Aching remembrances of a hopeful figure, defiant responses in the face of despair and overdue acknowledgment of marginalized people…
Tag Archives: Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
Stone Ages
A photo essay.
The Peabody Museum calls its new David Friend Hall, opening to the public this Sunday, a “state-of-the-art gem and mineral gallery.” I call it a…
This Week in New Haven (October 17 – 23)
Psst. Spaces known for quiet—libraries, museums, art studios—turn up the volume. …
This Week in New Haven (May 23 – 29)
This week’s all over the map, from New Haven to Hamden to North Haven, and it’s “all over the map,” with a church as a movie theater, a video store as a concert hall, a …
Rack to Rack
Tomorrow, a huge number of local cyclists ride from Rock to Rock.
Most other days of the year, a huge number of local cyclists ride from rack to rack. …
This Week in New Haven (April 18 – 24)
New Haven is full of doom and bloom this week, with the latter winning out thanks to a late surge of wonder, service and grace, plus a flowery festival. …
This Week in New Haven (March 14 – 20)
No matter how you spent parade day yesterday, you lost an hour of potential leisure to Daylight Saving Time. Regain it and then some on Thursday, when the actual St. Patrick’s …
This Week in New Haven (January 18 – 24)
For New Haven, MLK Day today isn’t just a day of rest but a day of new experiences. Actually, so’s the rest of the week, where …
This Week in New Haven (January 11 – 17)
This week, film is pedigreed and music is revelatory, as an oasis springs up on Water Street. …
Power Animals
Round a few corners in downtown New Haven and you’re bound to see a piece of public art. What you’re unlikely to see is a certain category of it: sculptures of animals, or at least the non-…
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