The weather that morning: Fair skies and 45°, 59° by afternoon — fine weather for a stroll on the Green. · Sun rises 6:23 a.m., sets 4:46 p.m.
Last-quarter moon
Elm City Almanac: The carousel at Lighthouse Point Park has turned since 1916.
The Lead, as printed
Mon, Nov 2 · 12:00 AM — Haas Family Arts Library
Visit the exhibit at Haas Arts Library that explores artists' reflections on American history and the concept of the American Dream. This exhibition runs through November 8 in New Haven.
Mon, Nov 2 — Schwarzman Center
Explore the work of designer Nontsikelelo Mutiti at The Dome Gallery, focusing on the aesthetics of hair braiding in black life. This exhibit is free and open to the public in New Haven.
Mon, Nov 2 — Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
This exhibition draws from Yale’s Lewis Walpole Library collections to examine Hogarth’s moral progress prints and their lasting influence. It features six of the artist’s progresses along with archival context and later responses and reuses.
Things to Do · by 'Sup, New Haven?
Everything happening in New Haven October 30 – November 1 — events, restaurants, and what to do.
Things to Do · by Sup, New Haven?
Compare four free Yale cultural stops, choose a two-stop outing, and check the schedule details that can change your day.
Food · by Sup, New Haven?
If you’re already headed downtown for the Yale University Art Gallery exhibitions on Tuesday, October 27, this is a very workable Chapel Street crawl. It’s a short walk with coffee, vegetarian comfort food, cocktails, and a couple of dinner spots depending on how fancy you’re feeling.
Events · by Sup, New Haven?
If you want one of those Sundays where New Haven really shows off, October 18 has a pretty solid lineup. You can build a day around farmers market stops, gallery time, and an easy dinner downtown or on State Street.
Lifestyle · by Sup, New Haven?
If your weekend plan works better with a little structure, here’s a New Haven version: art in the daytime, a neighborhood dinner, and maybe a cocktail after. These seven picks stay close to verified events and places, so you can actually use this list.
Events · by Sup, New Haven?
Thursday is doing a lot in New Haven: art all over Chapel Street and Grove Street, kid-friendly library stops in the morning, and Sylvan Esso at night. If you want one day that can turn into a very New Haven itinerary, this is it.
New Haven officials are responding after the U.S. Department of Justice said it will send federal election monitors to the city on Election Day. The move has sparked local political reaction in New Haven ahead of the vote.
— via Fox 61
Route 15 was closed in New Haven after state police responded to an unresponsive driver found in a vehicle near Exit 46. The incident caused traffic disruptions in New Haven while investigators processed the scene.
— via WTNH
The University of New Haven club hockey team honored co-captain Ryan O’Shea with a jersey retirement ceremony at Northford Ice Pavilion. The tribute brought the New Haven community together to remember the student-athlete after his death in a wrong-way crash.
— via NBC Connecticut
Yale economist William Nordhaus, a Nobel laureate known for integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic analysis, has died at 85. His career and legacy were closely tied to New Haven through Yale University.
— via Yale News
State police said a driver was found unresponsive in a car on Route 15 near Exit 46 in New Haven and was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. The crash caused Route 15 to shut down in New Haven while investigators worked the scene.
— via NBC Connecticut
The University of New Haven community came together in Northford to honor a student-athlete killed in a wrong-way crash. The tribute highlighted the impact Ryan O'Shea had on New Haven and the university hockey program.
— via WTNH
In Westville, New Haven, the “Umbrella Brigade” brought signage, enthusiasm, and a get-out-the-vote message to rush hour traffic. The local scene shows how New Haven residents are turning out ahead of Election Day.
— via New Haven Independent
A Bronx man was sentenced in a New Haven federal courtroom for helping steal U.S. Mail from a West Haven collection box. The case has a direct local impact for residents of New Haven and the surrounding shoreline communities.
— via Fox 61