As presentations pique our interest, there’s music by a Beach and music by a beach, plus lots of art.
Monday, July 23
Matthew Bogdanos, a Manhattan assistant district attorney tasked with clamping down on the illegal antiquities trade, comes to …
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This Week in New Haven (July 23 – 29)
Floating Boats
A clement breeze sails off the Quinnipiac River, lifting Natalie Coe’s pink hair. On the back porch of the Waucoma Yacht Club, New Haven’s oldest Quinnipiac River establishment, a few of the club’s longtime members are enjoying the summer afternoon. …
Screenings Call
There’s an old-timey, drive-in feel to the announcement about “the terrific taste of an ice-cold Pepsi” before a movie at the Criterion. …
This Week in New Haven (July 16 – 22)
Women of special note open and close a week filled with insights into both nature and humanity. …
City Life
A photo essay. To view all 11 images, check out the email version.
The population of New Haven is about 130,000.
Or is it? …
On the Line
By now, you’ve probably heard about the new rail line to Hartford, which took its first run on June 16, and its features: frequent trains to Hartford, Springfield and several other towns with a price tag of just $8 from …
Making Merry
Nothing says summer quite like a cone full of soft serve from an old-fashioned drive-up ice cream joint. …
This Week in New Haven (July 9 – 15)
This week’s menu features seasonal outdoor pleasures chased by beer, beer and more beer. …
Mouth-Watering
There’s something elemental about eating oysters by the sea, as if you plucked your dinner from the brine. …
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