Silkscreen/Serigraph Printmaking
Creative Arts Workshop
Learn the craft of silkscreen and serigraph printmaking at Creative Arts Workshop. Students transfer photo images and print their own work.

October 30 – November 1 · The best of New Haven, hand-picked
Everything happening in and around the Elm City between October 30 – November 1. New events get added as they're announced — check back Thursday for the latest.

Everything happening in New Haven October 30 – November 1 — events, restaurants, and what to do.
Creative Arts Workshop
Learn the craft of silkscreen and serigraph printmaking at Creative Arts Workshop. Students transfer photo images and print their own work.
Fair Haven Branch Library
A four-part workshop series designed to guide students and families through the college process. Topics include the Common Application, FAFSA, scholarships, entrance exams, and essay writing.
Creative Arts Workshop
This ceramics class is designed for both beginners and experienced students who want to expand technical ability and creative confidence. Participants will work on core wheel techniques and creative exploration.

Yale University Art Gallery
Join undergraduate guides for a conversational tour of selected objects from the Yale University Art Gallery’s global collection. Space is limited, and no two tours are the same.

53 Wall Street
Treasures from the Yale Film Archive presents a 35mm screening of Jacques Tourneur’s 1943 film, followed by Maya Annik Bedward’s new documentary Black Zombie! The screening explores folklore, psychological drama, and gothic horror.

Schwarzman Center
A staged reading of AMANDA by playwright Mo Holmes, who will receive the 2026 Yale Drama Series Prize and the David Charles Horn Award. The event takes place at Yale Schwarzman Center.
Trinity Church on the Green
Join us for a screening of the 1925 silent film Phantom of the Opera with improvised organ accompaniment by Shari Lucas. The event is described as a spooktacular Halloween-season program.

53 Wall Street
Yale Film Archive’s Cinemix Film Series presents Maya Annik Bedward’s 2026 documentary about the Caribbean origins of zombie mythology and its ties to colonialism, enslavement, spirituality, and survival. The screening is preceded by a 35mm showing of I Walked with a Zombie.

Schwarzman Center
This exhibition features Yale student artwork from the university’s multicultural cultural centers, including the Afro-American, Asian American, La Casa, Middle Eastern and North African, and Native American Cultural Centers. The show highlights themes of identity, shared humanity, and the places students call home.

Schwarzman Center
Yale Schwarzman Center presents this photography exhibition in partnership with the Yale Center for British Art. It amplifies the voices and perspectives of New Haven youth through photography and features work by nine student photographers.

Schwarzman Center
Photographer Christian Badach explores the emotional impact of rural landscape through changing seasons, weather, and portraiture. The exhibition examines how landscape can shape psychological states and movement through space.
City of New Haven
Open Studios New Haven returns to the city with a month-long celebration of local artists and studio spaces. More than two dozen locations across New Haven, Westville, and West Haven will open their doors to the public.

Henry R. Luce Hall
Architect and urban designer Roy Lin discusses civic tech, municipal strategy, and city-scale AI in this lecture at Yale. The talk focuses on how data can strengthen public trust, civic engagement, and city governance.
Creative Arts Workshop
Are you looking to improve your throwing skills? This class offers an opportunity to work towards your goals in clay and enhance your pottery techniques.
Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center
As of America’s 250th anniversary, 13 Catholics have been canonized who were either born in the United States or spent a large portion of their lives here. This exhibit explores their lives and contributions.
Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center
This exhibition at the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center explores the Knights of Columbus and the American experience in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. The exhibit is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM, with free parking and admission except on Thanksgiving.

Yale University Art Gallery
View current exhibitions at the Yale University Art Gallery, including Keeping Alive the Remembrance: Commemorating America’s Founding, 1776–1876, Print Catalyst @ 30, and W. Eugene Smith and the Art of Witnessing. The gallery is a major New Haven destination for art and history lovers.

Yale University Art Gallery
A focused exhibition of new paintings and an earlier room-size sculpture by artist Sarah Sze. The show examines how painting, sculpture, photography, and installation intersect in her work.

Yale University Art Gallery
This exhibition explores the art traditions that emerged from the Nguni diaspora of the early 19th century. It connects historical objects with oral traditions and major collections from South Africa.

Yale University Art Gallery
This Yale University Art Gallery exhibition explores the art traditions that emerged from the Nguni diaspora of the early 19th century. It connects historical objects and oral traditions to the movement of communities across southeastern Africa.

Humanities Quadrangle
A free public symposium featuring three conversations with writers and scholars on music criticism and culture. Lunch and coffee/snacks will be served, and no registration is required.
College Street Music Hall
Join us for a unique experience with Blade Runner Live at College Street Music Hall in New Haven.

Cafe Nine
Hotties of NH hosts a sapphic-centered Halloween party with some of Connecticut's hottest DJs at Cafe Nine. Entry is free from 8 to 9 PM, and the event is 21+.

Haven and Exchange Parklet
Join CitySeed and project partners for a community gathering and tour at the Haven and Exchange Parklet in Fair Haven. Food and refreshments will be provided, and live Spanish translation support will be available.

Luce Hall
The European & Russian Studies Colloquium presents Dr. Marina Perez de Arcos for a talk on international and transnational history, including humanitarianism during the First World War. The program reflects on research spanning European social democracy, diplomacy, and wartime internment.
Ives Main Library
A weekly community meeting for people advocating for the rights and dignity of unhoused people in New Haven. The group welcomes new members and allies interested in supporting its work.

25 Science Park
Celebrate the first anniversary of the Yale Quantum Institute North with lab mates and spooky cookies. Costumes are encouraged.

Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, 121 Wall Street, New Haven, CT 06511
Join an introductory tour of the Beinecke Library to learn about its mission, history, and collections. Tours last approximately 45 minutes and are free and open to the public.

Ives Main Library
Hang out with friends and play against other teens with card games and video games available, including Switch and Xbox One. Open to grades 7-12 with no registration required.
Space Ballroom
Like Roses performs at Space Ballroom with support from IDKConundrum, Sunday Morning, and Spinworld. This is a New Haven area live music show.

Yale University Art Gallery
Drop by the James E. Duffy Study Room for an up-close look at works on paper from the Yale University Art Gallery’s collections. Curatorial staff will guide this informal one-hour open house and answer questions.
Ives Main Library
This program offers free hypertension screenings and connects people with affordable, immediate medical care. It focuses on reducing barriers to follow-up care for underserved communities in New Haven.

Humanities Quadrangle
Ukrainian poets Yaryna Chornohuz and Lesyk Panasiuk discuss their new books in a conversation and poetry reading at Yale. The event also features paintings from Ukraine’s Children Paint Their World, presented through the Sunflower Dreams Project.

Sterling Memorial Library, 120 High Street, New Haven, CT 06511
This exhibition at the Hanke Gallery within Sterling Memorial Library surveys the history of errors in bookmaking and their cultural significance. It explores themes of censorship and misrepresentation in the written word.

The Ballroom at 220 York Street
Tony Award nominee Jenn Colella leads a Fridays @ Five master class and discussion focused on performance critique, authenticity, and presence. A casual reception with salad and pizza follows the class, and non-participants are welcome to attend.
Creative Arts Workshop
Discover the creative possibilities of yarn, string, fabric, natural fibers, and found materials in this hands-on fiber arts sampler for adults. The class includes demonstrations and guided practice.
Creative Arts Workshop
Get personalized one-on-one photography coaching at Creative Arts Workshop in New Haven. The session is tailored to your experience level and photographic goals.

Green Hall
Celebrate the opening of Yale undergraduate student work in progress at this public reception. The exhibition highlights projects from a wide range of art and design courses and embraces the evolving nature of student creation.
Ingalls Rink
Yale Men's Ice Hockey hosts Maryville at Ingalls Rink. The game is scheduled for 7:00 PM.
Ingalls Rink, New Haven, Conn.
Men's Ice Hockey home game at Ingalls Rink in New Haven. The game is scheduled for 7:00 PM.
GROUP PROJECT
Join New Haven’s premiere paranormal public access show for a Halloween party and special screening of its 2026 Halloween special. The event continues with festivities after the screening.

Morse Recital Hall
Yale Opera presents a rich mix of styles, languages, and eras with scenes from works including Lucia di Lammermoor, Pagliacci, Eugene Onegin, and The Ghosts of Versailles. It is an ideal introduction or rediscovery of beloved opera scenes in New Haven.

Firehouse 12
Myra Melford Splash Trio performs at Firehouse 12 in New Haven. The trio features Myra Melford, Michael Formanek, and Ches Smith.

Yale LGBTQ Center
An '80s summer-camp horror-inspired Halloween party with costumes, free food, music, dancing, and an annual costume contest. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and their families are welcome.

TBD
Join the Yale Artists Cabaret for its fall mainstage, a song cycle of musical theatre hits featuring tales of gluttony, greed, wrath, envy, and more. The venue is listed as TBD, so the exact New Haven location is not yet confirmed.

TBD
Join the Yale Artists Cabaret for its Fall Mainstage, a one-night-only song cycle of musical theatre hits. Auditions and the theme will be announced soon.

Crescent Underground, Morse and Stiles Colleges
Join the Yale Artists Cabaret for a fall mainstage song cycle featuring musical theatre hits and tales of gluttony, greed, wrath, envy, and more. This one-night performance is billed as a bloody good time.

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.

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.

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.

Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
An exhibition celebrating the centennial of the experimental magazine Fire!! and the artistic freedom of the Harlem Renaissance. It features correspondence, drafts, photographs, and artworks from writers and thinkers associated with the movement.

Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library
An exhibition exploring the formation and impact of Cave Canem, the groundbreaking poetry collective founded by Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady. Archival materials and poems reveal how the organization changed the face of American poetry.

Yale Divinity Library
Join Yale Divinity Library for a reception celebrating the exhibit “In the Spirit: The Life and Work of Lex Hixon.” Remarks begin at 2 p.m., and guests are encouraged to view the exhibit before or after the program.

Sterling Memorial Library
This exhibition celebrates the Fenno Heath years of the Yale Glee Club and honors Heath’s 100th birthday. It is on view in the Gilmore Music Library Exhibition Corridor within Sterling Memorial Library and is presented in conjunction with the Glee Club’s 165th anniversary reunion weekend.

Yale Divinity Library
An exhibition at Yale Divinity Library using documents, photographs, audio, and artifacts to explore the life and work of Lex Hixon. It examines his spiritual seeking, teaching, and radio broadcasting career.

Conte West Hills Middle School
A long-running Wooster Square farmers market offering fresh local produce, dairy, eggs, meat, honey, and more. Vendors accept credit, debit, cash, and SNAP/EBT, and SNAP/EBT is doubled for fresh produce.

Conte/West School
The Wooster Square Farmers Market is back outdoors and runs year-round inside the gymnasium of Conte West Hills Magnet School. Shop fresh local produce, dairy, eggs, meat, honey, and more, with SNAP and FMNP benefits doubled for eligible items.
Creative Arts Workshop
A relaxed, all-levels class for anyone interested in working with clay. Beginners will learn the basics of wheel throwing and hand building.

Dudley Farm
A family-oriented farmers market on the historic Dudley Farm Museum grounds in Guilford. Visitors can shop local and organic seasonal produce plus handmade arts and crafts while enjoying the farm setting.
Creative Arts Workshop
A relaxed, all-levels class for anyone interested in working with clay. Beginners can learn the basics of wheel throwing and hand building while returning students continue building skills.
Orange Street Canoe Launch
Join Kingfisher Adventures for walk-up kayak rentals on the Mill River in East Rock Park.
Creative Arts Workshop
Infuse your drawing practice with vibrant color in the Saturday Drawing Club. Explore watercolor, gouache, markers, collage, and other mixed-media techniques while creating expressive, imaginative work.

Yale University Art Gallery
View current exhibitions at the Yale University Art Gallery, including Keeping Alive the Remembrance: Commemorating America’s Founding, 1776–1876, Print Catalyst @ 30, and W. Eugene Smith and the Art of Witnessing. The gallery is a major New Haven destination for art and history lovers.

Schwarzman Center
This exhibition features Yale student artwork from multicultural communities across Yale College. Photography, paintings, and other two-dimensional works reflect cultural identity, shared humanity, and the places students call home.

Schwarzman Center
Yale Schwarzman Center presents this photography exhibition in partnership with the Yale Center for British Art. It highlights the voices and perspectives of New Haven youth through student photography and creative collaboration.

Schwarzman Center
This photography exhibition by Christian Badach explores the emotional impact of rural landscapes and seasonal change. The work uses landscape imagery and portraiture to examine how environments shape psychological states.

Stetson Branch
Join this early childhood program for stories, songs, and play at Stetson Branch. It is aimed at ages 0-4 with a caregiver.

Stetson Branch
Join this caregiver-and-child program for stories, songs, and play at Stetson Branch. It is designed for ages 0-4 with a caregiver.

Common Ground
Visit Common Ground’s farm in New Haven for a self-guided Open Farm Day with staff on hand to answer questions. Guests can meet the animals, explore the children’s garden, and enjoy hands-on outdoor play.
Best Video Film & Cultural Center
Join us for a spooky evening featuring a live score to a scary movie at Best Video Film & Cultural Center.

Best Video Film & Cultural Center
Robert Messore brings his Toddler Tunes kids' music show to Best Video Film & Cultural Center for a special Halloween sing-along edition. Suggested donation is $5-10 per family, and nobody will be turned away for lack of funds.

Yale University Art Gallery
This Yale University Art Gallery exhibition explores the art traditions that emerged from the Nguni diaspora in southeastern Africa. It connects historical objects with oral traditions and the histories of four pivotal Nguni rulers.

Yale University Art Gallery
This focused exhibition brings together new paintings with an earlier, room-size sculpture by New York-based artist Sarah Sze. Visitors are invited to explore how her work blends painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, video, and installation at the Yale University Art Gallery.
Stetson Branch
Come play and learn chess at Stetson Branch. This New Haven program is for ages 12 and up.
Ives Main Library
Enjoy a fall- and Halloween-themed storytime and craft at Ives Main Library. Costumes are welcome, and the program is recommended for ages 3-8 with a caregiver.
Stetson Branch
Come play and learn chess at Stetson Branch. This program is for ages 12 and up.
Yale University Art Gallery
Join this family program for engaging activities that guide families in looking at art together. The 30-minute session focuses on a range of works from the Yale University Art Gallery collection.

Cafe Nine
Join the Saturday Afternoon Jazz Jam at Cafe Nine on August 29, 2026. Bring your instrument and enjoy a free jam session with local musicians.
Best Video Film & Cultural Center

College Street Music Hall
Blade Runner comes to College Street Music Hall in New Haven with the film screened alongside a live performance of the iconic score. It’s a cinematic night out downtown with music and atmosphere.

TBD
Join the Yale Artists Cabaret for its fall mainstage, a song cycle of musical theatre hits featuring tales of gluttony, greed, wrath, envy, and more. The venue is listed as TBD, so the exact New Haven location is not yet confirmed.

TBD
Join the Yale Artists Cabaret for its fall mainstage, a one-night-only song cycle of musical theatre hits. The event details are still being finalized, including auditions and theme.

Linsly-Chittenden Hall
The Good Show debuts five new performers on the big stage in this live show. The event is hosted at Linsly-Chittenden Hall in New Haven.

MakeHaven
This hands-on workshop teaches the basics of sourdough bread making, from maintaining a starter to kneading, folding, and shaping. Participants will eat fresh bread in class and leave with their own starter and a loaf ready to bake at home.
Stetson Branch
A piano club session at Stetson Branch. Registration is closed for this event.
Creative Arts Workshop
This New Haven class focuses on mixing accurate color with oil paints and painting still lifes with fresh, clean color application. Students will work through a variety of color-mixing exercises.

Sloane Physics Laboratory
This annual public outreach event from the Yale Department of Physics includes a Haunted Hallway and a Halloween demo show. It is presented in collaboration with Pathways in the Office of New Haven Affairs.

Ives Main Library
Come learn and play Go at the Ives Main Library every Saturday afternoon. The club meets on the lower level by the nonfiction stacks and welcomes players of all experience levels.

Jess Dow Field - Southern Connecticut State University
Southern Connecticut State University hosts Franklin Pierce in a football matchup at Jess Dow Field. The event brings college football action to New Haven.
Ives Main Library
Adult chess club sessions at Ives Main Library on the lower level, with Chess Club Facilitator Bennie Morris in attendance. Minimum age is 17.

Yale University Art Gallery
Join our undergraduate guides for a conversational tour focused on a selection of objects from the Gallery’s global collection. No two students’ tours are the same.

Yale University Art Gallery
Join undergraduate guides for a conversational tour focused on a selection of objects from the Yale University Art Gallery’s global collection. No two tours are the same, and space is limited.
Wilson Branch
An in-person community gathering at Wilson Atrium with information to be announced. The event is hosted at Wilson Branch in New Haven.

Ives Main Library
Join NHFPL Teens for a spooky Dungeons & Dragons adventure at Ives Main Library. Registration is required, and the program is open to teens in grades 7–12.
Wilson Branch
Join The Community Couch for a Halloween gathering with games, prizes, and light refreshments at Wilson Branch. RSVPs are requested by October 29th.
Ives Main Library
HAPPY offers free hypertension screenings and connects participants with affordable follow-up care through a collaboration of Yale students, health professionals, and New Haven health care organizations. The program focuses on serving underserved communities in New Haven.
Creative Arts Workshop
This mixed media art class is designed for parent and child to work side by side on a new project each week. It is a family-friendly New Haven class at Creative Arts Workshop.
Wilson Branch
This 18+ nonfiction book club explores the macabre and meets monthly at the Wilson Branch. This session will discuss Empire of the Scalpel by Ira Rutkow.

Ives Main Library
Make a spooky edible gingerbread house out of graham crackers and candy at Ives Children's Program Room. Recommended for ages 4+ with a caregiver, while supplies last.
Creative Arts Workshop
Spend your Saturday afternoon getting creative in the Creative Arts Workshop pottery studio! This fun, hands-on workshop is a fantastic introduction to pottery and a great way to experience CAW’s.

PRIME BGR
A Halloween-themed bar crawl in New Haven with costumes and spooky festivities. The event invites guests to round up their crew and visit participating bars.

Cafe Nine
Celebrate 10 years of DJs R.I.C.H.A.R.D and Azrael at Cafe Nine on July 25, 2026, with a night of goth, industrial, and darkwave music. Doors open at 8 PM for this 21+ event.
Reese Stadium
Come support the Yale Men's Soccer team as they take on Quinnipiac in this exciting match. Admission is free, so bring your friends and enjoy the game!
New Haven, CT
Yale men's soccer hosts the University of Pennsylvania in New Haven. The match is scheduled for 5:00 PM.
Reese Stadium
Yale men’s soccer hosts Cornell at Reese Stadium. The listing notes free admission.
Morse Recital Hall
Yale Opera presents a program of scenes from beloved operas spanning different styles, languages, and eras. It is designed as both an introduction and a fresh rediscovery of classic opera moments.

Woolsey Hall
The Yale Symphony Orchestra presents its Halloween show at Woolsey Hall. Tickets go on sale October 16, 2026 at 10:31 PM.

Yale Divinity Library
This exhibition uses documents, photographs, audio, and artifacts to explore the life and work of Lex Hixon and his understanding of spiritual practice. It highlights his belief in the shared truth of many religious traditions and his role as a teacher, writer, and radio host.
Various Restaurants
The fall edition of Restaurant Week brings more prix fixe deals and culinary adventures across New Haven's diverse dining scene.

Edgewood Park
A family-friendly farmers market in New Haven’s Edgewood Park offering fresh local fruits, vegetables, prepared foods, and more. Vendors accept credit, debit, cash, and SNAP/EBT, with double SNAP/EBT for fresh produce.

Yale University Art Gallery
View current exhibitions at the Yale University Art Gallery, including Keeping Alive the Remembrance: Commemorating America’s Founding, 1776–1876, Print Catalyst @ 30, and W. Eugene Smith and the Art of Witnessing. The gallery is a major New Haven destination for art and history lovers.

Schwarzman Center
This exhibition features Yale student artwork from the university’s multicultural cultural centers, including the Afro-American, Asian American, La Casa, Middle Eastern and North African, and Native American Cultural Centers. The show highlights cultural identity, shared humanity, and the communities students call home.

Schwarzman Center
Presented by Yale Schwarzman Center in partnership with the Yale Center for British Art, this exhibition amplifies the voices and perspectives of New Haven youth through photography. The show features student work developed through technical training and close collaboration with Yale arts programs.

Schwarzman Center
Photographer Christian Badach presents work exploring rural landscape, seasonal change, and the emotional states those environments can shape. The exhibition uses landscape imagery and portraiture to examine how place influences movement, perception, and psychological space.

Corner of W Rock and Whalley Ave
The Edgewood Park Farmers Market runs on Sundays from May 3 to November 22, 2026, rain or shine. Find fresh local produce, dairy, eggs, meat, honey, and more at the corner of W Rock and Whalley Ave, with SNAP and FMNP doubling available for eligible items.

Yale University Art Gallery
This Yale University Art Gallery exhibition explores the art traditions that emerged from the Nguni diaspora in southeastern Africa. It connects historical objects with oral traditions and the lives of pivotal Nguni rulers.

Yale University Art Gallery
This focused exhibition at the Yale University Art Gallery brings together new paintings and an earlier room-size sculpture by Sarah Sze. The show examines how painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, video, and installation intersect in her work.

Schwarzman Center
EveryBody Dances at Yale Schwarzman Center brings local and visiting dance artists to teach community masterclasses in a range of styles. This session is a Semimaru Butoh Workshop focused on the connection between spirit and body.
Bobbi's
Trivia at Bobbi’s runs about 90 minutes and is played over five rounds. The game features a slideshow format with image-based and puzzle categories, making it engaging and fun for all participants.
Creative Arts Workshop
A creative studio session at Creative Arts Workshop where participants can make something fun using provided supplies and materials. It is a relaxed, hands-on opportunity to get creative.

Yale University Art Gallery
Families are invited to enjoy folktales, myths, and stories from around the world that highlight objects in the collection. The program is designed to help children of all ages experience art in new ways.
MakeHaven
Join us for a collaborative grant writing session at MakeHaven, where you can work on your proposals in a supportive environment.

New Haven
This meetup offers a productive, collaborative space for anyone working on a grant application or proposal. It focuses on structure and support rather than formal instruction.

Yale University Art Gallery
Join undergraduate guides for a conversational tour focused on a selection of objects from the Gallery’s global collection. No two students’ tours are the same, and space is limited.
MakeHaven
A grant-writing meetup at MakeHaven for people working on proposals for professional or personal projects. The session offers a supportive space to work alongside others and stay accountable.

Morse Recital Hall
Yale Opera presents a rich tapestry of styles, languages, and eras, offering an introduction or rediscovery of unforgettable scenes from beloved operas. Selections include works by Donizetti, Leoncavallo, Tchaikovsky, and John Corigliano.

Yale University Art Gallery
Screening of an episode from the South African television series Shaka iLembe inside the Nguni exhibition at Yale University Art Gallery. The series dramatizes the rise of the Zulu Kingdom and is being shown at the Gallery for the first time in the United States.

Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall
Join Markus Rathey for a pre-concert talk exploring the story behind Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, including why Bach composed it and how it continues to move audiences today. This lecture is free and open to the public.

Woolsey Hall
Grete Pedersen leads Yale Schola Cantorum and Juilliard415 in a performance of J.S. Bach's St. Matthew Passion in Woolsey Hall. The event is free and open to the public.