Category: Hartford’s Neighborhoods

28 Feb

The Studio

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Jazz makes me uncomfortable. At Shag Frenzy, a retro music dance night, I can shake it for hours. At a dingy hall featuring three live...

23 Feb

Access Beyond Hartford Clay Arsenal Downtown Hartford South Green Transportation

Getting Around

by Kerri Ana Provost

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I like to avoid talking about race, mostly because whenever it comes up, people get defensive, they shut down, and then nothing productive comes of...

19 Feb

Downtown Frog Hollow Hartford Hartford's Neighborhoods Parkville Quality of Life

Spring Cleaning Yet?

by Kerri Ana Provost

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Why is a stretch of Capitol Avenue (from the UHaul building to the intersection with Laurel Street) perpetually covered with litter?

16 Feb

Hartford Transportation West End

Can Rail Save Connecticut’s Cities?

by Kerri Ana Provost

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This issue will be discussed on Friday at the UConn School of Law from noon until 2:15. Panelists include Professor Sara Bronin, Norman Garrick, and...

13 Feb

Cultural Interest Downtown Hartford

Lincoln: Man, Myth, and Memory

by Kerri Ana Provost

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To the untrained eye, it may appear that these racetrack flags are commemorating President Lincoln’s Coming Out Day, but in actuality, the Wadsworth Atheneum was...

12 Feb

Cultural Interest Downtown Hartford

Silver Lining for Connecticut Opera Subscribers

by Kerri Ana Provost

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It’s not the same as a refund or being able to use remaining tickets at another opera house, but it’s a nice gesture: TheaterWorks at...

09 Feb

Cultural Interest Film Hartford Parkville

Free Film Screening: The Beautiful Washing Machine

by Kerri Ana Provost

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The Capitol Cinema Collective will hold a free screening for their monthly program—Kino Kafé—on Tuesday, February 10, 7:30PM at La Paloma Sabanera Coffeehouse, 405 Capitol...

06 Feb

Downtown Hartford