Arts Council of Greater New Haven Blog

A Joyful "Lion King Jr." Brings Pride Rock To Nathan Hale

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Culture & Community  |  Education & Youth  |  Musical Theater  |  Nathan Hale School  |  New Haven Public Schools  |  Summer camp Lucy Gellman | July 27th, 2022

On Juneteenth, A Newhallville Champion Receives Her Due

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Community Heroes  |  Culture & Community  |  International Festival of Arts & Ideas  |  Juneteenth  |  Newhallville Lucy Gellman | June 20th, 2022

An Emerging Composer Comes To The Festival Main Stage

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Education  |  Educational Center for the Arts  |  International Festival of Arts & Ideas  |  Music  |  Neighborhood Music School  |  New Haven Symphony Orchestra  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Makeda Murray | June 10th, 2022

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

New Haven Chorale Takes On Sweeping "Sacred Service"

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  East Rock  |  Music  |  New Haven Chorale Lucy Gellman | June 9th, 2022

"Community Cultivator" Award Blooms In Sharon Clemons' Memory

Arts & Culture  |  Black-owned businesses  |  COVID-19  |  Culture & Community  |  Economic Development  |  Westville Lucy Gellman | June 1st, 2022

Darbar India Makes Pandemic Moves In Branford

Arts & Culture  |  Branford  |  COVID-19  |  Economic Development  |  Food Business  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Amelia Stefanovics | May 31st, 2022

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

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

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Co-Op High School  |  Education & Youth  |  New Haven Public Schools  |  Theater Lucy Gellman | May 6th, 2022

Wooster Square (Cherry) Blossoms Into Spring

Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  Wooster Square  |  YAJI Spring 2022  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Lily Sutton | April 27th, 2022

Teresa Joseph and her daughter. Lily Sutton Photos.

A Food Justice Advocate Grows CitySeed's Footprint

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  COVID-19  |  CitySeed  |  Culinary Arts  |  Economic Development  |  Food Business  |  Food Justice Lucy Gellman | March 1st, 2022