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Artist Diane DiMassa will be discussing her work and signing copies of the new book on Sept. 25 at 6:30 p.m. at Real Art Ways in Hartford.
Actor Hank Azaria has been a Bruce Springsteen fan since he was a child. He brings his tribute act, Hank Azaria and the EZ Street Band, to The Big E Sept. 22 and 23.
The Courant's arts picks for Sept. 21-27 include a slew of rock acts from the '70s, '80s and '90s, comedians Adam Sandler and Greg Gutfeld and Alec Baldwin at Westport Playhouse.
MGK, also known as Machine Gun Kelly, will play Hartford's Xfinity Theatre on June 6, 2026, toward the end of his upcoming world tour.
The country star who seldom plays Connecticut will do two shows at Mohegan Sun Arena on Feb. 27 and 28, 2026.
Brian Charette grew up playing piano in Connecticut jazz clubs. On Sept. 19, the internationally known organist returns to play at the Side Door Jazz Club in Old Lyme.
The Legacy Theatre in Branford has announced its three-play 2026 season, which starts in April 2026 and runs through October. The comedy-heavy season features the popular musical "Nunsense,"…
Summer Orlando's original "Hocus Pocus Live!" show, which boasts a cast of 10 and lots of parody songs, has been getting bigger and more popular every year.
Hartford-based neo-soul singer Charmagne Tripp has released her first live concert recording and has brought in some new musicians for her upcoming shows.
The Courant's arts picks for Sept. 14-20 include legendary rockers, a horror convention, a storytelling festival and a Connecticut All-Starz night featuring five DJs.
SofÃa Gallisá Muriente's MATRIX exhibit, on view at the Wadsworth through Feb. 1, is an artful examination of a 1983 bank heist and how it affected Hartford's Puerto Rican community.
The keyboardist/guitarist has taken "Stop Making Sense" on the road with two Connecticut stops: Friday at the Garde Arts Center and Saturday at District Music Hall.
Grants were awarded to major institutions such as The Bushnell and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, as well as small modern dance troupes in the Greater Hartford area.
The Vermont-based Bread and Puppet Theater is making three stops in Connecticut with its new show "Our Domestic Resurrection Revolution in Progress Circus."
The poster book is devoted to depictions of Stephen Sondheim shows " and of the Connecticut resident himself " by the iconic pen and ink artist Al Hirschfeld.
The Courant's arts picks for Sept. 7-13 include tributes to Broadway, comedy from Kristina Wong and Sebastian Maniscalco and music ranging from Gilbert & Sullivan to the Bacon Brothers.
Catch horror-themed films in the great outdoors this fall at various locations in Connecticut.
Goodspeed Musicals' new production of the classic musical honors the landmark Broadway production by Michael Bennett that premiered 50 years ago this summer.
Constantine Pappas, the theater's new artistic director, and Craig David Rosen, the new managing director, have pulled together a season of musicals, merriment and mystery.
The Courant's arts picks for Aug. 31 through Sept. 6 include a live show of the Lawrence's "Brotherly Love" podcast, a silent film backed by classical duo and a horror-themed marketplace.
The Mark Twain Library Book Fair at the Redding Community Center has over 65,000 books and other items for sale this weekend, including books donated by the family of a legendary folksinger.
The hugely popular rapper will perform at the newly renovated arena with Ken Carson, Destroy Lonely and Homixide Gang.
Concerts featuring pop, folk, funk, R&B, salsa and more hit the outdoor stages as cities and towns throughout Connecticut wind down their summer concert series.
"Art for Healing: An Exhibit for Health & Wellness" is a project of New England Donor Services whose stated mission is "to save and heal lives through organ and tissue donation."
The Courant's arts picks for Aug. 24-30 include a slew of artists that hit their stride in the 1970s: Bonnie Raitt, Lynyrd Skynyrd, James Taylor and Eight to the Bar.
