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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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On Flint Street, Nina Lives

Nelani Mejias Photos.

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Home To Love

Had you stepped out your door on a recent Saturday night, you might have changed your mind and stepped right back inside. But if you pressed on, past the wind and the frigid temperatures, you would have discovered the rewards of love down at Firehouse 12.

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New Haven Feels Bad Bunny

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Harmonica At The Helm, A Joyful Jazz Quartet Pulls Into The MAC

Chris DePino, Dan Klug, Chris Morrison, and Morris Trent. Raheem Nelson Photos.

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Artists Raise The Roof, And Some Funds, In Memory Of One Of Their Own

Jacqueline Buster, who most people know simply as Jackie. "Wherever he is it’s going to be ok," she said. Abiba Biao Photos.

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Hamden Remembers Fatman Scoop A Year Later

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The MixOff: DJs Take Over New Haven

Steve Snaps Photos Courtesy of The MixOff.

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Brooklyn Rider, Co-Op Choose Music

Lucy Gellman Photos.

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The Bitsie Fund Announces 2024 Grantees

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"An Icon & An Inspiration," As Hamden Prepares To Honor Fatman Scoop

Fatman Scoop performing Friday night, before suffering a medical emergency on stage. Danielle Campbell Photos.

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In Edgewood Park, Seeing Sounds Hits Its Stride

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Farayi Quartet Kicks Off MAC Jazz Series

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Young Musicians Take A Page From The Pros

American Modern Opera Company musicians Jonny Allen, Doug Balliett, and and Miranda Cuckson (left to right) in Danielle Storey's chorus class at Wilbur Cross High School. Photos Kapp Singer.

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NHSO Plays On, Even As Strike Threat Looms

Maestro Alasdair Neale and musicians of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra at the organization's opening concert earlier this year. Lucy Gellman File Photo.

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New Haven Helped Him Find His Rhythm

Escoffrey (at stage right) plays at the Shubert Theatre in downtown New Haven during a concert from Monty Alexander in April 2022. Maya McFadden/New Haven Independent File Photo.

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With "The Uplift Project," A Young Artist Takes Flight

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"We Are All Human"

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In "Nightmare," Kolton Harris Takes On Armchair Activism

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At Cafe Nine, Grand Prix Spotlights Black Futures

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Rohn Lawrence Is Sent Off In Song At Toad's Place

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"This Holy Grail Of Black Musicianship:" Rohn Lawrence Passes On

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After BLM Silencing, Choral Censorship Battle Reaches National Stage

A screen shot from Melanie Cometa's video, the final version of which is embedded below.

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Kallos Makes Storytime A Musical Affair

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Make Music Day Sings Its Citywide Return

Briana Williams with Clifford Schloss on guitar and Fernanda Franco on keys. Lucy Gellman Photos.

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Movimiento Cultural Afro-Continental Keeps The Beat

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Two Musicians Mine The Moment

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Chad Browne-Springer Reminds Listeners To Breathe

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Musicians Rally For Marco

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