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No. 248 · Back IssueSaturday, September 5, 2026

The weather that morning: Fair skies and 67°, 80° by afternoon — fine weather for a stroll on the Green. · Sun rises 6:21 a.m., sets 7:19 p.m.

Last-quarter moon

Elm City Almanac: The New Haven Green is a National Historic Landmark — and thousands of early settlers still rest beneath it.

The Lead, as printed

Rooted in Heritage: Art Across Yale’s Cultural Centers

Sat, Sep 5 · 10:00 AMSchwarzman Center

Rooted in Heritage: Art Across Yale’s Cultural Centers

This exhibition features Yale student artwork from the university’s multicultural cultural centers, including photography, paintings, and other two-dimensional works. The pieces reflect cultural identity, shared humanity, and the places students call home.

Kayaking Opening Day

Sat, Sep 5Orange Street Canoe Launch

Join Kingfisher Adventures for walk-up kayak rentals on the Mill River in East Rock Park.

The View from Here: Accessing Art Through Photography

Sat, Sep 5Schwarzman Center

Presented by Yale Schwarzman Center in partnership with the Yale Center for British Art, this exhibition highlights the voices and perspectives of New Haven youth through photography. The work features nine student photographers and reflects their daily lives, histories, and self-reflection.

From the Blog Desk

What’s on in New Haven this Thursday, September 3

Events · by Sup, New Haven?

Thursday, September 3 is weirdly stacked in New Haven, especially if you want art during the day and something fun at night. Here’s a quick, verified roundup of what’s happening, with a few smart nearby food and drink ideas if you want to make an evening of it.

A neighborhood guide to Wooster Square in New Haven

Neighborhoods · by Sup, New Haven?

If you want a New Haven neighborhood with real food history and an easy built-in dinner plan, Wooster Square is the move: old-school Italian institutions, plus State Street dinner picks a few blocks away.

The City Wire

Roof Leaks Plague Hillhouse’s First Week Back

A roof leak has flooded four third-floor classrooms at Hillhouse High School during the first week of the new school year in New Haven. The report says the district has known about the problem for several years, raising fresh concerns about school maintenance in New Haven.

— via New Haven Independent