I recently heard something very provocative and what I initially felt was down right offensive. Then I thought about it some more and, while not a very graceful comment (and still a little offensive in tone), I think there is a kernel of truth in the message in that there is plenty to do for […]
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Fancy Fingers, Fancy Feet – Lucy Gellman
Hi Elm Citizens! Lucy here. As a music reporter for the New Haven Independent, I see – and hear – a lot of live music in the city. It’s the kind of ear-splitting fun I missed out on in college, and photographing the city’s talent has become a sort of ritual for me. To keep […]
City Point Kitchen – Jeffrey Kerekes
This is a concept born in the neighborhood among neighbors, owned by neighbors, built by another neighbor and staffed by neighbors. City Point Kitchen is neighborhood. Fresh local ingredients is what inspires Derrick the chef who also lives in New Haven. He noted people love their eggs (from Branford), their biscuits and gravy as well […]
Food Truck Festival – Tif Shen
A celebration of street food around New Haven. It was a pleasure to be able to sample cuisine from around the world, while enjoying the beautiful sunset and view of the Long Island Sound.
Beyond New Haven – Two Roads Brewery – Jeffrey Kerekes
A short trip to Two Roads Brewery, 1700 Stratford Avenue, Stratford, CT, was a pleasant trip. A $5 tour of the facility also allows you to sample a variety of their beer offerings and was certainly worthwhile. They have a food truck outside because of stupid licensing/legislative issue, they cannot serve food inside so eat […]
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.