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The Sup New Haven Register

No. 241 · Back IssueSaturday, August 29, 2026

The weather that morning: Fair skies and 65°, 78° by afternoon — fine weather for a stroll on the Green. · Sun rises 6:15 a.m., sets 7:29 p.m.

Full moon · Harbor tide low 6:30 a.m., high 12:42 p.m.

Elm City Almanac: Three streets — Whalley, Goffe, and Dixwell — are named for judges who condemned an English king and hid here.

The Lead, as printed

Rooted in Heritage: Art Across Yale’s Cultural Centers

Sat, Aug 29 · 10:00 AMSchwarzman Center, 168 Grove Street, New Haven, CT 06511

Rooted in Heritage: Art Across Yale’s Cultural Centers

Building community through photography, paintings, and more; Rooted in Heritage features Yale student artwork from the multicultural communities of Yale College. This exhibition showcases reflections on cultural identity and shared humanity.

The View from Here: Accessing Art Through Photography

Sat, Aug 29Schwarzman Center, 168 Grove Street, New Haven, CT 06511

Yale Schwarzman Center presents The View from Here, amplifying the voices of New Haven youth through photography. This exhibition features the work of nine student photographers capturing their unique perspectives.

West of the River

Sat, Aug 29Schwarzman Center, 168 Grove Street, New Haven, CT 06511

Photographer Christian Badach explores the emotional impact of rural landscapes in his exhibition West of the River. His work reflects on how these landscapes influence human movement and emotional states.

From the Blog Desk

The City Wire

Flooding Pushes 4 Lincoln-Bassett Classes To Wexler-Grant

Due to flooding in New Haven, four classes from Lincoln-Bassett School will be relocated to Wexler-Grant for three weeks after the school year begins. This change is expected to impact students as they start the new academic year.

— via New Haven Independent

Schools Scramble To Keep Kids Cool Before Opening Day

As the school year approaches in New Haven, several schools are struggling to ensure proper air conditioning for students. With temperatures projected to reach the mid-80s, some students may need to be moved to temporary classrooms.

— via New Haven Independent