With the arrival of spring, we are thrilled to be working with the incredible local produce and seasonal crops that our area has to offer. At The Shipwright’s Daughter, we are passionate about showcasing these fresh ingredients in our dishes, and we can't wait to share them with you. On April 20th, we’ll be serving […]

Through October 5, 2025 Martha Diamond is among the most perceptive painters of the last five decades. Her work’s formal concision and painterly bravado reflect an inner dialogue with Martin Beck: ... for hours, days, or weeks at a time explores the methods and means through which environments are captured, compressed, and represented. Using drawing, sound, […]

Join us on Easter, Sunday April 20th, 2025 from 12pm-6pm Menu and details   

Every 4 weeks on Sunday, 1-2pm We invite families to join us for folktales, myths, and exciting stories from around the world that highlight objects in the collection and inspire children of all ages to view art in new ways.  No registration required; meet by the couches in the Gallery lobby. For more information

Wiener Schnitzel Veal, peas, brown butter, potatoes, herbs Jaegar Schnitzel Pork, mushroom gravy, crispy potatoes, herbs Eggplant Katsu Crispy eggplant, rice, cucumber salad, broccoli, katsu sauce $20 Schnitzels Happy hour drinks all night Sunday 4:30 – 8pm For more information

Capitol Information and Tours at the Connecticut State Capitol is operated by the League of Women Voters of Connecticut Education Fund and sponsored by the Joint Committee on Legislative Management, Connecticut General Assembly. General tourist information centers are located outside room 101 in the State Capitol and on the first floor, west entrance in the […]

The Yale-New Haven Regular Singing has been gathering since January 2010 to sing hymns, fuging tunes, and anthems from the Sacred Harp and other collections of shape-note music. We meet from 7 to 9 pm three times a month in New Haven: on second and fourth Tuesdays in room 106 of Yale’s Stoeckel Hall (469 […]

Free & Open to the Public Limited Seating Available Eric Velasquez is an illustrator who lives and works in New York. He was born in Spanish Harlem, the son of Afro-Puerto Rican parents, and attended the High School of Art and Design. He earned his BFA from the School of Visual Arts and also studied […]

Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 12:00pm Olin Library, Gribbel Reading Room 202A Free and open to the public   Graduate students in music Ethan Schwartz (banjo) and Emma Mistele (piano) present a noontime concert of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century works for five-string banjo by British composers. Ethan is a doctoral student in ethnomusicology and Emma is a master’s […]

Honoring Torkwase Dyson Chrissie Iles & Meg Onli Mary Whitten & Jack Whitten (in memoriam) Salute Victoria Rogers Toasters Saidiya Hartman Beatriz Cifuentes & Min Sun Jeon Melvin Edwards Saluter Anne Pasternak 6:30 to 8:00PM – Cocktails and Canapés 6:30 to 10:30PM – Silent Art Auction 8:00PM – Seated Dinner and Toasts 9:30 to 10:30PM […]

Thomas Halaczinsky A documentary in production Plum Island, located just 1.5 miles off Orient Point on the eastern tip of Long Island’s North Fork and 9 miles as the crow flies from the Connecticut shore, is most likely one of the most mysterious islands on the Eastern Seaboard. For more than 100 years, the 840-acre […]

Eelgrass is vital for marine life, water quality, and climate resilience. Using the SEAS method (Seeds of Eelgrass Attached to Shellfish), we will carefully glue hundreds of eelgrass seeds to live clam shells on Wednesday, April 23. Sign up as a volunteer and be part of this important restoration effort! Date & Time Slots Wednesday, April 23, […]

Typical considerations about rapid evolution and its importance in structuring the world around us emphasize situations where evolution is causing rapid changes in organisms and environments.  Hendry contends that the primary role of evolution is in resisting change. Evolution is why organisms look the same not just across years and decades but across centuries and millennia. […]

Join us for the opening lecture for the exhibition J. M. W. Turner: Romance and Reality on Wednesday, April 23, 5:30–6:30 pm ET. Lucinda Lax, Curator of Paintings and Sculpture, will explore the riches of the museum’s Turner holdings, the most comprehensive in North America. All are welcome to celebrate Turner’s 250th birthday with coffee, tea, and cake […]

In connection with the Yale Center for British Art’s exhibition J. M. W. Turner: Romance and Reality, award-winning contemporary poets read their original works inspired by an object they selected from the exhibition. Please note that space is limited. This program is made possible through the generosity of the Terry F. Green 1969 Fund for British […]

New London County Historical Society, Lyman Allyn Art Museum and Thames River Heritage Park Foundation are pleased to present the 2025 lecture series – Seeds of Revolution on the Thames and Beyond. Events that seeded discontent and revolution along with the social, cultural, political, economic and ecological influences and their impact and influence on life […]

After nearly two decades at the helm of Woolsey Hall, Maestro William Boughton conducts his final concert as the Music Director of the Yale Symphony Orchestra. John Mauceri, the legendary former Music Director of the Orchestra who served from 1968-1973, returns to conduct “What Love Tells Me” from Mahler’s Third Symphony — a staggering and profound affirmation of […]

Join Hill-Stead Museum on Thursday, April 24th at 6pm for the  Theodate Pope Riddle Women in Architecture and Design Award. This year, the award is presented to Mikyoung Kim, FASLA. This award recognizes women who have made a significant contribution to design excellence and the advancement of women in the fields of architecture and design. […]

Vines LOVE Italy.  Although 3/4 the size of California, Italy is the 2nd largest producer of wine in the world!  With hundreds of native varietals, it is a treasure trove of wine intrigue.  Explore the middle of the boot with Jim Krueger of Henry Provisions.  He brings us personal vineyard experience and love for quality […]

Historian Kevin Baker’s hugely entertaining history of baseball and New York City, bursting with larger-than-life figures and fascinating stories from the game’s beginnings to the end of World War II, was voted Sports Illustrated #1 Book of 2024. In Baker’s hands the city and the game emerge from the murk of nineteenth-century American life—driven by visionaries […]

by William ShakespeareDirected by Vince TycerApril 24-May 4, 2025Nafe Katter Theatre CRT celebrates our 75th season with Shakespeare’s joyful 16th century rom-com, replete with intrigue, hijinks, mistaken identity, and a conniving ne’er-do-well. Can true love triumph over deceit, and will Beatrice and Benedick discover the spark beneath their sparring? Come see! Learn more about Much Ado About Nothing. […]

April 24: 8PM HSO Masterworks Series -Fire Shut Up in My Bones Carolyn Kuan, conductor Blanchard, Film Scores Live! Intermission Blanchard, Arias from Fire Shut Up in My Bones For more information

Come celebrate trees with us! For more information

January 24, 2025 - May 18, 2025 "It must not be assumed that American Impressionism and French Impressionism are identical. The American painter accepted the spirit, not the letter of the new doctrine." - Christian Brinton, 1916 In 1874, a group of avant-garde French artists, including Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Camille Pissarro, and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, […]

FRIDAYS from 12- 3pm This 3-hour event is perfect for artists who want to deepen their understanding of anatomy, proportion, and form. With live models—both nude and clothed—posing in a variety of timed stills, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to sharpen your skills through focused practice. This event is open to ALL artists, regardless of skill level. […]

Michele Smith-Chapel, Domaine Chapel Beaujolais. David Chapel and Michele Smith met in 2013 when Michele, former sommelier and wine director of the Michelin 3-star restaurant Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, in Brooklyn, New York, was visiting wineries in Beaujolais. At the time, David had been working in the vineyards and cellar at the historic Domaine […]

April 25 - May 11, 2025 "Oscar Wilde's classic is a delight from the first cucumber sandwich on as Jack's double life catches up with him. The problems are resolved in an extremely charming and quite unexpected way as Jack and Algernon discover the importance of being earnest while answering to the name of Ernest." […]

April 25-27, 2025 The Tony and Grammy-winning Best Musical that is a worldwide sensation! Declared “one of the most remarkable shows in musical theater history” by the Washington Post, DEAR EVAN HANSEN is the first musical to take a groundbreaking look — from the point of view of both the parents and young people — at […]

Friday, April 25, 2025 at 8:00pm Crowell Concert Hall Free and open to the public   The Wesleyan University Jazz Orchestra directed by Professor of Music and African American Studies Jay Hoggard ’76, MA ’91, and the Wesleyan Jazz Ensemble, directed by Noah Baerman, present an exciting evening of classic and contemporary jazz repertoire as the start of the 22nd annual Wesleyan […]

Take the Weekend Navigation and GPS Charting class and complete the practicals all on the same day in the same location at U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Milford Flotilla on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at 8 a.m. at its Training Center located at 1 Helwig Street, Milford. For advance registration prior to the class date, go […]

​Build this dory window box and learn the fundamentals of boat building! In this one day class, you will shape and install the philippine mahogany lumber backboard, stem and transom. The three marine plywood planks will then be hand planed to fit and fastened with copper nails and stainless steel screws. Lastly, the gunwale will […]

On Saturday, April 26th, we hope you’ll bike or hike with us! There’s something for every age and skill level, from family-friendly hikes at both East Rock and West Rock, to tons of biking options, ranging from 5 to 60 miles! View route details below, and then choose your adventure when you register! All options […]

Celebrating the use of bronze in antiquity and today! Join us on Sat April 26 to see: Live demos of bronze casting ancient swords All-day iron smelting on Andrus field Demos and talks with archaeologists on how the discover and analyze metal artifacts Gallery talks on ancient bronze currency and copper minerals from Wes Collections Demos of new […]

We're hosting our first Clean-Up Day in the New London Cultural District on Saturday, April 26. Anyone interested in helping us spruce up the downtown is welcome. Please join us at 9am at the visitor center near the New London sign on Golden Street and we'llspread out from there. We'll have bags and buckets and […]

With Every Fiber is a long-term exhibition aiming to inspire understanding and care about the materials that make up the built world around us. In 2020, Grace Farms launched Design for Freedom, a collaborative global movement to eliminate forced labor in the building materials supply chain, create true market transformation, and build a more equitable future. […]

Join us for special events, exciting giveaways, and meaningful initiatives that support literacy and our local communities. GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY THAT HAS SUPPORTED US “Fill the Bus Book Drive” to Support Read to Grow 10 am to 2 pm How to Participate: Donate a Children's Book – Bring a new or gently used children’s […]

This ground-breaking narrative biography of one of the most influential Americans of all time is a perfect read-alike to Dr. Kendi’s other #1 New York Times Bestselling books—like How to Be an Antiracist and Stamped for Young Readers—as well as Steve Sheinkin’s most beloved titles. It will be published 100 years after Malcom’s birth and […]

On April 26 and 27, the Blackstone Library will once again transform into an 18-hole indoor mini golf course! Holes and obstacles will be placed throughout all three floors of the library, culminating in a thrilling 18th hole which travels down the spiral staircase. Come putt amongst the books at Blackstone Library, Saturday 4/26, 10-4pm, and Sunday 4/27, […]

April 26 to May 31, 2025 Tibor de Nagy Gallery is pleased to announce Stephen Bron – The Spider Holds A Silver Ball. This is the painter’s first exhibition with the gallery. The exhibition consists of approximately 20 paintings depicting nature and figures in nature done over the last year and through all seasons. Bron’s paintings are scaled […]

Class will meet in person Saturday mornings from 11 a.m. to noon beginning Saturday, September 7, 2024. The study of Latin exercises memory, increases English vocabulary, and broadens general knowledge. Using the textbook Ecce Romani I, participants will learn Latin vocabulary, English vocabulary derived from Latin, Latin and English grammar, translation skills, and ancient Roman geography, […]

Join us for the grand opening of our studio space and open house! Drop in anytime between 12-6pm on April 26 to make your own book, print on one of our presses, make your own seed packet, see print artwork by more than 20 different artists, and more! There will prints, hand-bound books, and limited […]

Join our Founder Jacob as we unpacks fresh flavors, rare expressions, and cocktail secrets. NOT to be MISSED. For more information

Saturdays from 4 to 6PM Pickleball America, one of the largest indoor pickleball venues in the US was founded by four Stamford Professionals and friends with like minds and perfectly jointed talents with a mission to create a facility that promotes fun and healthy socializing through sports. For more information 1 registration ($100) is for […]

Hailed as “Bold…edgy…totally engaging! Not to be missed!” Beyond the Notes breaks down the wall between audience and performers, creating a new experience rich in dialogue about the music and the artists themselves. Indeed, concert-goers are invited to submit questions which are drawn at random and answered on stage by the performers throughout the evening, leading to unexpected […]

Celebrating Artist Maren Hassinger and Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont and the State of Connecticut Saturday, April 26, 2025 | 6pm Join us for Cocktails in the Museum Dinner, Live Auction, and Special Performance in our newly renovated Sculpture Garden With support from Christie's For more information    

Little Lion Collective & Fairy Meadow Flowers are hosting a Garden Party! Last year's Garden Party was such a success, and we're bringing it back with the help of Fairy Meadow Flowers! Join our secret garden and delight in the company of new friends and flowers. Sip on floral-themed cocktails, mocktails, and refreshing spring wines. […]

Gene Parise, also known by his solo moniker Kozmik Riffs, brings emotion and integrity to every song. Kyle Rathbun is known for his engaging vocal delivery, dreamy melodies, and a sound that blends indie, alternative, emo, and pop rock. For more information

Led by multiple Grammy Award-nominated drummer, percussionist, composer, arranger, and educator Bobby Sanabria, his ensemble Ascensión has been critically-acclaimed for its Pan-Latino approach to Latin jazz. Encompassing Afro-Cuban, Brazilian and traditions from Venezuela, Colombia, Sanabria's ancestral homeland of Puerto Rico and beyond, as well as straight-ahead jazz and the avant-garde, Ascensión is a musical laboratory that is constantly […]

Puccini & Verdi | opera duets, excerpts, & overtures           featuring Eastern CT Symphony Chorus           Sarah Joyce Cooper, Soprano           Jesus Daniel Hernandez, Tenor Okoye |  Inside Is What Remains The ECSO will tie a red-white-and-green bow around its 2024-25 season with a program […]

These days, every artist’s album needs to have a story. The music can’t speak for itself. But after 22 records, why can’t Ani DiFranco’s work speak for itself? Yes, her forthcoming album is shaped by stories — ones about reproductive freedom, the double-edged sword of the pandemic, identity and ever-evolving belief systems that have shaped […]