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The schooner Quinnipiack

Sound It Out

The word “flagship” gets used loosely a lot, to mean “the most important one of a bunch of things.” But if you’re a centuries-old city which takes great pride in...

Sound It Out

The word “flagship” gets used loosely a lot, to mean “the most important one of a bunch of things.” But if you’re a centuries-old city which takes great pride in...

Jonathan Gibbons, owner of Fryborg

Lord of the Fries

One look at the cute angular cartons heaping with glistening, golden-brown “frites” (Belgian-style fries) or the Grilled Fluffernutter with Bacon sandwiches in the hands of blissful customers, and it’s clear...

Lord of the Fries

One look at the cute angular cartons heaping with glistening, golden-brown “frites” (Belgian-style fries) or the Grilled Fluffernutter with Bacon sandwiches in the hands of blissful customers, and it’s clear...

Beyond the New Township, New Haven Museum

Fair and Square

When the curators at New Haven Museum put its elaborate new exhibit Beyond the New Township: Wooster Square together, they were literally playing with blocks. One of the interactive aspects...

Fair and Square

When the curators at New Haven Museum put its elaborate new exhibit Beyond the New Township: Wooster Square together, they were literally playing with blocks. One of the interactive aspects...

Brains at the Cushing Center

Brain Trust

If you’re near the Yale Medical School Library and have a few moments, you might consider a trip to see the brains. Yes, actual brains, about 450 of them, in...

Brain Trust

If you’re near the Yale Medical School Library and have a few moments, you might consider a trip to see the brains. Yes, actual brains, about 450 of them, in...

Pop & Op at Artspace

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...

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...

New Haven Symphony Orchestra

The Show Must Go On

For years, the New Haven Symphony Orchestra produced an outdoor concert series in New Haven parks. These elaborate shows, as many as nine per summer, came to feature celebrity performers...

The Show Must Go On

For years, the New Haven Symphony Orchestra produced an outdoor concert series in New Haven parks. These elaborate shows, as many as nine per summer, came to feature celebrity performers...