Tour For Life - mental health charity concert feat. 38 SPESH and special guests. All proceeds to Mental Health charity

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 🎬✨ Filmi Fridays at The Table & Gallery ✨ 🍸

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Every Friday night, step into a world of color, rhythm, and cinematic magic as we celebrate the vibrancy of  South Asian culture  through the lens of  Bollywood’s most beloved films.

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From timeless classics to cult favorites, our screen will light up with stories that have shaped generations — full of drama, music, dance, and heart.

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✨  Sip on signature craft cocktails  infused with the bold, tangy, and spicy flavors of South Asian street food — from tamarind and chili to rose and cardamom — all thoughtfully curated to match the evening’s feature film.

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🎭  Dress the par t: channel your inner Shah Rukh, Deepika, Rekha, or Ranveer — whether it's sequins, saris, or sherwanis — and walk into our space like you're walking onto a movie set.

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🎶  Dance, sing, relive the magi c, and connect with fellow film lovers, foodies, and dreamers. This is more than a movie night — it’s a cultural celebration.

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Because when the lights go down and the music starts...  it’s officially Filmi Friday!

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Join us this Friday night for a Kabbalat Shabbat service, all are welcome. Weather permitting, services will be held in our outdoor sanctuary. Bring a chair, blanket (and bug spray) and enjoy the service as the sun sets.

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Temple Emanuel is a participatory, diverse, non-judgmental, and intellectually vibrant Reform Synagogue, serving greater New Haven, Connecticut.

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Call the Temple Emanuel office at 203-397-3000 if you have questions, or if you would like a link to attend virtually.

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Email: office@tegnh.org

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Website: http://tegnh.org/

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Released on the heels of her critically acclaimed 2018 album, With the Sun, Sunny War’s new album finds her a little bit older, a little bit more mature, but looking back on the rocky roads of her past with a surprising amount of nostalgia. Shell of a Girl, coming August 23, 2019 on Hen House Studios with vinyl released by Org Music, was written in a burst of creativity in Los Angeles, and marks a new transition period, with Sunny moving from the Venice Beach boardwalk, where she first made her name, to the streets of downtown Los Angeles. Holed up in a studio apartment in an old halfway house that’s rumored to be haunted, Sunny muses “I think I’ve heard ghosts, but I’ve always heard ghosts everywhere.” These ghosts are reflected in the songs on the new album, either through the ghosts of friends who’ve passed away, from overdose or accident, or in the ghosts of who she used to be. “I feel like I’ve tricked myself into trying to be a part of the system that I swore I’d never participate in,” she says. “Now I’m worried about moving from a studio to a one-bedroom. It bums me out when the thing I’m happy about is paying the light bill. I’m never happy about something that’s real anymore.

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Growing up in Los Angeles’ punk scene, Sunny was hopping trains from a tender age, riding free on the rails and living homeless on the streets. Her music has always been raw, and she refuses to shy away from a brutally open honesty about the rougher parts of her life, but now that she’s gotten a modicum of comfort and routine, she finds herself looking back to what she remembers as the happiest time in her life. Far from her early days playing house shows with members of FIDLAR, and racing through punk sets with her band Anus Kings, Sunny insists she’s never lost touch with her punk roots, in fact she feels more punk than ever; “I’ve graduated to just hating everybody,” she says with a laugh.

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Sunny War jokes that the songs on Shell of a Girl come from her attempts to write a radio-friendly single, inspired by wildly varied influences like commercial jingles that fascinated her as a kid, the cross rhythms of bossa nova guitar, even a peculiarly twisted version of circus classic “March of the Gladiators.” Recording again at Hen House Studios on Venice Beach with producer Harlan Steinberger and her musical collaborators Micah Nelson (Particle Kid) Aroyn Davis, Milo Gonzalez, Tato Melgar, Lesterfari Simbarashe, and Edith Crash rounding out the cast, Sunny moves freely between musical genres, anchored by her virtuosic, self-taught fingerstyle guitar work. Playing on a temperamental Guild acoustic guitar, that she’s named Big Baby for its tendency to squall and feedback, Sunny’s guitar work is as dazzling as ever, notes cascading out of the guitar in Art Tatum-ish flourishes.

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Her songs cut deeply too, confessional at times, wounded at other times, and fiercely proud throughout. As Sunny explains the title song, “Shell,” “in relationships, people just treat somebody like shit. Then that person changes and they don’t recognize them anymore. If you keep attacking me, I’m going to morph into somebody who’s more defensive and more aggressive, so why are you surprised?” “Drugs Are Bad” attempts to reconcile Sunny’s own medicated childhood and our culture of medicating children with self-righteous parents who think that the only drug addicts are those that use street drugs. “Soul Tramp” speaks to the hobo’s urge to keep moving, to avoid routine, to keep from ever being bored. “A ‘soul tramp’ is somebody who constantly feels like they need to go somewhere all the time,” she explains. “You’re just fighting that feeling. The lyrics are inspired by train hopping. When I hopped trains, I was living off of food stamps and just drinking Night Train. Looking back now, I think that those were the happiest times of my life. Everything was so random. Something new was happening every day, it was always interesting.

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Moving further into adulthood, Sunny War feels herself pulled back to the wild days of her youth, to the adventure and freedom we all remember, though rarely with the intensity that she lived it. But that freedom came with a price. “Most of my travelling friends died from ODing or liver failure,” she admits. “The drinking was a really big part of it, but also heroin. Almost everybody I know is dead. Then I think, why did I gravitate towards these kinds of people and then I think, was I supposed to be dead?” It’s a question she asks explicitly on “Rock n Roll Heaven”, reflecting that “I wasn’t really planning to live past 27, so now I’m like, OK what happens? I feel like that old gag where two kids are standing on each other’s shoulders with a trench coat on, pretending to be an adult. I kept wondering if I’m the only one pretending or…?” Of course, she’s not the only one pretending, but few other artists ask such honest questions with such an earnest curiosity.

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Malignancy, Burt Bacharach, Coronary Thrombosis, Fatal Sacrament.

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General Admission Standing Room Only

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STANDARDS

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Links: Official Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify

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FLORAL

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Links: Official Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify

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CLOUTCHASER

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Links: Official Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify

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Weekly on Fridays | 8:00 - 10 PM Start your weekend with a cocktail, live music, and friends. Join us weekly for live music in The Wharf. Musicians vary each week.

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. June 20: John Moniella

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. July 4: Mike Hattfield

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. July 11: Paul Harris

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. July 25: Bobby Morrill

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Musician line-up subject to change.

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Visit our website to check our musician line-up!

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This is a Weekly Recurring Event

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Runs from Jul 4, 2025 to Dec 26, 2025 and happens every:

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Fridays:8:00pm - 10:00pm Timezone: EDT

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Our male revue is the place to go for ladies seeking the perfect setting to celebrate their special events!

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Our Las Vegas Style "audience participation" male revue show features the very best male entertainment in an intimate personal setting, designed to involve our audience directly and make for a memorable evening.

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Our chiseled male dancers are trained to entertain the toughest of female audiences with mind-blowing choreography and first-class erotic performance. Next time you are planning a girls night out, bachelorette or birthday party in Scottsdale you'll know exactly where to go.

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Get ready to blush, scream and have a great time with the sexy HunkOMania hunks. Plus, our hilarious hosts encourage audience participation.

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Guests must be at least 18 years old at this location.

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Argentine Tango Beginner Boot Camp

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Do you tango? Learn the basics in this intensive to experience the passion of tango! Limited enrollment.

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2:30 - 5:00 pm with a short break

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Argentine Tango basics embrace and connection. Next phase pivots ochos and turns. Free leg movements combinations with ganchos "hooking legs together".

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Register here or visit www.cttangofest.org for more info.

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Sarah Schneiderman from Glastonbury, Connecticut, is the featured artist at the Cheshire Public Library at 104 Main Street in Cheshire, CT,  from July 2 through July 30, 2025. Her exhibit, “More Garbage Than Fish,” showcases assemblages made from trash that depict the fish she encountered while scuba diving. The artist is hosting a reception  on Monday, July 7, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The show and reception are free and open to the public. 

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Ms. Schneiderman explains what influenced this series: “I started diving in 2013 after retiring from my corporate career. I fell in love with the creatures found in the ocean and learned that coral reefs are dying and water temperatures are rising. Having previously created art using found objects and trash, I continued this theme by making representational artwork of the fish I’ve seen while diving. These pieces reveal both the beauty and the sometimes haunting aspects of sea life. Beneath the surface beauty, I address the overwhelming presence of trash, particularly in our oceans, through the use of found and recycled materials. This includes everyday debris, and items people have given me such as bead and button collections, produce bags, and piano parts.”

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The exhibit also offers information on how to reduce our plastic consumption.

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Cheshire Public Library is located at 104 Main Street, Cheshire, CT. The library is open:

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Monday – Thursday: 9:00 AM - 8:30 PM

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Friday – Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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🎨 Unlock Your Child’s Creativity at The Giggling Pig! 🖌️

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Looking for the perfect art class for your child? The Giggling Pig offers engaging, age-appropriate programs designed to nurture creativity, build skills, and encourage self-expression in a fun and supportive environment!

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✨ Beginner Class (Ages 4-6) – 1 Hour

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Introduce your little artist to the fundamentals of art! Through guided instruction, kids explore blending, composition, and different techniques while having fun and developing their unique style.

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🎭 Intermediate Class (Ages 7-9) – 1.5 Hours

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A deeper dive into creativity! Students work more independently, experimenting with clay, watercolor, acrylic, mixed media, and more. They’ll learn composition, values, and color theory while creating detailed artwork.

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📅 Classes held weekly—pre-registration required! Weekly attendance is encouraged but not required.

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💰 Class packs available for savings opportunities!

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Join us at The Giggling Pig, where imagination comes to life! 🌟

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📍 Reserve your child’s spot today!

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 Program open to children of all ages and their caregivers.

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Join the Essex Library Children’s Librarian for a fun story time at Essex Island! Bring a blanket to sit on, and a snack to enjoy, while we read books, dance around, and sing songs!

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Story time will take place on the lawn on Essex Island (behind Siren).

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Essex Library programs are free and open to the public.

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No registration is required. In the event of rain, story time will not be held.

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Exhibition open Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm with free parking and admission EXCEPT Saturday, June 7; Friday, July 4 (Independence Day); Thursday, November 27 (Thanksgiving Day); Wednesday, December 24 (Christmas Eve); and Thursday, December 25 (Christmas Day).

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In remembrance of Pope Francis, who passed on April 21, 2025, the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center is honored to present this exhibit illustrating the pope’s outreach to the peripheries during his 47 international trips.

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Learn more: https://www.michaelmcgivneycenter.org/exhibits/francis-pope-of-the-peripheries/

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March 22 – September 7, 2025 | Exhibition open Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm with free parking and admission EXCEPT Friday, April 18 (Good Friday); Saturday, April 19 (Holy Saturday); Sunday, April 20 (Easter); Saturday, June 7; and Friday, July 4 (Independence Day).

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Separated by 2,781 miles and on two different continents, Iraqi and Nigerian Christians share similar stories of persecution. From 2014-2018, portions of Northern Iraq were under the control of the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and many religious minorities, including Christians, experienced persecution and violence as a result. In the northern and central portions of Nigeria, violence towards Christians and other minority groups has also increased in recent years at the hands of Boko Haram and other groups. 

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The Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center is honored to share the stories of those displaced in Iraq and Nigeria through Among the Persecuted and Displaced — a collection of photographs taken by Stephen Rasche. The Knights of Columbus has sponsored some of Rasche’s work in both countries, bringing to light the atrocities inflicted on those persecuted for their faith.

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Learn more: https://www.michaelmcgivneycenter.org/exhibits/among-the-persecuted-and-displaced/

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A two person exhibition of work by artists Day Moore and Kelly Clark.

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FREE notarizations for members of New Haven County. Valid state ID is required for service.

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The Joke Show!

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Based on Alan Katz hilarious book that's selling like hot cakes, The Funniest Joke Book Ever for Kids, The Joke Show! comes to you with fresh family fun and even a few lessons along the way! Don't miss this fabulous opportunity enjoy a family show your kids will never forget and even meet the Best-Selling after the show!

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Autographed Books for sale after the show, AND meet the author himself!

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Household items/Jewelry; Hardware/Tools; Linens/Handmade quilts

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COLLECTIBLES: Model ships/Bells/Videos/CDs (mostly 60s)/ Cassettes/Record albums

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Outdoor/Picnic items; Books (many true crime); Civil War/WWII items; Holiday decor; Electric typewriter; Singer sewing machine; Dog accessories

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PLUS...MUCH MORE!

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 The Joke Show!

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Based on Alan Katz hilarious book that's selling like hot cakes, The Funniest Joke Book Ever for Kids,  The Joke Show! comes to you with fresh family fun and even a few lessons along the way! Don't miss this fabulous opportunity enjoy a family show your kids will never forget and even meet the Best-Selling after the show!

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Autographed Books for sale after the show, AND meet the author himself!

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Join our volunteer museum educators for an interactive exploration of highlights from our collection. In a New Light: Five Centuries of British Art features works from the sixteenth century to the present, now on view in a reimagined installation. 

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Tours meet in the Entrance Court by the Visitor Services desk. 

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For more information, please visit: https://britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions-programs/docent-tour-collection-highlight-17

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 Explore the Charm of Yesteryear at Shore Line Trolley Museum!

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Spend an hour, spend the day – embark on a nostalgic journey with the Shore Line Trolley Museum! Open for visitors, our museum offers enchanting trolley rides and captivating tours that transport you back in time. Purchase your tickets online or at the door and enjoy unlimited access throughout the day!

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Ticket Prices:

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• $13 for Adults
• $12 for Folks 62+
• $10 for Children
• Kids under 2 ride FREE!

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Please note that special events may have different pricing.

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  Operating Hours:  11 AM – 3 PM, Wed-Sun with trolley cars departing every hour. Our volunteer trolley operators will guide you through the oldest suburban street railway in the U.S.A. – a National Historic District that opened on July 31, 1900, connecting New Haven with the Connecticut shore line.

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Authentic Trolley Experience:  Step into history as you ride on an authentic antique trolley car. Whether it’s the yellow Connecticut Company trolley capturing old New Haven, the 1923 New Orleans Public Transit trolley, or the semi-open 1904 Brooklyn Rapid Transit trolley, your journey promises a unique experience. We regularly operate trolley cars from New Orleans and Johnstown PA, providing diverse rides depending on weather conditions.

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Witness Restoration in Action:  Marvel at meticulously volunteer-restored display cars and catch a glimpse of our dedicated volunteers working on overhead wires, signals, or tracks. If you’re passionate about preservation, inquire about volunteering opportunities with your tour guide or ticket agent.

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  Membership Benefits:  Consider becoming a member for exclusive advantages if you plan to visit multiple times a year. Ask about our annual membership subscriptions to enhance your museum experience.

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  Take Home a Piece of History:  Don’t forget to stop by our museum store before you leave! Explore a variety of mementos to commemorate your visit.

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Join us for an unforgettable day filled with history, charm, and the joy of trolley rides at Shore Line Trolley Museum. Purchase your tickets now and let the past come alive!

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Join us for some Under The Sea fun!

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Welcome to the Shoreline Summer Festival! Join us at Armada Brewing for a day filled with fun in the sun. Get ready for live music, delicious food trucks, ice-cold drinks, and a variety of local vendors showcasing their unique creations. Whether you're looking to relax with friends or dance the day away, this event has something for everyone. Don't miss out on this summer celebration - mark your calendars now!

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Join us for our Drag Brunch in the cozy back courtyard of our shop!

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Please enter through the front and head toward the back door, tickets will be checked at the entrance. Each ticket includes access to the courtyard, one drink of your choice, and one food item of your choice.

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You can redeem your food and drink ticket at the bar. We recommend arriving early to place your order, but you’re welcome to order from the bar at any time during the show.

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Please bring enough cash to tip all our wonderful performers!

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Tickets are limited, so grab yours while you can!

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 Presented by  Salt Jacket Booking

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CT-DIY’s #1 All-Ages Music and Arts Festival. Featuring a full day of live music across two stages, food, craft beer, vendors, photo-ops, and more!

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Sponsored by:

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Salt Jacket Booking, DuhFunkt Pirate Radio, New England Obscura, Armada Brewing, Monumental Merch, SJC Custom Drums, Rampage Skate Shop, Yellow Dog Sound Labs, and more TBA!

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Come join us this summer at Armada Brewing in New Haven, CT on July 12, 2025!

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Event is ALL AGES

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Music Lineup:

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Driveways | Capstan

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Scooped Up | Don't Panic | ANTHMS

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Always Grounded, Sunday Morning, Take The Flame, Seepie, Waiver (LI), Aunts, Shortwave, Five Stories Falling, Ringpop! (MA), American Thrills, Gina Fritz, My Cousin's Girlfriend's House (PA), Park National (MA), Pull The Curtain, Dethwish, Shrimp Planet, Gabe Woodrow (MD), Wavy Mcgrady, Splitview, Squints, Always Morning, Shame Penguin, Sober Bill, Aurora

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Vendors:

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JOIN THE LINEUP. APPLY NOW AT - ShorelineSummerFest.com

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Hard Dyes, Hallowed Harvest Oddities, Meals For Music, Design by Field, Rockhopper Productions, The Bone Alchemist, Renewal By Andersen, Wilting Flower Co., The Leaf Keepers, Rabbit Reflections, Beacon Craft Studio, Night of The Living Dice, The Whimsy Contessa, and MORE

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Food Trucks:

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Hightop Burgers, Tacos From Tulum, Vittle's Food Truck, Janet's Hot Dogs

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Tickets:

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$25 advance | $30 day of show

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T-Shirt Preorder Add-On: $15 | $20 day of show

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 Kehler Liddell Gallery  is pleased to present our next exhibition, inspired by the Hands Off movement.

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Our summer small works exhibition showcases a community of artists coming together through art. All are welcome! 

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Submissions in the hundreds were gathered in a national Open Call and include emerging to professional artists working in a variety of media, from Connecticut to California. Themes in the show range from environmental issues to current politics to personal commentary and more. We encourage people to experience and discuss the artwork in this show.

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Artists:

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Elaine Alibrandi, Brigitte Balbinot, Annemarie Baldauf, Lisa Benham, Kelley Berg, Jim Bremer & Ruth Buffington, Donald Brown, Marin Carr-Quimet, Harmony Chamberlain Harrington, David Chorney, Jody Clouse, Roberta Echelson, Paul Fowler, Kathryn Frederick, Bob Gregson, Mark Grindell, David Held, Julie Henderson, Helen Kauder, Anna Litwiller, Kat Lombard-Cook, Christian Miller, Carol Mullen, Thelma Raney, Ruth Sack, Scott Schuldt, Vivien Schwarz, Heather Sener, Joanna Stuart, Shawn Waldron, Yevgenia Wayne, Noel Werle, Kenni Zipf, & Kehler Liddell Gallery Members.

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Kehler Liddell Gallery (KLG) is a cooperative gallery in the heart of New Haven’s Westville village representing 22 of the area’s most notable emerging and established artists. Established in 2003, KLG is one of New Haven’s longest-running retail galleries to date. All of the artists are juried into membership. Monthly exhibitions are highlighted by free community arts programming presented by www.ArtEconInitiative.org. The gallery is free and open to the public.  Gallery hours: Thursday- Sunday 12 to 5pm, or by appt. 

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"Red, White, and Bruised: America's Healthcare and Reproductive Rights" — Assemblages from Medical Debris by Sarah Schneidermanon view in the Workshop Gallery at Ball & Socket Arts from June 27 to July 27, 2025.

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Opening reception on June 27 from 3-6 pm with the opportunity to meet the artist.

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Artist Talk and Q&A on Saturday, June 28th at 11 am.

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Gallery hours are Friday to Sunday from 12-4 pm with free admission.

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In "Red, White, and Bruised," artist Sarah Schneiderman confronts the fractured healthcare and reproductive landscape in the United States. Schneiderman made these poignant assemblages from non-recyclable medical and other debris. This exhibit juxtaposes imagery of American flags with maps showing state-level abortion access. Each piece in this exhibit examines the promises of liberty and justice against the realities of unequal care, legislative control, and choice.

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Sarah reimagines the flag—an emblem of national pride and unity—using discarded medical materials such as pill packs, gauze, surgical socks, and syringe tubes. These flags represent waste in America's healthcare system, both figuratively and literally. They explore the equality of those who have access to healthcare. Minorities, women, and people of lower socioeconomic status receive different care than wealthy white men. Alongside the flags, abortion access maps, constructed from similar debris, show in which states reproductive rights are banned or are safe and legal. These maps lay bare the consequences of political decisions on real bodies.

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Together, these works ask: "What does it mean to pledge allegiance to a nation where geography, wealth, gender, and race determine who has access to care?"

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"Red, White, and Bruised" invites viewers to reflect on national pride, laws, and personal health. It challenges us to envision a country where care and choice are universal rights, not privileges.

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Community Give Back Day is a family-friendly, free event that includes screenings, giveaways, raffles, empowerment information, health and wellness information, exhibitors, resources, and fresh fruits and vegetables, among other things. We have something for every one!

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Using a photograph as reference, participants will use the softest of materials, wool roving, as if they were paint, along with a special barbed needle to create a felted landscape on a backing of raw silk. Students may bring their own landscape photographs (recommended size 8" x 10"), or use one provided by the instructor. $20 materials fee payable to instructor day of workshop.

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Diane Cadrain is a Connecticut artist who uses fiber to create unique and beautiful images. Her work includes hand-painted fabric, felted fibers, machine piecing and quilting, hand embroidery, and beading.

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$100 members, $110 non-members

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Featuring Work by Judy Atlas, Robert Jacoby, and Tom Peterson 

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New Haven’s City Gallery is an artist run gallery featuring exhibitions of contemporary art by its 15 members throughout the year. DIVERSE VOICES showcases the distinct and varied work of three of its members: Judy Atlas, Robert Jacoby, and Tom Peterson. The group show will be on view from July 5 - July 27. The Opening Reception on Sunday, July 13, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. is free and open to the public. City Gallery is located at 994 State Street, New Haven, CT 06511. Gallery hours are Friday - Sunday, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m., or by appointment. For more, contact City Gallery, info@city-gallery.org, www.city-gallery.org.

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Theater fans, rejoice! An immersive multi-gallery exhibition—featuring a collection of costumes, posters, and rare archival treasures—is bringing the vibrant history of Long Wharf Theatre to life. “Invitation to Engage: 60 Years of Long Wharf Theatre & Beyond” showcases a “who’s who” of stage royalty including Rita Moreno, Colman Domingo, Al Pacino, Frances McDormand, Anna Deavere Smith, Steve Martin, Jessica Tandy and many more. The exhibition at the New Haven Museum (NHM) is on view through February 2026.

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Spanning three museum spaces—the New Haven Museum’s elegant upper rotunda, its gray and center galleries—“Invitation to Engage” invites visitors to step inside six decades of theatrical history. Visitors will try on costumes, explore immersive set recreations, flip through original scripts, and experience interactive rehearsal spaces alongside a gallery spotlighting the next generation of Long Wharf Theatre artists. 

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“Enduring Creativity: Celebrating 125 Years of the New Haven Paint & Clay Club,” an exhibition featuring over 50 works of art and objects drawn from the New Haven Paint & Clay Club’s significant permanent collection, is on view at the New Haven Museum. The exhibition runs through July 12, 2025.

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More: newhavenmuseum.org/education/current-exhibitions/

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“Enduring Creativity” celebrates the New Haven Paint & Clay Club’s 125 years of promoting the visual arts in the community. The group was founded in 1900 by artists seeking opportunities to exhibit their work and advocate for the arts. At the turn of the 19th century there were few opportunities for New Haven artists to exhibit their work. From its inception, the New Haven Paint & Clay Club has been progressive, inviting women to fully participate as members and exhibitors.

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The New Haven Paint & Clay Club began with a gathering of artists in May 1900. In December of that year, the first exhibition of the newly formed club was held in New Haven in a room over a printer’s shop on Pitkin Alley. Exhibition spaces for the New Haven Paint & Clay Club have ranged from its humble opening space to the New Haven Free Public Library, and later, at the John Slade Ely House where it remained for over 50 years.

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In 1928, the club began raising the funds to begin building a permanent collection. Today, there are nearly 400 works of art in the New Haven Paint & Clay Club Permanent Collection, and the Club is one of New England’s oldest, continuously active, arts organizations, and the oldest in Connecticut.

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The exhibition is curated by artist Greg Shea, a past president of the Club, with the assistance of Jason Bischoff-Wurstle, NHM Director of Photo Archives. “As an artist member, past president, and the current curator of the of the New Haven Paint & Clay Club’s Permanent Collection, I am proud to belong to a continuum of artists whose significant achievements, and importance to the history of art in the region, and America cannot be overstated,” Shea says. “ It has been my great pleasure to select works for this exhibition which showcase the depth and diversity of the club’s permanent collection, and the artists who have created them. I can think of no better venue and partner than the New Haven Museum to host this exhibition, which celebrates the New Haven Paint & Clay Club’s ongoing mission to promote the visual arts in New Haven, for the benefit and enjoyment of all.”

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Instructed by Annie Sailer

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39 Putnam Ave, Hamden CT

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Join us for an exclusive, high-energy Real Estate Brunch designed for homebuyers, investors, and real estate professionals.

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🎤 CALLING ALL CREATIVES 🎶

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Poets. Rappers. Singers. Musicians. Storytellers. Movers. Shakers. Dream Makers.

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The mic is hot, and Freedom Still Rings 🔥

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Join us for an open mic experience where voices rise, truths are spoken, and expression knows no limits.

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🗓 Saturday, July 12, 2025

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⏰ 2:30 PM

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📍 The Sandbox | 70 Audubon Street

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Come spit your truth, sing your soul, move the crowd, or just vibe with us.

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Bring your art. Bring your voice. Bring your freedom.

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🎙️ The mic is yours.

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#FreedomStillRings #OpenMic #CreativeCall #SpeakYourTruth

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Explore the brilliance of J. M. W. Turner in this special exhibition tour, showcasing the Yale Center for British Art’s unparalleled collection of his work. 

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Tours meet in the Entrance Court by the Visitor Services desk.

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For more information, please visit: https://britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions-programs/docent-tour-j-m-w-turner-romance-and-reality-30

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 FUNK FLEX WHITE PARTY is at Club Vandome! Get ready for non-stop fun and music at this event presented by Darius Murrell. Join Hot 93.7 DJ Billy Busch & 94.3 WYBC DJ Platinum for a day filled with dancing, great vibes, and great drinks. Don't miss out on the hottest party in state for the last 10 years! Grab your friends and come dressed in your best white attire for a day you won't forget. See you there!

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Saturday Jazz Jam featuring Gary Grippo

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Free Admission

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All Ages

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Doors at 3 PM

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Music at 4 PM

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Saturday Jazz Jam featuring Gary Grippo

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The Saturday Afternoon Jazz Jam is one of the longest running traditions at Cafe Nine. Each week join a new house band as they play a set before it opens up into an open jam. Bring your instrument and come sit in with the band! Admission is always free and children/youngsters are always welcome.

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Cafe Nine

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250 State Street

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New Haven, CT 06510

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100% transmasculine hangout and support space with complimentary refreshments. https://www.middletownct.gov/calendar.aspx?EID=7826

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Join us for an exclusive evening of sophistication, connection, and curated experiences at Lounge Night: A First Impressions Experience , hosted at the upscale RAWA Restaurant in New Haven. This intimate event is a refined spin-off of our popular monthly festival — crafted for guests aged 30 to 50.

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With only 30 tickets available , Lounge Night promises a truly personal and immersive night out. Set to a chic black & white theme , guests are encouraged to dress in their version of best dressed to match the elevated, yet laid-back atmosphere.

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Your ticket includes :

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• A one-hour comedy set to break the ice and set the tone
• A lively panelist discussion
• A semi-facilitated, intimate dating game to spark meaningful interactions
• One entrée and one drink of your choice from RAWA’s menu
• Small business pop up experience

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Expect intentional mingling, interactive activities, and expert-led conversations — all crafted to create genuine, real-life connections in a stylish, relaxed setting.

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Whether you're seeking something meaningful or simply a memorable night out, Lounge Night is where elevated dating meets community and creativity.

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Tickets are extremely limited — reserve yours now before they’re gone.

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Get ready to strike a pose with furry friends and find your inner zen at the Puppy Yoga Session!

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North America's largest interactive comedy murder mystery dinner theatre show is now playing in New Haven, CT! Solve a hilarious true crime murder mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before you know it!

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Join us for an event that is very different from a traditional mystery dinner show. Our actors are not dressed in costume and are hidden in the audience! This results in a fun, social and interactive evening suitable for all adults.

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Each ticket includes our signature award-winning mystery dinner theatre show, along with a full plated dinner, waitstaff gratuity, and plenty of surprises during the show.

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Happens on the following Dates:

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• Jul 12, 2025, 6:00pm to 9:00pm Timezone: EDT
• Jul 26, 2025, 6:00pm to 9:00pm Timezone: EDT

 Ward Hayden & The Outliers  

Tickets:  

In Advance: $20  

Day-of-show: $25  

Get ready for a night of incredible music with Ward Hayden & The Outliers at Small Batch Cellars! This in-person event promises to be a memorable experience filled with amazing tunes and good vibes. Don't miss out on this opportunity to see Ward Hayden & The Outliers live in action. Grab your friends and head over to Small Batch Cellars for a night you won't forget!  

Now, with their ninth LP, South Shore, Ward Hayden & The Outliers bring their “amber-soaked melodies, tight musicianship, and casual elegance” (Boston Globe) all back home, literally and spiritually. Ward notes that the release is “the closest thing I’ve ever done to a concept album. I wanted to just recount my experience of growing up in a small town and what it meant and what it took to get out and leave that behind to try and pursue something, chase after something that was and is a dream. I used to joke that my greatest achievement was I got out of here because it was no easy feat. My family had moved 12 times by the time I was 12 years old, so once there was a place I could really call home and I’d developed friends and connections, it was tough to leave that behind. But, Scituate, Massachusetts isn’t Las Vegas, if you want to get your music to a wider audience you have to get out in the world and bring it to them.”  

An evening with the leading lights for contemporary country. The irresistible Ward Hayden & The Outliers have been doing hit tour after hit tour and the requests, or even demands, for them to come back soon have been many and loud. Coming back to New Haven area where they have many fans this fall with a fresh album of Springsteen covers in the bag!”One of Rolling Stone’s ”10 New Artists You Need To Know” – ”Modern-day Buddy Holly plus Dwight Yoakam divided by the Mavericks…Think-y, soulful lyrics paired with a beat you can dance to.”– ROLLING STONE”Imagine Lyle Lovett and Chris Isaak paying tribute to classic American rock n’ roll from Elvis, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison.” – THE BOSTON HERALD

North America's largest interactive comedy murder mystery dinner theatre show is now playing in New Haven, CT! Solve a hilarious true crime murder mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before you know it!

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Join us for an event that is very different from a traditional mystery dinner show. Our actors are not dressed in costume and are hidden in the audience! This results in a fun, social and interactive evening suitable for all adults.

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Each ticket includes our signature award-winning mystery dinner theatre show, along with a full plated dinner, waitstaff gratuity, and plenty of surprises during the show.

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Happens on the following Dates:

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Jul 12, 2025, 6:00pm to 9:00pm Timezone: EDT

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Jul 26, 2025, 6:00pm to 9:00pm Timezone: EDT

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 Max's Stag

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Join us for a night of fun at Milford Elks Lodge 1589 to celebrate Max's upcoming wedding! Get ready for a night of laughter, drinks, games, food, raffles and good company. Whether you're a friend of the groom or just looking for a good time, this event is not to be missed. Let's send Max off in style before he ties the knot. See you there!

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Parking opens at 6 p.m. There will be various food vendors and live music from Morgan Skelly & the Old Crows, followed by the annual fireworks show.

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Parking passes are available for purchase online at cheaper rates through June 25. More information about parking passes can be found here.

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Our male revue is the place to go for ladies seeking the perfect setting to celebrate their special events!

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Our Las Vegas Style "audience participation" male revue show features the very best male entertainment in an intimate personal setting, designed to involve our audience directly and make for a memorable evening.

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Our chiseled male dancers are trained to entertain the toughest of female audiences with mind-blowing choreography and first-class erotic performance. Next time you are planning a girls night out, bachelorette or birthday party in Scottsdale you'll know exactly where to go.

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Get ready to blush, scream and have a great time with the sexy HunkOMania hunks. Plus, our hilarious hosts encourage audience participation.

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Guests must be at least 18 years old at this location.

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 90's Fine - July 12th

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Join us Saturday, 7/12 at Terminal 110 - New Haven's hottest Nightclub for an event different than anything you've experienced before. Get here early! This event will sell out! (10pm-2am)

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We Heart RnB is about more than just the genre of music

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• It's about community
• It's about feeling
• It's about style
• It's about love

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Whether you're singing your heart out with your friends or significant other, finding your future love, or crying in the club; this event is going to be one to remember - separate from the other nights of "going out" that all seem to blend together in memory.

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DRINK SPECIALS (ALL NIGHT!)

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WHAT TO EXPECT:

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• 10pm-2am
• CT's Hottest DJs - DJ Cel, DJ Breezy, DJ Gian (RnB Music All Night)
• VIP Bottle Service/Sections Available (Contact @weheartrnb on Instagram)
• This event is 21+
• 90's/Y2K Attire is recommended
• BUYING TICKETS ONLINE IS CHEAPER THAN DOOR!
• You'll probably lose your voice from singing all night
• Professional Videographer and Photographer on site

 Nicholas Rodriguez in Sincerely, Sondheim

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Grammy nominee, Broadway and Film personality, Nicholas Rodriguez recounts his time with Sondheim on the great composer’s final Broadway revival, Company. Pulling from the thousands of handwritten letters to and from fans and colleagues alike, Rodriguez weaves together stories from Sondheim’s own words and explores the fascinating relationships with the master’s legendary collaborators, and of course Nicholas’ own personal story.

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High-vibe beats and rhythm meet calm, blending breath, movement, and Yoga Nidra to dissolve stress and unlock deep rest and rejuvenation.

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The monthly can and bottle drive for the Milford chapter of the pediatric brain cancer foundation The Cure Starts Now will be Sunday July 13 from 8-2. Every dime goes to fund the science that will bring us all a cure. We always tell you how much we raise on our social, and you can see exactly what your donations do here. We know you have a choice in your giving. Thank you to everyone who supports this cause!

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 Island Yoga Program:

• 9:00 AM: Meet at Stony Creek Ferry Dock and depart to Outer Island.
• 9:30 AM: Arrive on Outer Island and proceed to pavilion for meet and greet.
• 9:45-10:30 AM: Presentation on Outer Island cultural and natural history, tour, and meet back at pavilion.
• 10:30 AM – 11:45 PM: Yoga class begins and runs for 1 HR and 15 Min.
• 11:45 – 12:15 PM: Debrief, gather belongings and wait to depart. Note- You may remain on the island and board a later (hourly) ferry.
• 12:30 PM: Arrive at Stony Creek.

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Participants should bring their own mats, sunscreen, and lunch (optional). Water will be provided.

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Nicholas Rodriguez in Sincerely, Sondheim

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Grammy nominee, Broadway and Film personality, Nicholas Rodriguez recounts his time with Sondheim on the great composer’s final Broadway revival, Company. Pulling from the thousands of handwritten letters to and from fans and colleagues alike, Rodriguez weaves together stories from Sondheim’s own words and explores the fascinating relationships with the master’s legendary collaborators, and of course Nicholas’ own personal story.

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Exhibition open Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm with free parking and admission EXCEPT Saturday, June 7; Friday, July 4 (Independence Day); Thursday, November 27 (Thanksgiving Day); Wednesday, December 24 (Christmas Eve); and Thursday, December 25 (Christmas Day).

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In remembrance of Pope Francis, who passed on April 21, 2025, the Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center is honored to present this exhibit illustrating the pope’s outreach to the peripheries during his 47 international trips.

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Learn more: https://www.michaelmcgivneycenter.org/exhibits/francis-pope-of-the-peripheries/

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March 22 – September 7, 2025 | Exhibition open Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm with free parking and admission EXCEPT Friday, April 18 (Good Friday); Saturday, April 19 (Holy Saturday); Sunday, April 20 (Easter); Saturday, June 7; and Friday, July 4 (Independence Day).

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Separated by 2,781 miles and on two different continents, Iraqi and Nigerian Christians share similar stories of persecution. From 2014-2018, portions of Northern Iraq were under the control of the militant group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and many religious minorities, including Christians, experienced persecution and violence as a result. In the northern and central portions of Nigeria, violence towards Christians and other minority groups has also increased in recent years at the hands of Boko Haram and other groups. 

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The Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center is honored to share the stories of those displaced in Iraq and Nigeria through Among the Persecuted and Displaced — a collection of photographs taken by Stephen Rasche. The Knights of Columbus has sponsored some of Rasche’s work in both countries, bringing to light the atrocities inflicted on those persecuted for their faith.

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Learn more: https://www.michaelmcgivneycenter.org/exhibits/among-the-persecuted-and-displaced/

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A two person exhibition of work by artists Day Moore and Kelly Clark.

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Welcome to the Chunky Blanket Workshop!

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Come join me for a Christmas in July workshop at The Wallingford Marketplace, where you'll learn how to create a cozy Holiday inspired, basket weave chunky knit blanket to keep for yourself or cross off your first Christmas Gift. This is a beginner workshop. Prior finger knitting experience preferred - I will guide you through the process step by step. Get ready to snuggle up in style!

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Grab your friends and make it a fun night out. Please purchase your yarn ahead of time and bring it with you. Suggestions on quantity and type of yarn to purchase will be provided. Don't miss out on this fun night to unwind, get creative and gain the skills to start making these awesome blankets for family and friends for Christmas!

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To order premium yarn in over 50 colors go to https://www.becozi.net and use my code MADHAT10 and get 10% off on all BeCozi chunky chenille yarn or see recommendations below.

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Beverages available for purchase.

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Where and what do I purchase?

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Bernat Blanket BIG OR Eternal Bliss size 7 chunky yarn. 5 ivory, 5 color of your choice.

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At Jacob’s Pillow, Workshops with Festival Artists offer unique experiences for movers to explore repertory, genres, and techniques from leading dance artists. 

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$25/class or $20/class for dance educators with I.D. 

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Check https://www.jacobspillow.org/events/sunday-workshops-with-festival-artists/ for workshop descriptions and age guidelines 

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June 29: Club Culture & Freestyle with Ephrat Asherie, ages 12+; open to all experience levels

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July 6: BODYTRAFFIC, ages 16+; open to all experience levels

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July 13: Trinity Irish Dance Company, ages 12+; open to all experience levels

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July 20: The Sarasota Ballet, ages 12+; open to all experience levels

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July 27: Elle Sofe Company, ages 16+; open to all experience levels

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August 3: Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company, ages 16+; intermediate/advanced

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August 10: Tap with Derick K. Grant, ages 12+; open to all experience levels

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August 17: Ballet BC, ages 16+; intermediate/advanced

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August 24: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, ages 16+; open to all experience levels

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Register online or by calling 413.243.9919 x163. 

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Questions about accessibility accommodations? Please contact community@jacobspillow.org 

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 Explore the Charm of Yesteryear at Shore Line Trolley Museum!

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Spend an hour, spend the day – embark on a nostalgic journey with the Shore Line Trolley Museum! Open for visitors, our museum offers enchanting trolley rides and captivating tours that transport you back in time. Purchase your tickets online or at the door and enjoy unlimited access throughout the day!

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Ticket Prices:

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• $13 for Adults
• $12 for Folks 62+
• $10 for Children
• Kids under 2 ride FREE!

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Please note that special events may have different pricing.

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  Operating Hours:  11 AM – 3 PM, Wed-Sun with trolley cars departing every hour. Our volunteer trolley operators will guide you through the oldest suburban street railway in the U.S.A. – a National Historic District that opened on July 31, 1900, connecting New Haven with the Connecticut shore line.

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Authentic Trolley Experience:  Step into history as you ride on an authentic antique trolley car. Whether it’s the yellow Connecticut Company trolley capturing old New Haven, the 1923 New Orleans Public Transit trolley, or the semi-open 1904 Brooklyn Rapid Transit trolley, your journey promises a unique experience. We regularly operate trolley cars from New Orleans and Johnstown PA, providing diverse rides depending on weather conditions.

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Witness Restoration in Action:  Marvel at meticulously volunteer-restored display cars and catch a glimpse of our dedicated volunteers working on overhead wires, signals, or tracks. If you’re passionate about preservation, inquire about volunteering opportunities with your tour guide or ticket agent.

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  Membership Benefits:  Consider becoming a member for exclusive advantages if you plan to visit multiple times a year. Ask about our annual membership subscriptions to enhance your museum experience.

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  Take Home a Piece of History:  Don’t forget to stop by our museum store before you leave! Explore a variety of mementos to commemorate your visit.

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Join us for an unforgettable day filled with history, charm, and the joy of trolley rides at Shore Line Trolley Museum. Purchase your tickets now and let the past come alive!

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 Kehler Liddell Gallery  is pleased to present our next exhibition, inspired by the Hands Off movement.

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Our summer small works exhibition showcases a community of artists coming together through art. All are welcome! 

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Submissions in the hundreds were gathered in a national Open Call and include emerging to professional artists working in a variety of media, from Connecticut to California. Themes in the show range from environmental issues to current politics to personal commentary and more. We encourage people to experience and discuss the artwork in this show.

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Artists:

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Elaine Alibrandi, Brigitte Balbinot, Annemarie Baldauf, Lisa Benham, Kelley Berg, Jim Bremer & Ruth Buffington, Donald Brown, Marin Carr-Quimet, Harmony Chamberlain Harrington, David Chorney, Jody Clouse, Roberta Echelson, Paul Fowler, Kathryn Frederick, Bob Gregson, Mark Grindell, David Held, Julie Henderson, Helen Kauder, Anna Litwiller, Kat Lombard-Cook, Christian Miller, Carol Mullen, Thelma Raney, Ruth Sack, Scott Schuldt, Vivien Schwarz, Heather Sener, Joanna Stuart, Shawn Waldron, Yevgenia Wayne, Noel Werle, Kenni Zipf, & Kehler Liddell Gallery Members.

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Kehler Liddell Gallery (KLG) is a cooperative gallery in the heart of New Haven’s Westville village representing 22 of the area’s most notable emerging and established artists. Established in 2003, KLG is one of New Haven’s longest-running retail galleries to date. All of the artists are juried into membership. Monthly exhibitions are highlighted by free community arts programming presented by www.ArtEconInitiative.org. The gallery is free and open to the public.  Gallery hours: Thursday- Sunday 12 to 5pm, or by appt. 

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EveryBody Dances @ Yale Schwarzman Center brings local and visiting dance artists to our Dance Studio to teach Sunday masterclasses in jazz, hip hop, salsa, modern, contemporary, precision dance and more! All community members are welcome.

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Beginning Sunday July 13, Jason Ramos of Baila Con Gusto CT leads a six-week summer dance series featuring salsa, merengue, and bachata. Join at any point during the series.

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Jason is originally from Brooklyn, New York, born to parents who immigrated from Ambato, Ecuador. He began his journey into Latin dance as a recreational activity while at Central Connecticut State University. A few years later, dance took him into Massachusetts, New York, Italy, Spain, and the Dominican Republic to train with various instructors in their local social dance scenes.

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Jason's social dance specialties include Salsa On1, Bachata (Dominican, Modern, and Sensual), and Merengue. Some of Jason's past artistic collaborations and credits include Nightfall, Ballet Theatre Company, Orquesta Afinke, Latin Heartbeat Orchestra, Riverfront Dance Festival, and The International Festival of Arts and Ideas. Jason has partnered with the Ulysses S. Grant Foundation at Yale, Movement Matters at Justice Dance Performance Project, Dirk Heidemman Ballroom Dance Studio, and Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Southbury and South Windsor.

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REGISTRATION opens the Friday before each class at 5pm ET.

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"Red, White, and Bruised: America's Healthcare and Reproductive Rights" — Assemblages from Medical Debris by Sarah Schneidermanon view in the Workshop Gallery at Ball & Socket Arts from June 27 to July 27, 2025.

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Opening reception on June 27 from 3-6 pm with the opportunity to meet the artist.

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Artist Talk and Q&A on Saturday, June 28th at 11 am.

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Gallery hours are Friday to Sunday from 12-4 pm with free admission.

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In "Red, White, and Bruised," artist Sarah Schneiderman confronts the fractured healthcare and reproductive landscape in the United States. Schneiderman made these poignant assemblages from non-recyclable medical and other debris. This exhibit juxtaposes imagery of American flags with maps showing state-level abortion access. Each piece in this exhibit examines the promises of liberty and justice against the realities of unequal care, legislative control, and choice.

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Sarah reimagines the flag—an emblem of national pride and unity—using discarded medical materials such as pill packs, gauze, surgical socks, and syringe tubes. These flags represent waste in America's healthcare system, both figuratively and literally. They explore the equality of those who have access to healthcare. Minorities, women, and people of lower socioeconomic status receive different care than wealthy white men. Alongside the flags, abortion access maps, constructed from similar debris, show in which states reproductive rights are banned or are safe and legal. These maps lay bare the consequences of political decisions on real bodies.

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Together, these works ask: "What does it mean to pledge allegiance to a nation where geography, wealth, gender, and race determine who has access to care?"

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"Red, White, and Bruised" invites viewers to reflect on national pride, laws, and personal health. It challenges us to envision a country where care and choice are universal rights, not privileges.

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Featuring Work by Judy Atlas, Robert Jacoby, and Tom Peterson 

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New Haven’s City Gallery is an artist run gallery featuring exhibitions of contemporary art by its 15 members throughout the year. DIVERSE VOICES showcases the distinct and varied work of three of its members: Judy Atlas, Robert Jacoby, and Tom Peterson. The group show will be on view from July 5 - July 27. The Opening Reception on Sunday, July 13, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. is free and open to the public. City Gallery is located at 994 State Street, New Haven, CT 06511. Gallery hours are Friday - Sunday, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m., or by appointment. For more, contact City Gallery, info@city-gallery.org, www.city-gallery.org.

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Join us for a docent-led tour of “Tracey Emin: I Loved You Until The Morning,” the first major North American museum exhibition of her work. Known for her expressive, autobiographical style, Emin explores love, loss, and the female experience with unflinching honesty.

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Tours meet in the Entrance Court by the Visitor Services desk. 

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For more information, please visit: https://britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions-programs/docent-tour-tracey-emin-i-loved-you-until-morning-32

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 Kehler Liddell Gallery  is pleased to present our next exhibition, inspired by the Hands Off movement.

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Our summer small works exhibition showcases a community of artists coming together through art. All are welcome! 

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Submissions in the hundreds were gathered in a national Open Call and include emerging to professional artists working in a variety of media, from Connecticut to California. Themes in the show range from environmental issues to current politics to personal commentary and more. We encourage people to experience and discuss the artwork in this show.

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Artists:

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Elaine Alibrandi, Brigitte Balbinot, Annemarie Baldauf, Lisa Benham, Kelley Berg, Jim Bremer & Ruth Buffington, Donald Brown, Marin Carr-Quimet, Harmony Chamberlain Harrington, David Chorney, Jody Clouse, Roberta Echelson, Paul Fowler, Kathryn Frederick, Bob Gregson, Mark Grindell, David Held, Julie Henderson, Helen Kauder, Anna Litwiller, Kat Lombard-Cook, Christian Miller, Carol Mullen, Thelma Raney, Ruth Sack, Scott Schuldt, Vivien Schwarz, Heather Sener, Joanna Stuart, Shawn Waldron, Yevgenia Wayne, Noel Werle, Kenni Zipf, & Kehler Liddell Gallery Members.

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Kehler Liddell Gallery (KLG) is a cooperative gallery in the heart of New Haven’s Westville village representing 22 of the area’s most notable emerging and established artists. Established in 2003, KLG is one of New Haven’s longest-running retail galleries to date. All of the artists are juried into membership. Monthly exhibitions are highlighted by free community arts programming presented by www.ArtEconInitiative.org. The gallery is free and open to the public.  Gallery hours: Thursday- Sunday 12 to 5pm, or by appt. 

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Join Sunrise New Haven to connect, organize, and take action for climate justice. All are welcome!

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Native American educator and storyteller Darlene Kascak, a member of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation, will bring a big bag of artifacts for visitors to explore during a hands-on history experience, “Quinnetukut: Stories of Survival,” at the historic Pardee-Morris House. The free, all-ages NH250 event will take place on Sunday, July 13, 2025, at 2 p.m. (Rain date: Sunday, August 24, 2025). Register here.

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Kascak is the educational outreach ambassador and traditional Native American storyteller at the Institute for American Indian Studies in Washington, Connecticut. At PMH, she will shed light on the misconceptions and stereotypes surrounding her ancestors using artifacts and other cultural items that demonstrate how Indigenous people live a sustainable lifestyle.

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Among the treasures Kascak will bring are beaver, bear, raccoon, and skunk furs; deer hide; a turtle shell used as both calendar and bowl; tools made from bone; gourd rattles; a replicated Native American longhouse model; stone tools, and more. She notes, “Our culture believes that all living beings are equal and possess the same rights as humans. When we take an animal or plant’s life for sustenance, we honor and respect this gift by utilizing everything possible, ensuring nothing is wasted.”

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Join our volunteer museum educators for an in-depth tour of the museum’s iconic building, designed by modernist architect Louis I. Kahn (1901–1974). 

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Tours meet in the Entrance Court by the Visitor Services desk. 

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For more information, please visit: https://britishart.yale.edu/exhibitions-programs/docent-tour-architecture-ycba-13

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$25 General Admission

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$35 Reserved Seating

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Starman returns to Vine and Vibes at Small Batch Cellars to perform at outdoors stage. Together since 2014. Us who saw them perform a few months ago, know the deal.

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Starman was recently named as a top 10 NJ Tribute Band by both NJ 101.5 and New Jersey Monthly. With multiple costume changes at every show, and a humorous yet reverent approach to Bowie's music, their top-tier musicians will surely give you an exciting night to remember. Nothing is scripted, and songs are rotated in and out of the sets at every show from their extensive repertoire, for a fresh and authentic Bowie experience each time. No Starman show is ever the same! Whether you're a Bowie fanatic that loves the deep, rare cuts or you're the casual Bowie lover, this show is guaranteed to be a blast for all who attend!

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 Sound Bath Sundays with Maxwell Reichert |  Every Sunday 5-6 pm | Wooster Square, New Haven

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Step into deep stillness and renewal during Sound Bath Sundays , a weekly immersive sound healing experience led by Maxwell Reichert , certified sound healer, Reiki practitioner, and yoga instructor.

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Hosted by Onda Healing Arts and held in a reimagined artist factory space in the heart of Wooster Square, New Haven , this recurring sound bath is designed to help you regulate your nervous system, release stored tension, and reconnect with your inner rhythm. Using crystal bowls, Himalayan bowls, chimes, voice, and other vibrational tools, Maxwell creates a meditative soundscape that gently guides your body and mind into a state of harmony.

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Whether you're seeking emotional restoration, spiritual alignment, or simply a place to breathe and rest, Sound Bath Sundays are a powerful weekly reset for the modern nervous system.

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We provide yoga mats and blankets, but feel free to bring your own pillow or extra blanket for added comfort.

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 Join us for our 1st annual Mid-Summer Beach Party!

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Entertainment/live band Caribbean Vibes Steel Drum Band

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Entry is free, and food and beverage will be available for purchase from our outdoor beach bar!

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Day/Date: Sunday, July 13, 4 – 7 p.m.

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Rain date to be announced if needed, subject to availability.

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Watch I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) on Sunday July 13th

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Join us on Sunday July 13th 2025 at 7 PM (EDT) and get hooked on this hit from the '90s pop slasher revival. We'll be screening I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) at Lisman Landing Pavilion - 37 Helwig St, Milford, CT 06460.

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• Before the show we'll be hosting a "Family-Feud"-style game show where prizes are awarded to groups of attendees that compete to name the most popular answers to questions.
• Pose for photos with the hook-wielding fisherman
• Bagged popcorn and beverages will be sold.
• Bring your own folding chair!
• Respond to and share this survey to contribute to the answers for the game show.

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Don't miss out on this unique event. See you there!

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Reach out to MilfordHorror@gmail.com with any questions.

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Jon Spencer sings the hits! Blues Explosion! Pussy Galore! HITmakers! Plus more! Featuring Kendall Wind & Macky Spider Bowman of The Bobby Lees!

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New record out now: SICK OF BEING SICK! (Bronze Rat Records BR68LP)

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 FREE Summer Meals for ALL kids and teens 18 and under!

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50+ open sites in New Haven!

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Serving breakfast, lunch, and/or supper.

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No registration or sign up required!

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Meals MUST be eaten on site.

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June 23, 2025-August 15, 2025 (Monday-Friday) no meals July 4th.

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See website for locations, dates, & serving times: https://nhpscnp.org/

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Get ready to meet some cool art legends like Matisse, Picasso, and Van Gogh! In this fun-filled adventure, dive into their bold, colorful styles and learn how they created their famous works.

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With instructor-guided projects, young people will explore different art techniques and create their own masterpieces. Along the way, they will discover new ways to express themselves and unleash their creative superpowers.

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Tuition for this class includes a fee of $20 for materials provided by CAW.

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Express yourself through color on canvas! Discover what oil paint is, how it works, and how to use it to make art. Learn the steps to start a painting, how to mix colors with a limited palette, and different effects to make with oil colors. Instruction will be given in short lectures, demonstrations, and individual coaching. Students will be working from still lifes and will create more than one painting over the course of the week. The tuition for this class includes a fee of $37 for basic materials provided by CAW. 

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Discover the joy of printmaking designed especially for young people. Collagraph printmaking is a hands-on art technique where participants create textured printing plates using everyday materials such as cardboard, fabric, leaves, and more. Students will learn about the basics of printmaking and how collagraphs work, explore textures and patterns while designing their unique printing plates. They will also learn about color, inking, and printing techniques to produce vibrant and creative prints. The tuition for this class includes a fee of $20 for basic materials provided by CAW.

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 This Summer Illustrate, Design, Sew and Model

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Mornings are spent working with a professional illustrator learning to draw the fashion silhouette as live models pose for your sketches. End the week of illustration with a portfolio ready piece.

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Afternoons are spent with professional seamstresses learning to read, pin and cut a pattern of your choice. Construct and finish your garment by sewing and adding accessories.

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Professional hair and makeup stylists help you prepare for the end of the week photo shoot and fashion show. Model your creations for friends and family!

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The Clinton Art Society (CAS) is pleased to present the annual Summer Juried Exhibition June 26 through July 30. “The event will be the highlight of our exhibition season as we celebrate visual arts and the vast talents of our member artists,” said CAS President Robin Hammeal-Urban. “We are honored to have renowned artist Anda Styler serve as our juror to select works and choose award recipients,” she added.

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Join us for the opening reception on Sunday, June 29, from 2pm to 4pm and be a part of the visual celebration. The event is free, open to the public, and includes refreshments, live music, and inspiring art. The exhibition includes works in a wide range of artistic styles and mediums.

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CAS was established in 1949 by a small group of professional artists dedicated to the growth of the arts in the region. “We’ve grown to become a vibrant influence in the arts community with members from across Connecticut and throughout New England,” Hammeal-Urban said. CAS sponsors exhibitions, critique events, and educational programs. Artists work in all fine-art media including painting and sculpture and new members are welcome.

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The exhibit will be on view in the Andrews Memorial Town Hall at 54 E. Main Street in Clinton, CT from June 26 through July 30. The show is open for viewing during regular town hall hours Monday through Friday. For more information, contact CAS at casclinton@gmail.com or visit clintonartsocietyct.org.

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Monday through Wednesday, 9am to 4pm

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Thursday, 9am to 7pm

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Friday, 9am to 12pm

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Closed July 4

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Wabi Arts' Summer Teen Photography Program emphasizes the significance of validating teens' unique perspectives and empowering their self-image. Through this program, students will learn the art of photography from experienced artists and commercial photographers, gaining hands-on experience and honing their skills. At the conclusion of the seven-week program, students will showcase their creations in a final art exhibition, providing an opportunity to display their artistic talents and gain recognition for their hard work. Interested teens aged 14-19 are encouraged to apply promptly. For more information and to secure their spot in the program, please visit www.wabi.gallery

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Sarah Schneiderman from Glastonbury, Connecticut, is the featured artist at the Cheshire Public Library at 104 Main Street in Cheshire, CT,  from July 2 through July 30, 2025. Her exhibit, “More Garbage Than Fish,” showcases assemblages made from trash that depict the fish she encountered while scuba diving. The artist is hosting a reception  on Monday, July 7, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The show and reception are free and open to the public. 

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Ms. Schneiderman explains what influenced this series: “I started diving in 2013 after retiring from my corporate career. I fell in love with the creatures found in the ocean and learned that coral reefs are dying and water temperatures are rising. Having previously created art using found objects and trash, I continued this theme by making representational artwork of the fish I’ve seen while diving. These pieces reveal both the beauty and the sometimes haunting aspects of sea life. Beneath the surface beauty, I address the overwhelming presence of trash, particularly in our oceans, through the use of found and recycled materials. This includes everyday debris, and items people have given me such as bead and button collections, produce bags, and piano parts.”

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The exhibit also offers information on how to reduce our plastic consumption.

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Cheshire Public Library is located at 104 Main Street, Cheshire, CT. The library is open:

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Monday – Thursday: 9:00 AM - 8:30 PM

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Friday – Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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The Branford Arts & Culture Association (BACA) invites children ages 8-12 to enroll in its ​morning Summer Art Camp where they’ll learn the fundamentals of watercolor painting ​working on ​creative, age-appropriate projects. 

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All art supplies provided

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The Branford Arts & Cultural Alliance (BACA) invites children ages 8-12 to enroll in its ​morning Summer Art Camp where they’ll learn the fundamentals of watercolor painting ​working on ​creative, age-appropriate projects.

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Camp is at the BACA Gallery, 1004 Main Street, Branford and will run mornings July 14 - 18 from 9:30 - 11:30 AM 

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Student art show July 23, 5:00- 6:00 PM at the BACA Gallery

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All art supplies provided

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A two person exhibition of work by artists Day Moore and Kelly Clark.

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Featuring Work by Judy Atlas, Robert Jacoby, and Tom Peterson 

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New Haven’s City Gallery is an artist run gallery featuring exhibitions of contemporary art by its 15 members throughout the year. DIVERSE VOICES showcases the distinct and varied work of three of its members: Judy Atlas, Robert Jacoby, and Tom Peterson. The group show will be on view from July 5 - July 27. The Opening Reception on Sunday, July 13, 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. is free and open to the public. City Gallery is located at 994 State Street, New Haven, CT 06511. Gallery hours are Friday - Sunday, 12 p.m. - 4 p.m., or by appointment. For more, contact City Gallery, info@city-gallery.org, www.city-gallery.org.

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Join us every Monday for Music Bingo at Dockside Brewery!!! The most fun you’ve had on a Monday in a long time!🎶 7PM start! See you there🍻

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General Admission Standing Room Only

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TRIPPING DAISY

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Tripping Daisy emerged from Dallas, Texas in 1990, quickly establishing themselves as one of the most dynamic and innovative forces in the alternative and psychedelic rock scenes. With original members Tim DeLaughter on vocals and guitar, Mark Pirro on bass, Wes Berggren on guitar, and Bryan Wakeland on drums, the band carved out a distinctive sound that resonated with fans and critics alike.

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Their debut album, Bill (1992), made an immediate impact by selling over 20,000 copies locally and catching the attention of major labels. This early success paved the way for their breakthrough with I Am an Elastic Firecracker (1995). Featuring the hit single “I Got a Girl,” which went Gold in the U.S. and Platinum in Canada, the album firmly established Tripping Daisy’s reputation for delivering infectious, boundary-pushing music.

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The band continued to evolve with Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb (1998), an album that has since achieved cult status thanks to its experimental edge and innovative production. Their self-titled album, Tripping Daisy (2000), stands as a poignant capstone to their original run, marking the legacy of their groundbreaking work even in the wake of founding member Wes Berggren’s untimely passing.

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Over the years, Tripping Daisy’s music has not only captivated audiences in concert but has also made its mark on popular culture—featured in films such as The Craft , Basquiat , and Saturday Morning Cartoons , and on television through appearances on Beavis and Butt-Head and Late Night with Conan O’Brien. Their energetic live performances and enduring stage presence have left a lasting impression across North America and beyond.

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Now, as they celebrate the 30th anniversary of I Am an Elastic Firecracker with an Anniversary Tour in 2025, Tripping Daisy continues to honor their storied past while forging a path toward the future with new recordings and fresh energy. Frontman Tim DeLaughter’s creative journey also extends into his work with The Polyphonic Spree—a project that has further underscored his innovative vision and contributed to memorable collaborations with music legends.

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Hailing from Dallas and proudly signed to Good Records, Tripping Daisy remains a vital and inspiring chapter in the history of alternative rock, continuously inviting new generations to experience the magic of their music.

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Links: Official Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify

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JUMPROPE

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Links: Official Website | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify

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w/ Daniel Rodriguez

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 FREE Summer Meals for ALL kids and teens 18 and under!

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50+ open sites in New Haven!

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Serving breakfast, lunch, and/or supper.

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No registration or sign up required!

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Meals MUST be eaten on site.

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June 23, 2025-August 15, 2025 (Monday-Friday) no meals July 4th.

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See website for locations, dates, & serving times: https://nhpscnp.org/

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