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As the editorially independent arm of The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, the Arts Paper seeks to celebrate, explore, and investigate the fine, visual, performing and culinary arts in and around New Haven.

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Library Gets Loud & Lets The Good Times Roll

The moment guests stepped through the doorway, the library transformed. Instead of snugly packed shelves, bright lights danced across the walls in green and purple hues. Party masks and gem-colored beads lingered on the tables. Music sailed through the room, with silky-smooth vocals that got the house on its feet. As they mingled, guests found themselves sharing stories of their New Haven Free Public Library, their voices rising and falling in the normally-hushed space.

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At The New Haven Pride Center, A Beloved Community Leader To Step Down

Soto at the Pride Center's former home in the basement of 84 Orange Street. Lucy Gellman File Photo.

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Wilbur Cross Finds Wonder(land) In The Chaos

Zara Baden-Eversman as Alice. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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New Dimension Project Honors Trailblazers

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"We Keep Each Other Safe:" Meet The Youth Fighting For New Haven's Immigrants

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In Yale Visit, Ryan Reynolds & Shawn Levy Center Collaboration

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ECA Students Ride The Fourth Wave Into "The Feminist Theatre Project"

Skylar Dunn and Lucy Gardner in "The Feminist Theatre Project." Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Sights Set On Washington, Hillhouse Band Asks Community For Help

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“Spoken Word Magic” Brings Poetry, Power, & Ancestral Connection To NXTHVN

From left: Jeremiah Craggett as Jeremiah Black, Jonah Craggett as Johan Black, Brandon Hutchinson as Alfira, and Gail Staggers as the narrator performing the first episode of the audiodrama “Haus of Black” at NXTHVN. Aster Rhys Photos.

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New Haven Theater Company Takes A Leap Of Faith

Marty Tucker as Pastor Paul in The Christians. New Haven Theater Company presents Lucas Hnath’s The Christians at EBM Vintage, 839 Chapel St. in downtown New Haven, from Thursday, Feb. 27 through Saturday March 8. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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