Category: Cultural Interest
25
Oct
hartFEAST
by Kerri Ana Provost
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hartFEAST. The name brings me back to childhood when I watched Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom more than a child probably should. I...
06
Oct
Institute of Empathy to Open in Parkville
by Kerri Ana Provost
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New York artist Saya Woolfalk, on her website, describes her art as: work which considers the idea that symbolic and ideological systems can be activated...
30
Sep
Activism Beyond Hartford Cultural Interest Education Environmental Interest Film Fun Hartford Music Parks Volunteer
Park Water Arts: Celebrating Our Local Waterways
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The Park River Watershed — which stretches from Bloomfield through Hartford, West Hartford, Farmington, New Britain, and Newington –“pours into the Connecticut River through tunnels...
28
Sep
Access Commentary Community Cultural Interest Design Downtown Education Environmental Interest Food Frog Hollow Fun Hartford Myth Busting Parks Quality of Life Shopping South Green South Meadows Transportation
Developing Connective Tissue in Downtown
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Nobody argued when David Panagore announced that “We are the epitome of the Eisenhower Interstate system.” Those with an interest in downtowns would be hard-pressed...
13
Sep
Boricua en la Luna
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Flying roosters and a leaping frog are just part of the new exhibit at 1283 Broad Street. Most of the art in the Boricua en...
12
Sep
Magical History Tour
by Kerri Ana Provost
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If after yesterday’s bicycle ride you’re still able move, there is another event involving two wheels and the city. On September 18th at sunset there...
02
Sep
Community Cultural Interest Design Downtown Environmental Interest Food Fun Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods Myth Busting Parks Volunteer West End
A Walk for Jane and a Dash for a Difference
by Kerri Ana Provost
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There are two upcoming scavenger hunts in Hartford.
27
Aug
Legacy of Hartford Parks
by Kerri Ana Provost
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The Pump House Gallery reopened its doors as an art space Thursday evening. The site has gone from a state of neglect to one that...
06
Aug
Rice and Trains
by Kerri Ana Provost
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Elaine Gan’s Considering Rice is described by Real Art Ways as an exploration of “the entanglements of storytelling and food economy through a dynamic map...
02
Aug
Burr Mall
by Kerri Ana Provost
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A recent visit to City Hall ended with me relaxing in Burr Mall. I’ve lingered here before, but this is the first time since the...