Arts Council of Greater New Haven Blog

Ryan Sands Trio Gets The MAC In A Groove

Arts & Culture  |  Jazz  |  Milford  |  Milford Arts Council  |  Music  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Amelia Stefanovics | March 8th, 2023

Amelia Stefanovics Photos.

Pops Performance Puts Black History In Perfect Harmony

Arts & Culture  |  Black History Month  |  Culture & Community  |  Kehler Liddell Gallery  |  Music  |  Music Haven  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Makeda Murray | February 17th, 2023

Makeda Murray Photos.

SCSU Student Finds Medicine In The Music

Arts & Culture  |  Beaver Hills  |  Music  |  Public Health  |  Southern Connecticut State University  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Abiba Biao | January 13th, 2023

Abiba Biao Photos.

Capoeira Esperança Brings Brazil To Dixwell Avenue

Arts & Anti-racism  |  Arts & Culture  |  Capoeira  |  Culture & Community  |  Dixwell  |  Dixwell Community Q House  |  Education & Youth  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Makeda Murray | January 3rd, 2023

Two Artists Breathe Brightness Into Mitchell Library

Arts & Culture  |  New Haven Free Public Library  |  Visual Arts  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Abiba Biao | December 9th, 2022

Artist Kathleen DeMeo at an opening of the show last week. Abiba Biao Photos.

On Main Street, BACA Gets Into The Winter Spirit

Arts & Culture  |  Branford  |  Branford Arts & Cultural Alliance  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Amelia Stefanovics | December 6th, 2022

 Amelia Stefanovics Photos.

With Music Flowing, Rehabbed Environmental Center Opens In East Rock Park

East Rock  |  Education  |  Education & Youth  |  Monk Youth Jazz  |  Music  |  New Haven Parks  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Abiba Biao | November 29th, 2022

Marcella Monk Flake, executive director of the Monk Youth Jazz & STEAM Collective. Abiba Biao Photos. 

Comic & Collectible Spectacular Grows Its Footprint

Annex  |  Arts & Culture  |  Comics  |  Culture & Community  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Caleb Crumlish | November 29th, 2022

Mike DeCarlo traced his blue pencil over the page. Stroke by stroke, the pointy hair and wicked scowl of Sideshow Bob, the high-cultured villain from The Simpsons, began to manifest under his pencil tip. First the light blue pencil for sketching the general shape, then a charcoal one for the defined linework he’s so known for.

Branford Poets, Artists Celebrate The Land

Arts & Culture  |  Branford  |  Branford Arts & Cultural Alliance  |  Branford Land Trust  |  Environment  |  Nature  |  Youth Arts Journalism Initiative Amelia Stefanovics | November 15th, 2022