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This Week in New Haven (January 1 - 7)
Welcome to 2018, whose first week offers chances to burn holiday calories and celebrate local dramatic, aural and visual artistry. Monday, January 1 – New Year’s DayBenefiting the Elm City...
This Week in New Haven (January 1 - 7)
Welcome to 2018, whose first week offers chances to burn holiday calories and celebrate local dramatic, aural and visual artistry. Monday, January 1 – New Year’s DayBenefiting the Elm City...
This New Year‘s in New Haven
New Year’s Eve is Sunday, but the time to make a plan is now. Here are 17 things to do in New Haven on the biggest party night of the...
This New Year‘s in New Haven
New Year’s Eve is Sunday, but the time to make a plan is now. Here are 17 things to do in New Haven on the biggest party night of the...
This Week in New Haven (December 25 - 31)
“The most wonderful time of the year,” as the late crooner Andy Williams described it, is almost over. Some final ways to enjoy it: Monday, December 25 – Christmas As...
This Week in New Haven (December 25 - 31)
“The most wonderful time of the year,” as the late crooner Andy Williams described it, is almost over. Some final ways to enjoy it: Monday, December 25 – Christmas As...
Bright Spots
It may be cold and dark out, but there are lots of bright spots—especially on the big tree in the middle of the lower green. Merry Christmas, and happy holidays—...
Bright Spots
It may be cold and dark out, but there are lots of bright spots—especially on the big tree in the middle of the lower green. Merry Christmas, and happy holidays—...
Temple on Temple
Evangelos Topalidis wants to cook for you. You should want him to cook for you, too. The passionate chef-owner of newish Greek eatery Kalimera speaks of food as sustenance not...
Temple on Temple
Evangelos Topalidis wants to cook for you. You should want him to cook for you, too. The passionate chef-owner of newish Greek eatery Kalimera speaks of food as sustenance not...
Old Flame
“Don’t burn the candle at both ends,” people started telling each other in the 1700s. Back then, it was a more literal warning not to squander precious resources, conceived at...
Old Flame
“Don’t burn the candle at both ends,” people started telling each other in the 1700s. Back then, it was a more literal warning not to squander precious resources, conceived at...