“I have built my shrine to cycling,” Matt Feiner said to me on a recent October Tuesday, as I ducked inside the Devil’s Gear bike shop to check out its new Orange Street digs. It was a little past lunchtime, and the shop was buzzing, cyclists filtering in and out on their way back to work. […]
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Why I #StandWithPP – Lucy Gellman
Hi Elm Citizens! Lucy here. If you’ve been following the news, it’s been a pretty terrible month — a couple of months, actually — for the Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA), known more colloquially as just Planned Parenthood. First a year-old video of a doctor allegedly discussing the sale of fetal remains surfaced. Then earlier this […]
Printmaking In Sound – Lucy Gellman
Or something like that. Today market the 2015-16 academic year’s first performance of “Playing Images” at the Yale University Art Gallery, a very cool collaboration between the Gallery and Music Haven‘s amazing string quartet. If you don’t know the latter organization, which provides tuition-free music lessons to over 100 students, now’s your chance to get […]
Playing in New Haven’s Backyard by Lucy Gellman
Hey New Haveners! Lucy here for a quick post this week. With summer ending (oops, when did it start?) and the slightest, slightest hint of fall in the air, I’ve had to remind myself to take a moment — or many moments — to savor all of the fun and free stuff there is to […]
Pencilgrass Reunites by Lucy Gellman
A short post this week, just in case you missed the epic reunion. If you’re feeling inspired afterwards, I highly recommend this as background music.
Celebrating the Mountain Movers by Lucy Gellman
Hey there Elm Citizens! I’m going to be short and sweet on one of my favorite topics this week: music, and some New Haveners who do in really well. By that, I mean a group of four folks who have consistently blown me away since my arrival in New Haven in July 2013. They are Dan […]
Food Haven by Lucy Gellman
Hey there, Elm Citizens! I hope you’re all having a great week. After a bout of work-propelled insanity, I am — mostly because I’ve been able to turn my thoughts toward one of my favorite things: cooking. And eating. In putting together and producing a new radio show, Kitchen Sync, I’ve been reminded of just […]