I don’t know when it happened, but fall rolled into town earlier this month and seems to be rolling out already as the days get darker and wetter, and those beautiful, fire-kissed trees start shedding their leaves for the year. Here are just a few photos from Saturday’s cool, sun-soaked farmer’s market at Wooster Square. […]
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BCN Prayer Circle
On Tuesday evening in front of the Q House members of the New Haven community gathered to pray. Called by Bereavement Care and leader Nakia Dawson people arrived for the 6pm prayer circle. The event was organized in response to shootings that have happened in the city. It was imagined as a way that people […]
Care For Kids Day on the Green by Gary
Varick’s Family Reunion @ Wexler by Gary
Varick’s annual gathering is big. It is called a family reunion and if the name is accurate then it is one large family gathered together and having a lot of fun. Mmm! What’s on the grill? The New Haven Board of Alders, Fire Department and state delegation are all represented in this picture Mayor Harp […]
Town Hall: Justice, Civility, and Active Citizenship -Tif Shen
A very moving town hall at the International Festival of Arts and Ideas. Moderated by Professor Crystal Feimster of Yale University. It was an event featuring artistic expressions by high school students, and discussions among the audience.
Summer Reading at Stetson Branch Library – Uma Ramiah
The Stetson Branch library is its own little beautiful world in a strip on Dixwell. Brightly colored and chock full of books of all kinds (with a focus on African American literature and history), the librarians love and promote reading (of course), learning and community. Summer reading starts this month, kids can sign up at […]