Does the presence of numerous legends promise a legendary week in New Haven? We’re about to find out. …
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Hidden Depths
Lake Saltonstall is hiding in plain sight, even though it’s about as long as the city of New Haven. …
This Week in New Haven (June 11 – 17)
Green things—like capital, a soccer pitch, a farm and, of course, city and town greens—color this week in New Haven. …
Creatures’ Comfort
What could be cuter than a pile of puppies? Just two weeks old, this litter of eight—mostly black with little brown snouts and paws—are trying to sleep. …
Glass Action
A cold draft runs from the wide open garage door at the back of Ray Mathews’s glassblowing studio through the door in the front shop. But closer to the 2,000-degree gas-fired furnace, it’s plenty warm. …
This Week in New Haven (December 18 – 24)
The sounds of the season—blown through bassoons and concertinas, strung through guitars and violins, channeled through effects pedals and car radios—reach the top of their annual crescendo. …
This Week in New Haven (October 9 – 15)
A harvest dance, a visual arts bonanza, kids in costumes and other local October staples highlight a week that’s busy and dynamic even by New Haven standards. …
This Week in New Haven (July 24 – 30)
Walls of sound, stone and art—also brains—shape this week in New Haven. …
Roll-in’ on the River
In summer, the search for a great leisure-time lobster roll becomes a serious business. The classic seaside sandwich is a point of obsession for some, but for Arlene and Nick Crismale, it’s something more: a way of life. …
This Week in New Haven (July 3 – 9)
Red, white and blue, plus paint, dogs and Hawaiian prints, help color this week in New Haven. …
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