Juneteenth Coalition Makes Unity A Vibe

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  International Festival of Arts & Ideas  |  Juneteenth  |  New Haven Green Abiba Biao | June 19th, 2024

Shayla Streater, Amayah Smith, Nevaé Brightly, Lilah Jackson and Santana Brightly. Abiba Biao Photos.

"Super" John Tournament Keeps His Memory Alive

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  Dixwell  |  Goffe Street Park  |  NXTHVN  |  Public art Lucy Gellman | June 18th, 2024

Pride Month Brings Drag And Delight To The Library

Arts & Culture  |  Books  |  Culture & Community  |  LGBTQ  |  Literacy  |  New Haven Free Public Library  |  New Haven Pride Center  |  Pride Month  |  Westville Lucy Gellman | June 17th, 2024

“Better Than AI" As 120 Co-Op Grads Greet an Artistic Future

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Co-Op High School  |  Downtown  |  Education & Youth  |  New Haven Schools Lucy Gellman | June 16th, 2024

“Amm(i)gone” Finds The Language Between Words

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  LGBTQ  |  Long Wharf Theatre  |  Pride Month  |  Theater Julia Sears | June 14th, 2024

Curtis Brown Photos.

Subversive Sewing: “Stitching the Revolution” Highlights Quilting As Radical Artform

Arts & Culture  |  Crafts  |  Mattatuck Museum  |  Quilting  |  Visual Arts  |  Waterbury Jacquelyn Gleisner | June 14th, 2024

Stitching the Revolution runs through August 25, 2024, at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury. Jacquelyn Gleisner Photos.

A Broken Umbrella Makes (A)Pizza A Family Affair

A Broken Umbrella Theatre Company  |  Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  Food & Drink  |  Food Business  |  Jocelyn Square  |  Pizza Lucy Gellman | June 13th, 2024

Remsen Welsh and Shane Quinn. Lucy Gellman Photos.

LGBTQ+ Youth Conference Puts Empowerment Front & Center

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  LGBTQ  |  New Haven Pride Center  |  Pride Month Lucy Gellman | June 12th, 2024

Jacqueline Soares, Gabby F., Big Freedia, TJ, Khloé Lawson, and Mikayla Williams.

In "Cease," Love N'Co. Probes The Possibility Of Hope

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Culture & Community  |  Music  |  New Haven  |  New Haven Academy  |  Palestine Museum U.S.  |  Woodbridge Grayce Howe | June 11th, 2024

At first, the tone of the song is solemn and intense, with a slow intro that pulsates. A drum rises, overwhelming the audio, and immediately things feel more hopeful. A voice enters the fray.