Greater New Haven Community Events Calendar

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

20th Anniversary Tree Planting at MSOE

Location:
Montessori School on Edgewood
New Haven

Workshop for making quilted placemats

Location:
MakeHaven
New Haven

Learn about the power of sleep for your health, stress, and relationships with Dr. Wendy Troxel.

Location:
One Century Tower
New Haven

Join New Haven Sketchers on the first Thursday of each month at Yale Art Gallery! Options to sketch in and around the museum depending on weather and your preferences. Meet by the couches in the lobby to start. Please note that only pencil is allowed inside, and you can get one at the front desk if needed. All ages and experiences welcome!

Location:
Yale University Art Gallery
New Haven

Free Andrzej Wajda Film Screening

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Join us for an online conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author Veronica Roth as we celebrate the enduring legacy of her Divergent series, one of the most iconic young adult series of a generation, and get an exclusive sneak peek into her highly anticipated upcoming novel, The Sixth Faction!

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

20th Anniversary Photos Reveal Wall - Through the Years

Location:
Montessori School On Edgewood
New Haven

Free Luis Valdez Film Screening

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

Comic Book & Toy Show!

Location:
Annex YMA Club Lounge and Hall
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

Meowchella - GNHCP's 30th Anniversary Arts & Music Festival

Location:
The Greater New Haven Cat Project Inc
North Branford

Celebrate 30 years of saving local cats! Join GNHCP for our first-ever Meowchella festival—a full day of live music, local artists and vendors, food, family fun, and plenty of feline spirit.

Location:
The Greater New Haven Cat Project, Inc.
North Branford

On Saturday, October 3, porches, lawns, driveways, stoops, and other unexpected stages throughout downtown Guilford will come alive with music as Guilford Porchfest returns for its third year. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., more than 60 Guilford musical acts will perform on more than 50 porches and other host sites, transforming downtown Guilford into one big, walkable celebration of fresh, local, live music and community. This event is FREE and open to the public. RAIN OR SHINE!

Location:
On porches throughout downtown Guilford, CT
Guilford

Day 3 - Montessori School on Edgewood 20th Anniversary Festival

Location:
Kensington Park
New Haven

Experience creativity in action at the 9th Annual New Haven Chalk Art Festival, a free, family-friendly celebration of art, music, and community at The Shops at Yale!

Location:
The Shops at Yale - Broadway Island
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

A panel discussion celebrating elderhood through theatre, Shakespeare, and comedy—exploring aging with imagination, presence, and joy.

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

Join us on October 3rd at Woolsey Hall for an evening filled with powerful orchestral music, featuring guest soloist and YSO alumna violinist Heather Wittels.

Location:
Woolsey Hall
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

The 35th Annual Folks on Spokes & Step Forward Ride + Walk event is planned for Sunday, October 4, 2026, from 8:00 am to 2 pm at Fowler Field in Milford, CT

Location:
Fowler Field
Milford

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

Beginner Crochet Ghost Workshop

Location:
MakeHaven
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Work session for people who are writing grants.

Free 35mm Film Screening

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Learn the art of hand papermaking.

Location:
PaperScape Artworks
Guilford

Woodworking Meetup

Location:
MakeHaven
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Bluegrass Jam

Location:
The Shore Line Trolley Museum
East Haven

A welcoming weekly poetry mic

Location:
Never Ending Books
New Haven

Enjoy dancing the social dances of Scotland. Come alone or with a friend. All dances taught.

Location:
Whitneyville Cultural Commons
Hamden

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Join us at Old Heidelberg Bar inside Graduate by Hilton New Haven every Wednesday at 7:30 PM for Big Boy Trivia! Get your game faces on and be ready to compete!

Location:
Graduate by Hilton New Haven
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

Artist Frank Bruckmann presents a "PLEIN AIR PAINTING WORKSHOP"

Location:
Hamden Senior Center Miller Hall
Hamden

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

CT Veterans Legal Center presents "American Solitaire," a film that follows a soldier as he returns home.

Location:
Flint Street Theater
New Haven

Free Luis Valdez Documentary

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Free 35mm Film Screening

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Free 35mm Film Screening

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Creatio Arts Conference

Location:
Walnut Hill Community Church
Bethel

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

Redscroll Records Presents A Record Fair @ Counter Weight Brewing

Location:
Counter Weight Brewing
Cheshire

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Free Luis Valdez Film

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

Join us for an admissions event at Cheshire Academy, a college-preparatory boarding and day school for grades 9–12 and postgraduate.

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Learn the art of hand papermaking.

Location:
PaperScape Artworks
Guilford

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

A welcoming weekly poetry mic

Location:
Never Ending Books
New Haven

Enjoy dancing the social dances of Scotland. Come alone or with a friend. All dances taught.

Location:
Whitneyville Cultural Commons
Hamden

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Join us at Old Heidelberg Bar inside Graduate by Hilton New Haven every Wednesday at 7:30 PM for Big Boy Trivia! Get your game faces on and be ready to compete!

Location:
Graduate by Hilton New Haven
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Free Silent Film with Live Musical Accompaniment

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Buddy Mondlock sings the songs that have gained him a reputation as one of America's best.

Location:
North Madison Congregational Church
Madison

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

The 10th Annual Milford Artisan Market will take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 17-18, 2026, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on the Milford Green at 168-176 Broad Street in downtown Milford, CT

Location:
Milford Green
Milford

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Music concert for children ages 4+

Location:
St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church
Orange

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

The 10th Annual Milford Artisan Market will take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 17-18, 2026, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on the Milford Green at 168-176 Broad Street in downtown Milford, CT

Location:
Milford Green
Milford

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Free 16mm Film Screening

Location:
Humanities Quadrangle, Lower Level
New Haven

Forging & Blacksmithing Basics

Location:
MakeHaven
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Learn the art of hand papermaking.

Location:
PaperScape Artworks
Guilford

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

The WEB Community Management Team keeps you informed about neighborhood events, quality of life concerns, and public safety.

A welcoming weekly poetry mic

Location:
Never Ending Books
New Haven

Enjoy dancing the social dances of Scotland. Come alone or with a friend. All dances taught.

Location:
Whitneyville Cultural Commons
Hamden

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Exploring ways to increase affordable housing in Seymour.

Join us at Old Heidelberg Bar inside Graduate by Hilton New Haven every Wednesday at 7:30 PM for Big Boy Trivia! Get your game faces on and be ready to compete!

Location:
Graduate by Hilton New Haven
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

NABLEO’s three-day "Policing With Precision and Purpose" conference being held at the Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale will culminate with their 2026 SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS CEREMONIES held on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

Location:
Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Dancing with the Stars: First Responder Edition is Adam's House annual fundraiser that brings our community together to support free grief education programming for grieving children, teens and adults in CT.

Location:
The Warehouse at FTC
Fairfield

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Chicago, 1927. Tensions and temperatures rise over the course of a blistering recording session as the legendary “Mother of the Blues,” Ma Rainey, and her ambitious trumpeter, Levee, are caught in a fiery battle of wills over control of her music exposing the emotional and economic exploitation faced by Black artists in America. An exploration of dreams deferred, cultural identity, and the power of the blues, August Wilson’s electrifying masterpiece, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, returns in a brand-new production more than 40 years after it first raised the roof of the American theater in its world premiere at Yale Rep. August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom contains themes of anti-Black racism and includes racial slurs, profanity, and moments of violence and sexual content. This production also includes the use of theatrical cigarettes which are tobacco- and nicotine-free, haze, moments of bright light and loud sound.

Location:
University Theatre
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

15 City Gallery Members Part of 2026 OPEN STUDIOS NEW HAVEN

Location:
City Gallery
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

Learn the art of hand papermaking.

Location:
PaperScape Artworks
Guilford

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

A welcoming weekly poetry mic

Location:
Never Ending Books
New Haven

Enjoy dancing the social dances of Scotland. Come alone or with a friend. All dances taught.

Location:
Whitneyville Cultural Commons
Hamden

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

Join us at Old Heidelberg Bar inside Graduate by Hilton New Haven every Wednesday at 7:30 PM for Big Boy Trivia! Get your game faces on and be ready to compete!

Location:
Graduate by Hilton New Haven
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

Free 35mm Film Screening

Location:
53 Wall Street Auditorium
New Haven

Free Documentary Film Screening

Location:
53 Wall Street Auditorium
New Haven

All level yoga followed by a grounding ritual $10 suggested donation

Location:
Centered PLLC
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven

Open studios and art events across the city all through October!

Location:
Erector Square + More
New Haven

You’ll find something to feed your personal pizza passion in the new exhibit “Pronounced Ah-Beetz,” open now at the New Haven Museum (NHM) through October 2027. newhavenmuseum.org

Location:
New Haven Museum
New Haven