Our wine expert takes a close look at three great wines available for sale here in Connecticut.
Drew creates emotionally charged artworks that celebrate transformation and the cycles of life from birth to death and rebirth.
After more than 30 years in their home, the owners wanted something new, bolder and more contemporary.
The furniture king's empire was spawned by a motorcycle crash, waterbeds and brutal fatherly advice.
Under new state laws, breweries are able to expand their offerings to include spirits as well as wines and ciders.
Featuring homemade ingredients prepared by the mother-daughter duo, the shop opened last October.
We may be drawn to the outdoors for the pretty scenery and fresh air, but it’s also good for our health.
Bull says he has found about 3,200 wells on four different continents so far, with an accuracy rate of about 95 percent.
As Connecticut’s energy and environmental chief, Katie Dykes faces the crushing advance of climate change, ambitious energy goals, and a looming staff exodus. She says she’s ready.
A year ago, COVID robbed me of my sense of smell and taste. Now, my senses have trickled back, but my world is turned upside down.
It’s Connecticut Magazine’s 50th anniversary year, so throughout 2021 we’re looking back through our archives from each month and remembering some of the moments that have helped shaped our state.
In honor of Connecticut Magazine’s 50th anniversary year, throughout 2021 State Historian Walter Woodward is highlighting some of the moments that have helped shaped our state throughout its history.
The Ledyard artisan's work is carefully engineered but takes its cues from nature.
Our top picks for events happening around the state this month.
If you want to avoid the crowds and prevent overuse of popular hiking trails, seek out new paths waiting to be explored.
The Windsor native calls her performance “shrednastics”: playing the guitar while simultaneously performing gymnastic and aerial maneuvers.
Mother’s Day gift ideas to help her look and feel her best
Connecticut may be far away from the red carpets and Hollywood glamour, but over the years the state has enjoyed its fair share of movie magic.
When Connecticut shows up in the movies, usually we're either snobs or slobs—but also, once in a while, we're portrayed as real people.
Toro Taberna offers all the tapas-bar greatest hits, and more.
The owners calls the menu international comfort food menu with an emphasis on gluten-free cuisine.
