These days, no local bandwagon seems to be moving faster than the one full of pickleball players. (more…)
Clean and Light
Early on in the pandemic, when “we were washing our hands constantly,” Annabelle Hutchinson decided to make soap for her friends and family. She started with online tutorials and experimented from there, discovering the joy of being “creative in a hands-on way”—an energizing contrast to her more abstract work as a PhD candidate in Political […]
Lyme Light
The term “mRNA vaccine” has entered the public lexicon since the rollout of COVID vaccines late in 2020. But the technology has other applications as well (more…)
Sticky Situation
New Year’s resolutions can be tough to muster in the midst of a pandemic, when planning for the future itself seems fraught. But professional organizer Lauren Hass sees this time as an opportunity. (more…)
Formative Experience
What do you picture when you think of tai chi? Shirley Chock thinks she knows: a group of senior citizens practicing slow movements in a park. But that’s just “a tiny sliver of what it’s about,” Chock says. (more…)
Body and Building
At New Haven Pilates in Erector Square, Krista Rea trains her students to pay attention to their bodies as they work out on (more…)
Row House
It’s a great time to take your boat out on the harbor, and thanks to the Canal Dock Boathouse’s fleet of kayaks, single shells, double shells, a four-seater, an eight-seater and a 10-person dragon boat that calls to mind a Viking ship, you don’t even have to own the boat. (more…)