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Backstage Pass
Late in the 1950 film All About Eve, a scene opens in downtown New Haven. “To the theater world, New Haven, Connecticut, is a short stretch of sidewalk between the Shubert Theater and the Taft Hotel,...
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This Week in New Haven (September 25 – October 1)
As the weather turns strangely hot, other sources of heat include a filmmaker who won an Oscar this year, a musical that’s “back by popular demand” and hundreds of candles flickering inside a smoky...
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This Week in New Haven (November 6 – 12)
Democracy and war come to the front this week, as do food, theater and vinyl records. Monday, November 6 The latest New Haven Restaurant Week, in which 31 local restaurants offer extra value to entice...
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This Week in New Haven (November 20 – 26)
This week’s holiday cornucopia is stuffed with the offbeat and the impertinent. Monday, November 20 At 6:30 p.m., students at Cooperative Arts High School (177 College St, New Haven) are putting on...
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This Week in New Haven (September 17 – 23)
Big names pass through town and make a splash while a new local resource promises splashes for years to come. Monday, September 17 A 4 p.m. tea and talk at the Beinecke Library (121 Wall St, New...
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This Week in New Haven (February 11 – 17)
Love it or hate it (or just don’t care about it), there’s something for you this Valentine’s Day. Monday, February 11 A new exhibition of Marcela Staudenmaier’s very fine 3D cut paper illustrations,...
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This Week in New Haven (February 25 – March 3)
As February turns to March, there’s a spring in New Haven’s step and maybe a Spring in its subconscious. Monday, February 25 Yale’s library system is spending the week highlighting fair use, a legal...
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This Week in New Haven (October 14 – 20)
Ways to connect the dots this week: Investigate the justice system and then a murder mystery. View fleeting chalk art, precious fine art and everlasting concrete art. Enjoy old-timey jazz and old-timey...
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Child’s Play
Summer is on the way—but a different kind of summer, one in which many of the go-to amusements for families with children are closed or limited. What’s a kid to do? We asked a few experienced grownups...
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Lots to See
Few of New Haven’s public spaces are more snubbed by the public that uses them than its parking garages. The moment we enter these multi-level lots, we’re planning our escape. We find the closest...
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