Our top picks for events happening around the state this month.
Just in time for the Fourth of July, a nearly four-story piece of Americana has returned to Danbury in the form of a 38-foot fiberglass statue of Uncle Sam.
NEW CANAAN — Filing for divorce two years ago today — June 20, 2017 — after leaving her family’s home with her five children, Jennifer Dulos told a judge her husband Fotis would seek revenge.
What Pepe Burby and Carly Tyrrell felt their neighborhood needed was a farm-to-table option that would bring more healthy food into the community.
Alice Washburn Awards: A SoNo Retreat Combining Traditional and Contemporary Detail Takes Top Honors
The award is named for distinguished Connecticut residential architect Alice Washburn, an early-20th-century Connecticut designer and builder, largely self-taught, whose work is known for its thoughtful, stylistic and programmatic invention.
New Books Include a Biography of a Pioneer, a True Crime Murder Mystery and a Psychological Thriller
A monthly look at new books with a Connecticut connection.
Christine Cummings and Todd Secki have put into action what Cummings calls “a shared passion for birds” by transforming their Killingworth property into a rehabilitation and education center f…
Opened in December at the Washington museum, the room was designed with historical accuracy and authenticity very much in mind.
Dick Siderowf was one of the hottest names in amateur golf nearly 50 years ago. Twice winning the British Amateur — one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world — in the 1970s, he seem…
HAMDEN — Sleeping Giant State Park reopened to the public Friday, June 14, allowing visitors to enjoy the space for the first time since last year’s tornado.
This palate-pleasing and artistic summer peach and heirloom tomato salad "contains all the best flavors of summer in Connecticut."
Spicy Green Bean in Glastonbury has a new location, this time with a full bar, and a new seasonal menu from the quirky, creative minds of aunt-and-niece team Kasha Denisiewicz and Juliette Denis.
Fundraisers, galas, charity balls and other events where people have been seen around the state.
For most of its existence, OEC Brewing in Oxford has made exclusively sour beers. That changed in recent months when it began offering non-sour or “clean beers” on a regular basis.
Alasdair Neale will officially take over as music director and conductor of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, the fourth oldest in the country, July 1, shortly after he is introduced to the community at a free concert on the New Haven Green on June 22.
As the senior writer here at Connecticut Magazine, my duties include writing restaurant reviews and a craft beverage column. In the process of this job, I often indulge in more than my fair sh…
Jesse Lewis was 6 when he was murdered in his first-grade classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012. His mother Scarlett has made it her life’s mission to educate people, children in particular, on how to choose love. It’s a remarkable response to a senseless tragedy.
The portions are a little too big. That’s the only complaint I can manage after three trips to TexiKo Tequila Bar in Hamden. If I really try, maybe I can scrounge up another. How about this? I want to order something I haven’t tried, but what I’ve had is so good I want to eat it again.
This Black Rock bar and restaurant is a friendly neighborhood spot where you can go for good food and drink at great prices, where regulars hang out, where there is frequently live music and the bar is often full of conversation.
The Pioneer Parachute Co. developed the first nylon parachute and supplied thousands of them to Allied soldiers throughout World War Two.
There’s too much to see and do in Simsbury to fit it all in a single day, but I tried my hardest.
