The page you requested cannot be found. Please try the options below, or if you still have issues contact us. Browse by Outdoor Activity Backcountry Skiing & Snowboarding Flatwater Paddling & Canoeing If your travel budget precludes a trip to the Holy Land, you might consider a trip to Connecticut instead. Yes, you read correctly. Hartford, Connecticut may not be one of the fashion capitals of the world, but trust us, they know how to do denim. Neville Wisdom’s success is built on a signature style of architectural—“little bit more constructed”—designs. Studio 860 inspires young hip-hop dancers and spawns new talent in the Hartford, Connecticut dance community. At Miya’s Sushi in New Haven, the usual is unusual. Killer bees, poisonous vipers, and stingrays. The Nipples Have Eyes It’s not exactly ugly, yet it kind of is. Sarah Mikolowsky is reassembling the taboo and turning it into something wearable. Max Toth – Line Forms Here

Speaking loudly, looming large, and looking as if it’s about to fly off the wall, Max Toth’s art is much like the man himself. Vintanthromodern combines these three things You know how vintage and second hand shops are usually a hit or miss? Vintanthromodern isn’t one of those places. The Fusion of Lo-Tech and Hi-Tech Oh how we love shiny, noisy, interactive playthings! Hartford’s New Media genius Balam Soto truly gets us. Elm City Games, with their hundreds of obscure, classic, and strange boardgames for all tabletop gamers, is the perfect place to hide. The Art of Science with Victor Pacheco We caught up with one of our 2016 Artists to Watch and learned a bit about cyborg frogs and the Worcester water system. Watch: For Now, Until My Last Dying Day The folks at Breakfast Lunch & Dinner say you can’t miss this quiet, complex short film from writer/director Joshua Jenkins. Seriously Fashionable, Made in America, Textiles

Paris, Milan, London, and New York have long been the fashion capitals of the world. Now add Stafford Springs Connecticut. Review: Goodspeed Premieres “Chasing Rainbows: The Road to Oz” Godspeed Musicals bring a beautifully orchestrated re-telling of the life of Judy Garland before she hit it big with The Wizard of Oz. Gaze Through Rick Giles’ Lens Rick Giles’ deeply personal exploration of his environment creates a relationship between humans and nature in his artwork. Dancing Across the Divide The Bushnell in Hartford premiers Sonia Plumb’s new choreographed work – poignant, collaborative, and timely.This MATRIX is Real Hartford’s art museum, the Wadsworth Atheneum, invites you to step into the MATRIX. No choice of red or blue pill needed. Anne Cubberly Invites You All To Participate There’s something about an outdoor performance of over-sized creatures and characters that draws people in. Review: “Queens For A Year” Premiere @ Hartford Stage

Another brilliant premiere comes to New England, executed with military precision and emotional exactness.double curtain rod 84-120 Glass House – Yayoi Kusamamonsoon imogen curtains The Philip Johnson Glass House becomes a canvas for one of the world’s most avant-garde conceptual artists.harrison drape curtain track brackets extra super + Follow Jahmane through his multi-media reflections on hip-hop, alchemy, healing, Afrofuturism and his complex go-between life. BL&D Interview – Arien Wilkerson It’s no secret that the Take Magazine staff loves the folks at BreakfastxLunchxDinner and all the work they do for Hartford. I Was Confused About What I Was Looking At

Eben Kling’s humanoids are spot magnified – over and under-sized features in impossible positions and you move with them. Take Place: Cinestudio at Trinity College Cinephiles and casual moviegoers alike – head to this 1930s-era movie house and discover what it’s like to really see a movie. Shirts that do good and look good Using sustainable cotton and production based in Massachusetts, Tuckerman & Co. make shirts that look good and do good. Kings of No Pop Laura Marsh and Phil Lique are the artists-in-charge at one of New Haven’s newest, multi-use, alternative art spaces. Meet the five women of Real Art Ways and their myriad works that all uniquely move abstraction forward. Quick Takes: ‘We’re Here to Do Dope Shit’ Every creative community needs a catalyst – Hartford, Connecticut, culture gets its cues from Breakfast Lunch & Dinner. Once Upon a Time Having coffee with Matthew Dicks means hearing a lot of stories.

Makes sense, he’s a multiple winner of the Moth StorySLAMS. The Things She Purchased The one fact in TheaterWorks’ current play, Buyer and Cellar, is this: Barbra Streisand has a mall — no, that is not a typo — Sometimes big ideas are actually very small. You’ll never look at a pencil the same after you see what Dalton Ghetti sees. Stonewall, Mapplethorpe, and Warhol at America’s oldest continuously operating public art museum, the Wadsworth Atheneum. Art collector Marc Chabot discusses 20th-century female artists who had daring lives and created cutting-edge work in western Connecticut.New York, Milan and London have one. Why not Hartford, Connecticut? Hartford kicks off its first fashion week. The Sunken Garden Poetry Festival draws people out on the grass, en masse, at the Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Connecticut. Give Peace a Dance The third annual Dance for Peace in Old Saybrook, overflows with the power to promote and spread peace through the arts.