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A movie about a combat veteran who served in Afghanistan, which was shot in the New Haven area, will premiere in that city on July 7.
"30 Americans" at New Britain Museum of American Art is a show of artworks about the Black experience interpreted by 30 Black artists.
Ten fellows in the Artists of Color Accelerate program will show off their work at a free Hartford event on June 30.
Make Music Day, the annual nationwide celebration of music, will have events all over Connecticut on Tuesday, June 21.
A gallery in Norwich dedicated to Sikh art is having its ribbon cutting on April 29, as part of a townwide celebration of the Sikh community.
A new young adult novel is co-written by Gladys Mwilelo of New Haven woman, who is a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A new historical novel, 'Gallows Hill,' is based on a true story from 1753 New London, when a woman was accused of killing her baby.
Five Francis Hines artworks that were part of a stash retrieved in 2017 from a dumpster in Watertown will be on exhibit at Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury.
Fine Art & Flowers, the annual fund raiser that pairs floral arrangements with artworks, will be April 29 to May 1 at Wadsworth Atheneum.
A Connecticut museum will receive a promised gift of 70 artworks by major artists such as Cassatt, Hassam, Homer, Hopper, Wyeth, Picasso
Hartford Symphony Orchestra will present a live score at a screening of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" on April 23 and 24.
SWAN Day CT, a celebration of women in the arts, is marking its 15th anniversary this year with a celebration on April 23 at Free Center in Middletown
April in Paris film festival, which took a two-year hiatus due to COVID, is back in 2022 with a slate of nine French-language films. It will be held April 3 to 9 at Cinestudio in Hartford.
Several art events in March are raising money for Ukraine refugee relief.
Hartford Rev. Shelley D. Best is the new CEO of the Greater Hartford Arts Council.
Tickets are now on sale for the 26th annual Hartford Jewish Film Festival, which will be presented live and streaming.
A Hartford neighborhood art initiative called "hARTford Love" will put artworks on bus shelters and electrical boxes on Albany Avenue.
A list of events of what is happening in Connecticut to honor Black History Month
At Connecticut Science Center in Hartford, "Mummies of the World" is a fascinating, educational and creepy exhibit, showing mummified corpses from Egypt, Peru, Ecuador, Germany, Hungary, Bra…
In the wake of the racial reckoning that followed the murder of George Floyd, museums throughout Connecticut are revving up again with a particular focus: diversity, equity and inclusion.
Rich Hollant of West Hartford presents "All That Remains," a photography exhibit, at Charter Oak Cultural Center in Hartford.
Holiday museum events for 2021 include The Wadsworth Atheneum's Festival of Trees and Traditions, which runs from Dec. 2 to 12.
A list of the dozens of artisan and craft fairs in the Hartford area for holiday shopping in 2021.
A series of mural unveiled in November on Park and Broad streets in Hartford honor nine Frog Hollow heroes. Here is a little bit of who they are.
Free Center in Middletown is the home of a new art exhibit of work by people with physical, psychiatric and intellectual disabilities.
