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Art With Engines Rev Up Summer's End - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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NXTHVN Block Party & Car ShowHenry StreetAug. 29, 2026 Part of Henry Street felt like it existed in the past and the present all at the same time as the arts organization NXTHVN closed off the block for an end-of-summer car show, party, and celebration of the closing of its GLORY exhibit. The event featured DJs, vendors, food, people going in and out of the gallery, and a lot of cars that have been around longer than most of the people admiring them. I was drawn to the cars first. It’s hard not
Becky Camille Leads Us Inward, Wolf Harbor Back Out - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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The two sets I saw at the most recent original local music night at The Cannon were complete opposites of one another. Both sets were part of the weekly Wednesday night performance series put together by Carlos Wells, formerly of the State House. Becky Camille, one half of Violent Mae, opened the show. Wolf Harbor closed it. Despite being diametrically opposed to each other, they worked well together. Becky Camille’s set put me into an introspective mood. Her songs have a somewhat unsettling qua
Puerto Rican Pride Fills The Green - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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Thousands from around the state danced, sang, ate — and kept the Puerto Rican flag aloft — on the Green Friday night through Saturday night for the 10th annual Puerto Rico Festival of New Haven sponsored by Puerto Ricans United. Among the items on display: a brightly colored vejigante mask (above), part of a Puerto Rican festival tradition shaped by Spanish, African, and Taino influences. The Green was already packed at 5:40 p.m., about an hour before headliner La India took the stage. It remain
Garden Jazz Livens Zinc Alley - New Haven Independent (opens the original)
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The Nick Marini Trio brought live jazz to the reborn back-alley space of Zinc Thursday night, part of a new weekly “Garden Lounge” series. The performances take place each Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. (with food and drinks servbed from 6 to 10). The lounge is an indoor-outdoor space tucked behind the restaurant. Guests enter through the alley immediately to the right of ZINC’s Chapel Street entrance across from the Green, giving the lounge the feeling of a hidden retreat in the middle of the city.
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