The Whimbrels / GoJuMo / The Sandy Clams
· 8:00 PM
Cafe Nine
A live music bill at Cafe Nine featuring The Whimbrels, GoJuMo, and The Sandy Clams. The event is scheduled for Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 8:00 PM.
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Servicos de Salud Emocional para Hispanos (Latino Behaviorial Health Services)
· 3:00 PM
Wilson Branch
CommuniCare, Inc. presents a monthly program focused on behavioral health services for Latino communities in south-central Connecticut. The New Haven session is part of a regional effort to expand culturally and linguistically appropriate care.
Iran Colloquium: Exile as Literary Trope and Reality in Premodern Persian Literature
· 4:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Sunil Sharma of Boston University presents a talk on exile in premodern Persian literature, with attention to poetry, court cultures, history of the book, and travel writing. The program takes place at Yale’s Humanities Quadrangle in New Haven.
Yale SOM 50: Data, AI, and the Future of Business and Society
· 4:00 PM
Evans Hall
Professor Song Ma moderates a discussion with Professor Kevin Williams and AI experts Bryce Hall and Beth Goldberg about how business and societal leaders can use data and AI responsibly. The conversation focuses on innovation, decision-making, and value creation for organization…
Disarming Bodies Unveiling Warriors
· 5:30 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
A lecture on Italian chivalric literature at Yale’s Humanities Quadrangle in New Haven.
Jabulani Dhlamini with James Green
· 5:30 PM
Yale University Art Gallery
Photographer Jabulani Dhlamini joins curator James Green to discuss the photographs created for the exhibition Nguni: Migrant Nations of Southeast Africa. The conversation explores cultural revival, oral history, and the role of photography in preserving memory.
New Haven Memory Lab: Family Archives Forum
· 5:30 PM
Ives Main Library
Join archivist Jennifer Coggins of Yale's Beinecke Library for a facilitated discussion about family archives, preserving memories, and sharing family history. The forum is geared toward people documenting family history or interested in getting started.
Ulysses’ Homecomings, Hellenic Studies Film Screening
· 6:30 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
This poetic documentary follows an elderly man returning from his family’s wintering place to his mountainous village of origin. The screening is part of Yale Hellenic Studies programming.
Sleeping Giant Reading Series
– · 11:00 PM
Best Video Film & Cultural Center
Join us for the Sleeping Giant Reading Series at the Best Video Film & Cultural Center, featuring local authors and poets. A great opportunity to engage with the literary community!
Yale Philharmonia, with guest conductor
· 7:30 PM
Woolsey Hall
Yale Philharmonia performs a concert celebrating the announcement of Yale University’s 2026 Henry E. Howland Memorial Prize recipient. The event takes place at Woolsey Hall in New Haven.
The New Wave of Chinese "Run" to Japan with Yale World Fellow Hiro Masutomo
· 9:00 AM
Henry R. Luce Hall
Journalist Takehiro Masutomo examines the rise of the Chinese "Run Ri" movement in Japan and the tensions it has sparked around immigration, economics, and culture. The talk is part of the China Forum at Yale.
Rival Sons – Domestic Bliss Tour
· 7:00 PM
College Street Music Hall
with The Blue Stones, The Velveteers
Film: Daughters of the Dust
· 7:00 PM
Humanities Quadrangle
Yale Film Archive screens Julie Dash’s 1991 film Daughters of the Dust as part of the Sundance Revisited series. The screening is free and open to the public.
Free admission
The Craft of American Tall Clocks
· 12:30 PM
West Campus Building 900 (Collections Study Center)
A program led by scholar and antiques dealer Gary R. Sullivan at Yale West Campus focused on close looking at tall clocks in the collection. Participants will learn about design, materials, and construction, with registration required.
Racecourse
· 8:00 PM
Space Ballroom
Racecourse is scheduled at Space Ballroom. No additional event details were provided in the scrape.
Yale Voxtet Fall Concert
· 7:30 PM
Marquand Chapel
The Yale Voxtet performs in Marquand Chapel. The ensemble specializes in early music, oratorio, and chamber music.
Free admission
Yale Voxtet: Songs of Farewell
· 7:30 PM
Marquand Chapel
This concert features a program of British vocal music, including works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Elisabeth Lutyens, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Edward Elgar, Frank Bridge, and more. It is free and open to the public at Marquand Chapel.
Free admission
Adam O'Farrill's ELEPHANT
Firehouse 12
Adam O’Farrill leads ELEPHANT at Firehouse 12 in New Haven, joined by Yvonne Rogers, Walter Stinson, and Russell Holzman. The performance features trumpet, piano, bass, and drums.
CPR Training
· 10:00 AM
Stetson Branch
Learn the basics of CPR at Stetson Branch in New Haven. The listing notes that participants will not receive a certificate.
Saturday Story Time
– · 11:00 AM
Mitchell Branch
Enjoy stories and songs at Mitchell Branch, followed by play time. This New Haven library program is designed for children and caregivers.
Greensky Bluegrass
· 7:00 PM
College Street Music Hall
Join Greensky Bluegrass for an unforgettable night of music at College Street Music Hall.
Witness to Hunger
– · 12:00 PM
Wilson Branch
Witnesses to Hunger – New Haven Chapter is a group of community members with lived experience of hunger and poverty advocating for food security. The group works toward a stronger, healthier New Haven where all people have access to adequate, nutritious food.
Handcrafted Pens: Wood Turning Workshop
– · 12:00 PM
New Haven
Learn how to craft your own pen from wood and acrylic in this introductory hands-on workshop. Participants will leave with a finished pen and a new appreciation for wood turning.
Hand-Mixed Sourdough: From Starter to Finish
· 12:30 PM
New Haven
This hands-on workshop covers the full sourdough process, from maintaining a starter to shaping and baking a loaf at home. Participants will eat fresh bread in class and leave with their own starter and a loaf ready to bake.