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Arts Paper

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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Hillhouse Finds Its Back-To-School Rhythm

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Jazz Underground Makes Tuesday Night Sing

Shaunda Holloway Photos.

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Bright Young Artist BODHI Shines at Cafe Nine

"This is a very emotional song, so it might get a little loud in here,” BODHI said to a cheer from the audience before diving into their 2022 song "Pretty Lies.” Their voice floated over the swirling, groovy melodies of the keyboards, creating an infectious sound that absorbed the audience. All throughout Cafe Nine, people danced and nodded their heads to the rhythm, drawn in by the sound.

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At Stamp Unveiling, A Civil Rights Champion Remembered

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Rich Arts Collective Lifts Off

From left to right: Charlie Rich, Rania Das, IfeMichelle Gardin, Thabisa Rich, Dr. Hanan Hameen-Diop, Kim Weston and Malakhi Eason. Lisa Kaston Photos.

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Under Electric Stars

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Five N' Change Brings The Bluegrass To Best Video

Kapp Singer Photos.

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Young Voices Lifted At "Youth Resilience" Showcase

Amir Glenn Jr.: Contemplative and melancholic. Kamini Purushothaman Photos.

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Still A Vibe, Seeing Sounds Grows Its Sonic Footprint

Nehway and band members performing a little past 2 p.m. on Saturday. The festival in full ran for over eight hours, with over a dozen musical acts. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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A Musician Springs From West Haven High School

Photo Courtesy Daniel Sai Velez.

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