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

At STEAM Summer Camp, Students Learn From One Of Their Own

Arts & Culture  |  Education & Youth  |  Monk Youth Jazz  |  Westville Lucy Gellman | July 21st, 2022

Students Stroll To College In HBCU Senior Sendoff

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Education & Youth  |  History  |  Newhallville  |  Science Park Danielle Campbell | July 20th, 2022

Shubert Summer Camp Celebrates 10 Years

Arts & Culture  |  Co-Op High School  |  Education & Youth  |  Film & Video  |  Musical Theater  |  Shubert Theatre  |  Visual Arts Lucy Gellman | July 19th, 2022

In "Lost Girl," FUSE Marks A Return To The Stage

Arts & Culture  |  ArtsWest CT  |  Education & Youth  |  FUSE Theatre of CT  |  Theater  |  West Haven Lucy Gellman | July 18th, 2022

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

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Downtown  |  Education & Youth  |  Indigenous rights  |  Lotta Studios  |  Photography  |  Westville  |  Westville Renaissance Arts (WRVA) Lucy Gellman | July 15th, 2022

At NXTHVN, Young Voices Lead The Way

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Education & Youth  |  NXTHVN  |  Visual Arts Al Larriva-Latt | July 8th, 2022

From Kabul To New Haven, A Story Of Resilience

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Education & Youth  |  Metropolitan Business Academy  |  New Haven Public Schools  |  Refugees  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Atlas Salter | July 4th, 2022

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.