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With its main festival moved to October, Out Film has created an LGBTQ-themed Pride MiniFest this weekend featuring two feature films, a documentary and seven shorts.
Charles Rosenay!!!, who has produced Beatles conventions and festivals and tours for decades, has compiled a "Book of Top 10 Beatles Lists" with contributions from dozens of celebrities.
Three dozen artists from around the country, including six from Connecticut, have contributed to "QUEERwerks," a vibrant, expansive and wildly diverse Pride Month exhibit at Silvermine Galle…
The Courant's arts picks for June 11-17 include the Rose Weekend in Elizabeth Park, a 29-band local music festival in Somers, a double feature of horror movies in Seymour and, at long last, …
The Webster Theatre has been sold to Concert Crave, a New Jersey company that has been booking shows into the venue for years.
"Seinfeld" co-star Jason Alexander will head the latest WRCH "Nite of Lite Laughter" benefit at The Bushnell on Nov. 3.
Howard Fishman discusses his book "To Anyone Who Ever Asks: The Life, Music, and Mystery of Connie Converse" at the Mark Twain House
The International Festival of Arts & Ideas offers theater, music, talks and tours in New Haven June 10-25. Here are tips to navigating the schedule.
The Courant's arts picks for June 4-10 include funk keyboardist "Papa" Gros, seasoned rock bands The Used and Pierce the Veil, a Pride-themed concert at the Hartford Symphony, country star T…
The Wadsworth's latest MATRIX gallery installment features Lisa Alvarado, who has been combining music with her art for over a decade.
From the opening moments of "Ain't Too Proud" to the smashing rendition of "The Way You Do the Thing You Do," the theatrical tribute to The Temptations is in constant motion.
Rap star and food show host Action Bronson will be in New Haven July 20 for a concert at College Street Music Hall.
Rocker/rapper Machine Gun Kelly is at Mohegan Sun on Sept. 7, the first time he's played there since his hit album "Mainstream Sellout" was released.
The new exhibit, "I Am Seen... Therefore I Am: Isaac Julien and Frederick Douglass," at the Wadsworth Atheneum features a film installation and is co-curated by Harvard historians Henry Loui…
Jacqueline Bircher's new play, "Webster's Bitch," questions the power of words. It premiers at West Hartford's Playhouse on Park May 31 through June 18.
Broadway musical "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations," which chronicles the legendary band's career, is at The Bushnell May 30 through June 4.
You wouldn't visit an art gallery in your pajamas, but you might be tempted to when you see some on display in the "Relax! Leisure and Style" exhibit at the Wadsworth.
Time to get smart with your art as this week's picks include music from Billy Porter to Indigo Girls to Mamaglia and Mighty Soul Drivers.
The public visiting hours for "The Life and Legacy of Caroll Spinney" exhibit at Bracken Memorial Library in Woodstock were listed incorrectly in Sunday's Arts and Living Section.
The life and legacy of Caroll Spinney, who played Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch on "Sesame Street" for 46 years, is the subject of a gallery show in Woodstock.
The Courant's arts picks for May 21-27 features a wide range of shows including a femme punk band, a drag queen and a play about professional wrestling.
Ralph Lee, an internationally acclaimed puppeteer who is the subject of a current exhibit at the Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry at the University of Connecticut, died this week at …
Connecticut Ballet has revived its version of the comic ballet "Coppélia," which it has been doing on and off for 35 years. It is at The Bushnell's Belding Theater on May 20 and 21.
Jenn Thompson's production of "Gypsy," at the Goodspeed Opera House through June 25, has been given a deft modern makeover that returns it to its roots.
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