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Erector Square Open Studios returns to New Haven October 17 & 18
Erector Square Open Studios returns to New Haven October 17 & 18 Erector Square Open Studios 2026 will showcase 120 artists and creatives on Saturday, ... The post Erector Square Open Studios returns to New Haven October 17 & 18 first appeared on Finding Connecticut .
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Hartford Public Library hosts annual Beyond Words fundraiser at Hartford Marriott Downtown
Hartford Public Library hosts annual Beyond Words fundraiser at Hartford Marriott Downtown Hartford Public Library will host its annual signature fundraising event, Beyond Words, on ... The post Hartford Public Library hosts annual Beyond Words fundraiser at Hartford Marriott Downtown first appeared on Finding Connecticut .
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David Sedaris returns to The Bushnell in April 2027
David Sedaris returns to The Bushnell in April 2027 Author and humorist David Sedaris will appear for one night at The Bushnell in Hartford on ... The post David Sedaris returns to The Bushnell in April 2027 first appeared on Finding Connecticut .
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Few Visitors Realize America’s Oldest Public Art Museum Is Right Here In Connecticut
America’s art history has a few surprises, and one of the biggest is hiding in plain sight. You might expect the country’s oldest public art museum to be in New York or another city famous for its enormous cultural institutions. But the story takes a different turn. Connecticut...
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Trinity College library finds rare printing fragment connected to Johannes Gutenberg
Trinity College library finds rare printing fragment connected to Johannes Gutenberg Scholars at Trinity College’s Watkinson Library in Hartford have identified a page of 15th-century ... The post Trinity College library finds rare printing fragment connected to Johannes Gutenberg first appeared on Finding Connecticut .
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Trevor Noah speaks to Hartford on introspection and identity
Famous comedian and author Trevor Noah took the stage at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts in Hartford, on Tuesday, Oct. 6. For those unfamiliar with Noah, here is a quick introduction. He was born in 1984 South Africa during apartheid, to a black Xhosa mother and a white Swiss father, a union that was literally illegal. He recounts his upbringing in his memoir “Born a Crime,” and turned his stand-up comedy career into a global television stint, taking over “The Daily Show” from Jon Stewart in 2015 and hosting it for seven years.
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Men's Golf placed third at the Post Eagles Fall Invite
WATERTOWN, Conn. – Led by CJ Strong (+4) with a fourth-place finish, the Assumption University men's golf team totaled 51 birdies to finish third at the 2026 Post Eagles Fall Invitational at Watertown Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon. THE BASICS. Finished: 3rd/9 (+54) 4th – CJ Strong (+4 |...
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Opinion: Columbus Day reminds how Italian Americans helped shape - and were shaped by - life in Waterbury
Waterbury was once a predominantly Italian community after the mass migration from Italy in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Industrious and proud Italians from Italy's "Mezzogiorno," or southern half – south of Rome to Sicily – moved here to raise their families in the Brass City's thriving industrial, brass-based economy. This Oct. 12, Columbus Day, is a day of celebration not only for the great explorer, born Cristoforo Colombo, (1451-1506), but of the immense Italian accomplishments and contributions to the greatest nation ever created.
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Glo Sessions and the Sessions Factory
20 feet from the machinery, an artist made a world of her own. AUTHOR’S NOTE: Glo Sessions, an artist whose work is highly identified with the town of Bristol, will be the subject of a public exhibition and sale opening Nov. 14 at the New England Carousel Museum and running through Dec. 31. The Bristol Edition continues its series about Sessions and her work.
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A busy Saturday on Memorial Boulevard
Saturday night Jack and June Krampitz were out and about. They are both volunteers at Downtown Live, which featured “An Evening of Hocus Pocus: A Spelltacular Cabaret,” at the Rockwell Theater on Memorial Boulevard. Not only was there a show at the Rockwell, but outside Nexgen Trunk or...
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Rocky Hill's New Viral Vortex Store Turns TikTok Toy Fads Into Real Shelves
A Rocky Hill couple just turned their favorite corner of the internet into a storefront you can actually walk into. Viral Vortex, a new toy shop packed with the squishies, mystery dumplings and collectible figures that dominate TikTok feeds, held a soft opening on October 2 followed by its official grand opening the next day.