Now that the International Festival of Arts & Ideas is over, you’d think things would be quiet this week. But it’s still summer, which means (more…)
Tag Archives: The Outer Space
This Week in New Haven (April 21 – 27)
The city hits an impressive stride this week with four of its annual keystone cultural events happening in as many days. The first of them is distinctively artisanal and intellectual; the (more…)
This Week in New Haven (March 17 – 23)
Winter hands the baton to spring this Thursday, heralding warmth, color and vitality. St. Patrick’s Day gets those vibes going a little early with music and good cheer, which are (more…)
This Week in New Haven (December 23 – 29)
Christmas falls right in the middle of the week this year, with a handful of belated holiday goings-on helping it last through the weekend. Music, lights, big meals and cookies: ’tis the season. (more…)
Poetic License
If you’ve ever caught a Wednesday open mic night at The Space performance complex, 37-year-old performance poet Devlin Grunloh likely closed out the evening, reading just before last call. In 10 years, Grunloh has (more…)
Big Bang
The Space—the rare all-ages concert stage that can attract national acts, and even rarer for being in the middle of Connecticut—just sort of happened. The venue, which serves food and non-alcoholic beverages, occupies the center of an industrial lot off Treadwell Avenue in Hamden. The much-glitzier The Outer Space and Spaceland Ballroom (pictured above during […]
This Week in New Haven (August 19 – 25)
Change is nearly constant this week. A major new railroad station officially opens as the field of women’s tennis stars at the New Haven Open at Yale narrows daily. Long Wharf hosts a radical reimagining of a classic play in the midst of freshman orientations at colleges around the city, and a music festival that’s […]
This Week in New Haven (July 29 – August 4)
We gracefully leave an erratic July and acclimate to August. It has already turned abruptly cooler, and with the school year starting at the end of the month, you’ll see more activity on the streets than in recent weeks. College-friendly bands are already on tour. You’ll detect a bit of a folk-music vibe this week […]
This Week in New Haven (July 22 – 28)
Magical comedy, disco nostalgia, mandolin modernists, a Tennessee Williams play set in Tokyo, bonsai trees at a literacy event… we’ve entered the fantastical netherworld of July in New Haven. Anything can happen, from read-ins to art installations (including Pop & Op at Artspace, pictured above) to the reappearance of ’70s icons Eddie Money and KC […]
This Week in New Haven (July 1 – 7)
Independence is where it’s at this week in New Haven. Out of the thrall of the interconnected and overwhelming International Festival of Arts & Ideas, which ended Saturday, the city is once again a far-flung and random grab bag of cultural delights. Yes, there are fewer events overall than when a festival is in town, […]
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