivers Her Sermon

Zakiya Dalila Harris Brings "The Other Black Girl" To SCSU

Isabel Chenoweth/SCSU Photos.

Need A Booster? Try The Library.

From Liverpool To Fair Haven Heights, The “Mo-Pho” Arrives

New Picture Book Puts Pandemic In Perspective

“More Than A Number” Charts A Path From Prison To Poetry

At Co-Op, Dance Workshop Brings Harlem To New Haven

"The Neutral Ground" Probes The Lost Cause Myth

Courtesy CJ Hunt.

Artist Kiara Matos Finds A Home On Orange Street

Raheem Nelson Meets The Moment

With Skeletons And Stories, ULA Preps For Día de Muertos Parade

Kallos Makes Storytime A Musical Affair

In His Words: Kick The Cat's Vijay Tellis-Nayak

Arts & Culture | Downtown | Music | Stella Blues James Bhandary-Alexander | November 4th, 2021

"This Art Needs To Speak:" Efforts Mount To Save Ireland's Great Hunger Museum

Giant Puppets Return To Westville In Style

Newhallville's Alder-Elect Gets Ready To Champion The Arts

Día de Muertos Blooms Through Pandemic Year

Two New Voices Tapped For Cultural Affairs Commission

Young Artist-Activists Cast A Spell For Climate Safety

Members of the rally. Adrian Huq Photos.

Strange Ways Grows Its Footprint Downtown

Arts & Culture | Economic Development | LGBTQ | Ninth Square Lucy Gellman | October 29th, 2021

Thirty Years Of Butterflies

Arts & Culture | Painting | Visual Arts | Yale Center For British Art Jenna McIlwrath | October 28th, 2021

Damien Hirst’s In and Out of Love (Butterfly Paintings and Ashtrays) © Damien Hirst and Science Ltd., in Love, Life, Death, and Desire: An Installation of the Center’s Collections, an exhibition on view at the Yale Center for British Art, October 1, 2020-December 31, 2021. Photo: Richard Caspole, Yale Center for British Art.

Empath Vintage Opens Its Doors

Shakespeare Gets Spooky In Edgerton Park

Albers' Legacy Looms Large On Orange Street

At City Polling Places, An Accessibility Assist

Create The Vote | Culture & Community | Elections | Voting Lucy Gellman | October 26th, 2021

From Whitney Barn, Artists Highlight Pandemic Perspectives

A New Haven Poet Gives Voice To Henrietta Lacks

"A Wolf Named Elvis" Makes Its New Haven Debut

Jaigantic Hones Its Vision For Accessibility

Buster during Monday night's presentation. Zoom Screenshot.

Co-Op Grad Keeps Mayoral Debate On Track

Arts & Culture | Co-Op High School | Downtown | Politics Lucy Gellman | October 20th, 2021

At Erector Square, Artists Welcome Back The World

Arts & Culture | Artspace New Haven | Erector Square | Fair Haven Charlotte Hughes | October 20th, 2021

Students Over SROs: A Call To Redefine Safety In Schools

Deltas Get A First Look At The New Stetson

Artspace Skates Its Way Into Open Source Festival

"The Chinese Lady" Brings Long Wharf Back To Life

Christian Curiel’s Unsettled Dreams of Youth

Chris Gardner Photos.

From Tlaxcala To New Haven, Charros Leave A Trace Of Their Home

Alma Mendoza Photos and Video.

A Tree Grows At Betsy Ross

Horses, Healers Come Together In Goffe Street Park

In Praise Of Reading The Room

From left to right: Shawn Murray, Tricia D’Onofrio, and Beau McDowell. Sam Hadelman Photos.

Ely Center Artists Wake the World

Arts & Culture | East Rock | Ely Center of Contemporary Art | Visual Arts Leah Andelsmith | October 12th, 2021

Detail, Caroline Harman’s painting Principles of Uncertainty. Both Solos and #WIP run at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art through Nov. 14. Leah Andelsmith Photos.

Artists Rock Return To Ninth Square Night Market

Indigenous Peoples' Day Shifts To Story

In Inaugural Arts Festival, Semilla Fêtes Resistance

A Sculptor Conjures Joy On Artizan Street

Arts & Culture | Ely Center of Contemporary Art | Sculpture | Wooster Square Lucy Gellman | October 8th, 2021

At Artspace, Artists Unite Past And Present

Martha Friedman's work is in conversation with the history and process of mummification. Lucy Gellman Photos; all work by the artists.

"This Honor Belongs To All Of Us:" Metro's Nataliya Braginsky Named History Teacher Of The Year

Fridge Haven Steps Up To Fight Food Insecurity

A Collage Artist Takes On Covid-19

Artist Martha Savage holds up her signature "timecards:" mixed media cards that are often composed to portray larger societal issues such as racial injustice, access to health care, and the Covid-19 pandemic. Raquel Burgess Photos; the second photo is by Martha Savage of her timecards.

Nine New Projects Sow Seeds Of Social Justice

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture Lucy Gellman | October 5th, 2021

At Albertus, "Global And Grateful" Spotlights A Growing Community

Jaigantic Defends River Street Plan

State Rep. Robyn Porter at Friday's press conference. "Black and Brown people, what do we talk about?" she asked aloud Friday. "We lift as we climb. And we got a brother, Michael Jai White, who is doing that. This is his vision. From where he came from. He's coming back to his community and lifting as he climbs." Lucy Gellman Photos.

Jazz Plays Out Last Night Of "Occupied" Lot

Arts & Culture | Fair Haven | Music | Neighborhoods Lucy Gellman | October 1st, 2021

A Human Rights Champion Gets Her Due

Artists, Athletes Team Up To Get Out The Vax

Arts & Culture | Elicker Administration | Public Health | Public art Lucy Gellman | September 29th, 2021

Reginald Dwayne Betts Named 2021 MacArthur Fellow

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | Black Lives Matter | Poetry Lucy Gellman | September 28th, 2021

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Photo.

On Whalley, Shaunda Holloway's Ode To Survival

Six Artists "Make It Melanin" At Erector Square

Strings Transform Problem Lot Into Concert Stage

Arts & Culture | Fair Haven | Music | Music Haven Lucy Gellman | September 24th, 2021

Wábi Gallery Takes Shape On Court Street

On Orange Street, Two Artists Draw In Spanglish

In Call For Immigration Reform, Rebel Diaz Sets A Soundtrack

Mandingo Ambassadors Make A Shining Return To Best Video

Arts & Culture | Best Video Film & Cultural Center | Hamden | Music Daniel Shoemaker | September 22nd, 2021

Jocelyn Pleasant and Mamady Kouyaté at Best Video. Daniel Shoemaker Photos.

Pride Center Goes “Beyond The Binary”

Arts & Culture | LGBTQ | New Haven Pride Center | Pride Leah Andelsmith | September 22nd, 2021

Thursday's panel. Screenshot via Facebook Live.

In"Urabá," Ricardo Gutiérrez Pays Homage To Home

Arts & Culture | North Haven | Painting | Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | September 21st, 2021

Outdoor Expo Brings Oaxaca To Fair Haven

In Year Two, Black Haven Turns Its Lens On Joy

PRIDEFest Makes A Bright Return

At Sanctuary Kitchen, Afghanistan Crisis Hits Home

In Photos: Drag On The Edge

Elm City Makers Shine At Westville Arts Market

Photos From Here, Paintings From Below

Arts & Culture | Kehler Liddell Gallery | Visual Arts | Westville Jacquelyn Gleisner | September 16th, 2021

Installation view of Exposed Secrets: Marjorie Gillette Wolfe / Secrets Exposed: Kate Henderson at Kehler Liddell Gallery. Jacquelyn Gleisner Photos.

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

In A Fair Haven Parking Lot, Art Interrupts Violence

In Year Two, LIT Fest Becomes A Destination

Dr. Bouchet Finds A Home On Henry Street

In Praise Of All Things LIT

Kallos Charts A Triumphant Return To New Haven

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.

In Photos: Dixwell Parties In The Plaza

The Connecticut Center for Arts and Technology (ConnCAT) and Connecticut Community Outreach Revitalization Program (ConnCORP) hosted “Thank You Dixwell Community” Block Party last Saturday in the parking lot behind Dixwell Plaza. The location builds on a budding relationship between Stetson Library, which was located in the plaza for years and is now moving to the Q House, and ConnCAT. Sam Hadelman tells the story in photos from the event.

Heaven, Hell, And What Lies Between

Arts & Culture | Hartford | Real Art Ways | Visual Arts Susan Rand Brown | September 8th, 2021

A Muralist Grows His Citywide Footprint

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Dixwell | Public art Lucy Gellman | September 7th, 2021

Jaigantic Team Walks Grand Avenue, Courts Fair Haven

Space Lifts Off At District

Xiomarie LaBeija Brings The XL Show To Partners

As Delta Surges, Three New Haven Theaters Move To Vax & Mask Mandate

“Passing Strange” Makes The City Its Stage

Co-Op Gets Into Its Back-To-School Rhythm

Sanctuary Kitchen Builds A Bridge To Afghanistan

Young Klean Needs "Time To Heal"

Arts & Culture | Grief | Music | Newhallville Sam Hadelman | August 25th, 2021

How East Rock Park Changed One Designer's Path

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Design | East Rock Lucy Gellman | August 25th, 2021

With Mobile Market, Common Ground Brings Produce To The People

Artists Team Up To “Vacúnate Fair Haven”

Rahsaan Langley Brings The Party To Hamden

"Forgotten Folklore" Honors The Past, Looks To The Future

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Music Lucy Gellman | August 20th, 2021

A New Film Reimagines The World In A Water Crisis

"Romeo & Juliet" Ices The Beef

A Vaccine Angel Tackles The Delta Variant

Can Pandemic Dollars Close The Racial Wealth Gap?

Karen Dalton Gets Her Due At Cafe Nine

Poetry In The Garden Blooms Into Late Summer

Arts & Culture | Hamden | Hamden Department of Arts & Culture | Poetry & Spoken Word Jamiah Green | August 18th, 2021

Jamiah Green Photos.

How The New Haven Chorale Kept Singing

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Music | New Haven Chorale Lucy Gellman | August 17th, 2021

Ignite The Voice Takes On Youth Mental Health

A recent Zoom session. Ignite The Voice Photo.

In Newhallville, Artists Ignite The Learning Corridor

Puerto Rican Festival Parties On At Criscuolo Park

Horizons Dives Into Water Polo Pilot

COVID-19 | Culture & Community | Education & Youth Julia Rosado | August 15th, 2021

"For The Left Hand" Hits The Right Note At NHDocs

Arts & Culture | Film & Video | NH Docs | Wooster Square Lucy Gellman | August 13th, 2021

In Westville, Many Donuts Serves Up Sweet Nostalgia

PRIDE New Haven Charts A Pandemic-Safe Comeback

College Street, Space Ballroom Move To Vax Requirement

Lucy Gellman File Photo.

Jaigantic Vision Pitched On River Street Walkthrough

Bridgeport Pride Makes A Joyful Return

Beaver Hills Block Party Brings Out The Community

LEAPers Travel The Globe In Summer Showcase

At Nathan Hale, A Masked Moana Knows The Way

Jaigantic Lays Out Vision For River Street, Battles With Breweries

New Haven Reads Pages Through Pandemic Pivot

Julia Rosado Photo.

Lots Of Fish Takes The Sound School Under The Sea

Kristina Sandoval and Madison (Maddie) Hushion on Thursday morning. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Hill Neighbors Weigh In On American Rescue Plan

1,331 Days Later, Nelson Pinos Celebrates His Stay Of Deportation

Nelson Pinos, with his wife Elsa and son Brandon at First and Summerfield United Methodist Church in September 2018. Lucy Gellman Pre-Pandemic File Photo.

Love Steals The Show At Cafe Nine

Arts & Culture | Cafe Nine | Music | Ninth Square Lucy Gellman | August 3rd, 2021

Love'N Co frontwoman Lovelind Richards at Cafe Nine. Lucy Gellman Photo.

New Haven Museum Finds Its Rhythm

Alisa Bowens-Mercado: "I hope, through this display, that it inspires, empowers and encourages people throughout the community." Lucy Gellman Photos.

At Horizons, Art Students Learn To Flip The Script

Alyssa Thomas, a rising freshman at Metropolitan Business Academy, with the artist Aime Mulungula. Mulungula graduated from Hill Regional Career High School in June and is headed to the University of Connecticut in the fall. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Poets, Musicians Sing The Green Into The Weekend

Outdoor Salsa Gets Westville Dancing In The Streets

Phoenix Clare, Nicole Shannon and Ranea Shannon. Lucy Gellman Photos.

New Wooster Square Monument Emerges After Vote

Massaro first presented Indicando la via al futuro (Pointing the Way to the Future) in the July 15 meeting. Screenshot from Zoom.

How A New Haven Artist Found Her Voice

Marsh in her home, which is also her studio, on a recent Monday. Lucy Gellman Photo.

Long Wharf Announces Its Return To The Stage In 2021-2022 Season

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Long Wharf Theatre | Theater Lucy Gellman | July 28th, 2021

With Arts Pop-Up, Climate Activists Sound The Alarm

At Davis Street School, Dance Meets Urban Planning

From left to right: Laila Williams, Brandy Cohens, and Zoe Smith. Lucy Gellman Photos.

What Climate Justice Means To Me

Tap On Whitney Calls And Responds

Arts & Culture | Dance | Hamden | Whitneyville Leah Andelsmith | July 23rd, 2021

Luiza Karnas and Alexis Robbins. Leah Andelsmith Photos and Video.

OUTWorks Brings Pride Back To Bridgeport

"Your Queer Plant Shop" Grows Its New Haven Roots

Your Queer Plant Shop Co-Founders Anika Stewart and Georgina Gross, who are partners in both life and work. Lucy Gellman Photos.

48 Hour Film Project Prepares To Race The Clock

Young Refugees Sculpt Their Way Through Summer Learning

Lower Forms Gets Thrifty On Fountain Street

Julia Rosado Photos.

Hartford-Based Drama Hits The Branford Stage

Anthony Brown as Jamal Green and Jhulenty Delossantos as Dougie Cordova in Steve Driffin's Jamal. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Queer And Christian: Children Of God Find The Light

Leah Andelsmith Photo.

After Pandemic Year, Artists Activate The Green

From left to right: Rafael Ramos, Eddie Padilla, Jose Apache Rivera and Marco Ayuso. Lucy Gellman Photos.

At Read-In, Students And Symphony LEAP Back Into Books

From left to right: counselor Justin Short, Montre Gilliam, Dorian Francis, Emmanuel Alvarez, Karaj Barton, and NHSO operations director John Leibensperger. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Six Visions Pitched For Wooster Square Memorial

"Plants And Insects" Invade The Agricultural Experiment Station

The artists Martha Willette Lewis and Marion Belanger. Ivy Fan Photos.

Intersectional Stargazing: Monica Ong’s "Planetaria"

Detail, Lunar Volvelle. Monica Ong Photo.

In "Paradise," Snowsa Pens A Love Song To The Hill

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Music | The Hill Lucy Gellman | July 15th, 2021

Screenshots from video.

ConnCAT Jazz Brunch Dips Into Music History

BLOOM Grows A Lifestyle Movement In Westville

BACA Artists Pop-Up In Downtown Branford

Branford Arts & Cultural Alliance Photos.

Three Fair Haven Artists Fête Essential Workers

50 Artists Interpret The Power of DNA

Arts & Culture | Kehler Liddell Gallery | Visual Arts | Westville Olivia Gross | July 12th, 2021

Kate Henderson's Mitochondrial Eve. Olivia Gross Photos.

Bailout Gallery Turns Its Eyes To Palestine

Arts & Culture | Bailout Gallery | COVID-19 | Palestine Lucy Gellman | July 9th, 2021

Susan Clinard's Lamentation. Susan Clinard for Bailout Gallery Photo.

Pandemic Plants Propagate A Path To Healing

Saldi (at right) with a customer earlier this year. Lisa Reisman Photo, with permission from the New Haven Independent.

"Diary Disks" Head To City Hall

The Disks on the New Haven Green, where they were briefly before heading to City Hall. Lucy Gellman Photos.

In Year Four, Black And Brown Queer Camp Centers Self-Care

Adrian Huq (in foreground) and Jaeana Bethea. Lucy Gellman Photos.

As Downtown Reopens, Te Amo Thrives On Temple Street

Sonia Salazar on Temple Street. Lucy Gellman Photos.

At Air Temple Arts, The Donner Party Takes Flight

Eva Skewes Photos.

"Brilliant Boba" Shines A Light On Asian Voices

Photo from the panel. Screenshot via YouTube.

Tracey Massey's Road To Art

Tracey Massey in her upstairs studio. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Black Lives Matter Awards Its First Two Scholarships

New Haven Remembers Paul Hammer’s Legacy Of Joy

Chris Randall Photo.

At "Civic Space," Public Calls For Federal Aid To Youth

Roberts, at center. Nia Riles-Mathis and Hyclis Williams are on either side of him. Lucy Gellman Photos.

On World Refugee Day, IRIS Centers Story

Rachel Peet Photos.

Stetson And ConnCAT Play In Summer In Dixwell

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Dixwell | New Haven Free Public Library Lucy Gellman | June 30th, 2021

Top: The drum circle, which included lessons for kids and their families. Bottom: Elaine Peters and Eric Rey were among Saturday's performers. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Pardee-Morris Cooking Demo Goes Heavy On The Herbs

Arts & Culture | Culinary Arts | Lighthouse Point | New Haven Museum Ivy Fan | June 30th, 2021

Nelson with attendees at Sunday's event. Ivy Fan Photos.

Climate Activists Paint A Healthier New Haven

Adrian Huq Photos.

Plaza Murals Grow Downtown's Public Art Footprint

Legend Drag Show Brings Queer History To The Mainstage

Kiki Lucia, who became the host, historian, storyteller and spiritual support during Sunday's show. Lucia's role as emcee included nine costume changes. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Connecticut Storytellers Offer Glimmers of Hope, Spoons of Power

Cynthia Rojas. Leah Andelsmith Photos.

Caribbean Heritage Fest Makes A Bright Return To Goffe Street Park

Patty Deroche (at right) and her daughter. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Moving Towards Love: Four Artists Shape The Future

A screenshot from the panel.

On Washington Avenue, Hill Murals Spring To Life

Hillhouse Track Team Looks To Nationals—And Asks New Haven For Help

Photos courtesy of Michele Moore. At left: Coaches Gary Moore Sr., Darrell Brown, and Michele Moore.

Arts & Ideas Called Out: "Unwarranted Disrespect, Hostility, & Unprofessionalism" Towards Black Musicians

Arts & Culture | Citizen Contributions | International Festival of Arts & Ideas | Music Staff | June 24th, 2021

What Does Climate Justice Look Like To Me?

Hair Show Hails The Crown, Honors Sharon Clemons

Jamie Belton at the Hair & Art Show. Lucy Gellman Photos.

How KC Councilor Drew His Truest Self

The artist on SCSU's campus. Isabel Chenoweth/SCSU Photo.

Make Music Day Sings Its Citywide Return

Arts & Culture | Make Music Day | Musicians | Poetry & Spoken Word Lucy Gellman | June 22nd, 2021

Briana Williams with Clifford Schloss on guitar and Fernanda Franco on keys. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Virtual Juneteenth Keeps The Tradition

Screenshot from ceremony.

Love Reigns At Black Gay Pride

Students Bring Juneteenth To Whalley Avenue

Arts & Anti-racism | Education & Youth | Juneteenth | New Haven Schools Lucy Gellman | June 21st, 2021

Young artist Dominic Brown with SEJ member Vy Tran. Longtime SEJ member Marquise McCullough is in the background. He graduated from Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School last year. Lucy Gellman Photos.

New Haven Voices Open Arts & Ideas

Kennedy of the Kennedy Administration. Lucy Gellman Photos.

"Yerba Bruja" Charts A Path To Healing

Images from the film. Yerba Bruja runs through June 25. The show’s production team includes Agosto, set designer and spirit guide Mercury, choreographer and spirit guide Jeanika Browne-Springer, videographer Nivia Easterling, photographer Maza Monteiro Rey, and sound designer Mashario Brown.

Mayor Vows N-Word Investigation Will Go Public; Activists Push For More Transparency

Culture & Community | Downtown | Education & Youth | New Haven Board Of Education Lucy Gellman | June 17th, 2021

ala ochumare, a co-founder of Black Lives Matter New Haven, and Mayor Justin Elicker. Elicker said that NHPS Superintendent Dr. Iline Tracey told him that the district will be making the investigation public by Monday June 21.

Two "Five Star" Murals Take Shape In Hill

10-year-old Emanuel Diaz, who came out to paint last Saturday. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Activists, Parent Advocates Decry Principal's Use Of The N-Word

ESUMS teacher Kirsten Hopes-McFadden (in the blue) and Nijija-Ife Waters at Tuesday's gathering. Lucy Gellman Photos.

Dixwell Comes Out For "Stetson On The Street"

Olivia Gross Photos.

51 HSC Grads Make History

Arts & Culture | COVID-19 | Education & Youth | High School in the Community Lucy Gellman | June 15th, 2021

Music Haven Gets Back To Its In-Person Rhythm

Liney Kindler Photos.

Envisioning Equity: Building An Enjoyable City For All

Arts & Anti-racism | Arts & Culture | International Festival of Arts & Ideas | Public art Adrian Huq | June 15th, 2021

Top row: John Dankosky, Ian Leung, and Destiny Thomas. Second row: Norman Garrick, Seung Namgoong, ASL Interpreter Anita Benjamin. Bottom: ASL Interpreter Brynn Hickey. Screenshot from the event.