Driving along Whitney Avenue on a clear morning, you might see a mysterious flash off to the west, just over the Hamden border. …
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Producers
If you frequent New Haven’s Ninth Square, you’ve probably noticed it: an Orange Street space with tall, wide windows that’s very quiet unless it’s very not. …
Fixer-Uppers
In a warehouse strung up with Christmas lights, John Martin is drinking coffee, listening to Drake and doing surgery. …
Flora and Fauna
After a cold, wet spring, B&B Flower Farm seems ready for summer. The rain has helped, leaving the sloping lawn so green it looks photoshopped.
“B&B” stands for Bob and Barbara, as in…
Dinner Service
Just north of the city green, on Temple Street, the Center Church Parish House is a handsome two-story brick building, with chalk-white detailing and an imposing air.
But it’s actually quite welcoming. …
Stop and Go
Downtown New Haven is known for its walkability, but it’s not considered particularly drivable. …
Spring Water
Have you ever wanted to stand with one foot on either side of a waterfall?
For most notable falls, that wouldn’t be possible without really long legs. But…
Worship and Peace
Paul Hammer once told a new friend he was a Quaker. The friend was surprised, Hammer recalls. “‘You mean there are still real live Quakers among us?’ As if we were a historical relic.” …
Petalworking
Spring has come, and flowers are blooming. Yards and medians bob with daffodils, and the cherry blossom trees in Wooster Square are budding, promising petal showers any moment. …
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