Quinnipiac was the name first given to the land that, on September 1, 1640, became known instead by English settlers as New Haven. Like its earliest moniker, only traces remain of the artifacts and histories of the city’s first people, …
Tag Archives: Guilford
This Week in New Haven (October 4 – 10)
Experimental jazz fills more than one indoor space while outdoor harbingers of Halloween benefit from eerily pleasant weather. …
House of Repute
A few blocks from the Guilford Town Green, stately houses line quiet streets. Most have wide, sprawling lawns. Some have barns behind them, long since converted into garages or sheds. Many are quite old, from the Victorian era or …
Trail Spin
Every now and then, geographically diminutive Connecticut manages to outdistance the country. We’ll be doing that this weekend when…
Clear Head
The 60.8-mile Mattabesett Trail takes a circuitous route from Middletown to Berlin—just eight miles as the crow flies. …
Inner Circles
What happens when you walk a labyrinth? “Sometimes, nothing!” Bill Ludwig says with a laugh. …
This Week in New Haven (December 2 – 8)
Parties, arts and a party for the arts set the holiday season alight. …
This Week in New Haven (October 21 – 27)
It’s the normal extraordinary mix of cultural depths and delights—until the weekend, when, with Halloween less than a week away, the delights become paranormal. …
This Week in New Haven (August 5 – 11)
The week ahead is a good teacher, whose subjects include horticulture and geek culture plus local wines and local pizza.
Monday, August 5
In concert with Docunight, whose mission is to illuminate Iran through the medium of film, Sterling Memorial …
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