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No. 257 · Back IssueMonday, September 14, 2026

The weather that morning: Fair skies and 67°, 74° by afternoon — fine weather for a stroll on the Green. · Sun rises 6:31 a.m., sets 7:02 p.m.

Waxing crescent moon

Elm City Almanac: Yale University Art Gallery, founded in 1832, is the oldest university art museum in the Western Hemisphere.

Two Perspectives on Paraguay

Mon, Sep 14 — Luce Hall

Join this panel discussion featuring two perspectives on Paraguay as part of the Latin American History Speaker Series. Lunch will be provided, and the event is sponsored by the Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund.

From the Blog Desk

A neighborhood guide to East Rock in New Haven

Neighborhoods · by Sup, New Haven?

If you want a New Haven neighborhood guide built around State Street and nearby spots, East Rock has a very convincing case. This is the area for coffee people, apizza debates, and dinner plans that can turn into drinks without much effort.

A perfect fall weekend in New Haven

Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?

If you want a New Haven fall weekend that feels easy, walkable, and actually fun, here’s a solid 48-hour plan. It starts with coffee and Wooster Street and ends with art, oysters, and one more very good meal.

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

Farewell, Beech Trees. What’s Next?

In New Haven’s East Rock Park, a 40-foot American beech tree has been cut down as part of a study focused on forest health. The piece looks at how the city is responding to beech leaf disease and what that could mean for New Haven’s urban canopy.

— via New Haven Independent

Behold The Gamelatron

Sonic kinetic sculptures are helping launch a new season of community events at Schwarzman in New Haven. The story highlights an arts-focused local event that adds a distinctive cultural experience for New Haven residents and visitors.

— via New Haven Independent

Knights Remember 46 Who Died In 9/11

A temporary exhibit at the State Street museum in New Haven honors the 46 people who died on 9/11 through words and remembrance. The piece centers on a local museum exhibit that New Haven visitors can see as part of the city’s commemorations.

— via New Haven Independent

Windham-Campbell Festival brings literary star power to campus

The Windham-Campbell Literary Festival will bring readings, conversations, food trucks, and a keynote by Yiyun Li to New Haven over four days starting Sept. 15. It is a major cultural event for anyone visiting Yale and downtown New Haven.

— via Yale News

Jazz Drummer Loads Cannon

Jimmy Gavagan’s trio brought a sweet setlist to a Dwight Street pub in New Haven. The story captures a local live-music moment that adds to New Haven’s nightlife and jazz scene.

— via New Haven Independent