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Racing Extinction screen cap

This Week in New Haven (March 28 - April 3)

Two deep, extended festivals kick off this week. Meantime, a third fest teases us with an advance engagement, and a festive time for New Haven’s food explorers gets underway. Monday,...

This Week in New Haven (March 28 - April 3)

Two deep, extended festivals kick off this week. Meantime, a third fest teases us with an advance engagement, and a festive time for New Haven’s food explorers gets underway. Monday,...

Under Construction

Under Construction

“We are taking the town out of the 18th century and projecting it into the 21st.” Even for a politician, that was a hyperbolic way of casting New Haven’s urban...

Under Construction

“We are taking the town out of the 18th century and projecting it into the 21st.” Even for a politician, that was a hyperbolic way of casting New Haven’s urban...

Bouquet of Rosa

Bouquet of Rosa

As secularism ticks up, particularly among millennials, many Christian congregations in Connecticut have been shrinking. But for more than a decade, the Saint Rose of Lima Church, often shorthanded as...

Bouquet of Rosa

As secularism ticks up, particularly among millennials, many Christian congregations in Connecticut have been shrinking. But for more than a decade, the Saint Rose of Lima Church, often shorthanded as...

Baub Bidon

Spit It Out

Baub Bidon believes there’s a gap between “the young and the wise generations.” The latter, he says, looks at the former and thinks, “‘These kids are bad these days,’” while...

Spit It Out

Baub Bidon believes there’s a gap between “the young and the wise generations.” The latter, he says, looks at the former and thinks, “‘These kids are bad these days,’” while...

No Lifeguard by Penny Cook

This Week in New Haven (March 21 - 27)

The world comes to New Haven this week, as European, Asian, Latin American, Middle Eastern and Asian-Pacific concerns are expressed in diverse and compelling ways, and as diversity itself gets...

This Week in New Haven (March 21 - 27)

The world comes to New Haven this week, as European, Asian, Latin American, Middle Eastern and Asian-Pacific concerns are expressed in diverse and compelling ways, and as diversity itself gets...

Coogan Pavilion, Edgewood Park, New Haven

Open Invitation

A photo essay. Coogan Pavilion hasn’t always looked so sharp, though it’s always had sharp features. Erected in 1961, the tall triangular building at the top of Edgewood Park, named...

Open Invitation

A photo essay. Coogan Pavilion hasn’t always looked so sharp, though it’s always had sharp features. Erected in 1961, the tall triangular building at the top of Edgewood Park, named...