The weather that morning: Rain about and 60°, 66° by afternoon — carry an umbrella, the show goes on. · Sun rises 6:29 a.m., sets 4:41 p.m.
Waning crescent moon
Elm City Almanac: The Shubert Theatre has premiered Broadway-bound shows since 1914 — Oklahoma! first played there under another name.
The Lead, as printed
Sat, Nov 7 · 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.
Sat, Nov 7 — 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.
Sat, Nov 7 — 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.
Food · by Sup, New Haven?
Picking a date-night spot in New Haven is half the plan. These seven restaurants cover the full range, from waterfront seafood to Chapel Street pasta to a very solid Wooster Square pizza move.
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.
Winfield was elected to the chamber's number-two role, a development with clear implications for New Haven and the region. The story comes from the New Haven Independent and focuses on state leadership changes affecting local politics.
— via New Haven Independent
Jason Bartlett has launched a mayoral campaign, a New Haven political development with direct local impact. The New Haven Independent reports on the latest move in the city's mayoral race.
— via New Haven Independent
A New Haven nonprofit serving veterans is moving forward with plans for five affordable apartments in the Hill after securing federal funding. The project adds to the city's ongoing housing and veterans services efforts.
— via New Haven Independent
An East Haven man was arrested after police investigated an alleged fraudulent business scheme that reportedly cost The Home Depot more than $250,000. The case has a clear New Haven area connection through the local arrest and investigation.
— via WTNH
A New Haven condo owner won approval to replace failing windows after a review by the city's Historic District Commission. The story highlights a preservation issue affecting a local property on Quinnipiac Avenue.
— via New Haven Independent
New Haven celebrates Diwali with a focus on making the Hindu holiday of lights shine even brighter. The piece centers on a local observance and community celebration in New Haven.
— via New Haven Independent
Students took part in a Mockingbird mock trial organized by a Newhallville nonprofit leader and law student. The New Haven event gave local youth a hands-on legal learning experience.
— via New Haven Independent
This New Haven history feature looks back at the city in 1938 as part of a yearlong series on 388 years of local history. It offers a historical snapshot for readers interested in New Haven's past.
— via New Haven Independent