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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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"You Are Not Alone In Your Grief:" Statewide AAPI Community Mourns Monterey Park

From left to right: Vannak Seng, of the Cambodian Buddhist Society of Connecticut; Angela Rola, founding director of the University of Connecticut's Asian American Cultural Center; State Sen. Tony Hwang; State Sen. MD Rahman; and Khadija Shaikh. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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

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A Human Rights Champion Gets Her Due

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Heaven, Hell, And What Lies Between

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In LGBTQ+ Youth Crisis, Who Fills The Gap?

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Orice Jenkins Keeps The Spirit of Jazz Alive

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Chip McCabe’s Pandemic Plan

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Dancers Keep Moving Through COVID-19

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Arts Army Rallies To Keep Music Haven In State Budget

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Why 'Cry It Out' Is More Than Mama Drama

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Rachel Alderman Gets Ready To "Cry It Out"

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Hartford Stage Rolls Into Its New Season

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A Living Bridge for an Abused River

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“Same Struggle, Same Fight:” May Day In Hartford

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Tourism Caucus Gets Its ACT Together

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20 Years In, Queer Royalty Get Ready To Party

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A Poet’s Love Letter to Her Voice

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Third Women's March Goes In On Policy

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Arts To Tourism Caucus: Include Us, Too

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Rashmi’s Urban Archaeological Dig

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Union “Family” Sings Its Way Into Women’s March

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Nutcracker, The Remix

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Artists Work To Get Out The VOTE

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Lawyers To ICE: Free Nelson. Now.

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Lamont To Nonprofits: I’m Your Guy

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Out On The Big Screen

“I always consider the establishment of the Connecticut LGBT Film Festival at Cinestudio to be one of the most important moments in the long history of the theater,” said studio founder James Hanley. All Photos Courtesy of the 31st annual LGBT Film Festival.

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State Preservationists Get A Peek At “NXTHVN”

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Humanities Flex A Legislative Muscle

Clockwise, from top: Connecticut State Librarian Kendall F. Wiggin, David Green of the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County, NEMA Director of Engagement Meg Winikates, and Connecticut League of History Organizations Executive Director Laurie P Lamarre. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Voices From The March For Our Lives

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“Enough Is Enough!” Comes To The Capitol

Students came out from all corners of the state for the march. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Stories From The March

Tracy Carter: “I’m here because women rock, I’m here for women’s rights.” Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Resistance Choir Can’t Keep “Quiet”

Artist Ana Henriques, with members Shirley Louise-May, Catherine Bailey, and Ann Wiley in the background. Lucy Gellman Photo.

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Collaborative Eyes Its NEXT Chapter

John Dankosky interviews Mike Mathis of MGM at the construction site of a resort casino in downtown Springfield, Mass. NEXT Producer Andrea Muraskin records the conversation. Photo by Ryan Caron King for NENC.

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“Heroes & Icons” Hits The Capitol

Lucy Gellman Photos.

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