A walk down Chapel Street, from downtown to Fair Haven, transports you on a grand, centuries-spanning odyssey from commerce to industry to nature. It involves newness and decay, giant buildings and holes in the ground, major cross streets, tracks and …
Diehard New Haven pedestrians and dedicated downtowners know the secret: Perk up with parks.
A few minutes on a quiet bench near some well-coiffed shrubbery can do wonders for your urban mood.…
Sex and God at Yale, Vicky and The Vengents at Café Nine, The Cat and the Canary at Lyric Hall, “Sonn und Schild” at Bethesda Lutheran Church. It’s the usual fun & frolic in New Haven.
Monday, October 22…
It’s a relatively peaceful time of the season, so it’s fitting that this week in New Haven begins with a series of peace-promoting gatherings and ends with a pleasant stroll through an historic house, though there are plenty of laughs, …
Despite the occasional frosty dip in the temperatures these past few weeks, Spring has assuredly sprung. New Haveners are strolling about the city parks again. Jogging. Bounding. Playing fetch with their pets.
They’re also finding nice comfortable spots on benches …
Monday, March 19
Australian animator Dennis Tupicoff screens and discusses some of his short films, including Dance of Death (a crass TV variety show hosted by “Don Death”), The Darra Dogs (Tupicoff’s memories of childhood pets), His Mother’s Voice (a …
It’s a rare chance to see two reimaginings of a Shakespeare classic in a single week. …
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