Saturday on the New Haven Green, dozens of volunteers facilitated a free flea market called Operation Love Affair, which helped out hundreds of people in need with free clothing and food. There was also comedy and magic performances for the crowds. The event was organized by Jesse’s Homeless Outreach Projects (JHOP), a very cool, all-volunteer organization […]
50 People 1 Question – Chris Randall
InspireYale is a neat group of undergrads (and me) that want to promote happiness and creativity at Yale, and in New Haven. InspireYale’s latest project is a 50 People One Question video project where random people are asked the same one question. To find out what the question was, stay tuned to I Love New […]
The Birth(day Party) of Caitlin Fisher – Chris Randall
I have a friend. Her name is Caitlin. She just turned 30. She had a party. People dressed up nicely. Some people even danced. Here are the photos. You ask what four? Words will be next? The 15,000 words below. Caitlin in her beautiful birthday dress and my 125 year old bowler hat Nicholas and Shay Gracie […]
Ashley’s Fun with Sara
If you know me, you know that I love Ashley’s! I went theres last night and got some photos. For a while now, Sara wanted to get a photo of us where my beard goes on her face. The first image in this set is what we got for that. Face……OFF??? Sara had a long goatee!
TEDx Yale – Chris Randall and Jeffrey Kerekes
This year’s TEDx Yale was themed “Solve for y“. “Y” was the variable each of the 22 presenters talked about as it pertained to their life experiences and their success. There were also many moving performances by artists throughout the day including dance, song, and spoken word. For more info about TEDx Yale, check out www.tedxyale.com […]
Tribute to Langston Hughes – Chris Randall
Last night, the Arts Council of Greater New Haven (www.newhavenarts.org) hosted an opening reception for its current exhibition “A Tribute to Langston Hughes”. The exhibit is curated by Katro Storm, a very interesting local painter. Here is an previous article on I Love New Haven that featured some of Katro’s work: Katro Storm on I<3NH The reception featured visual […]