Explore an installation by designer and visual artist Nontsikelelo Mutiti, whose printed works, films, and installations engage with the history and aesthetics of hair braiding in Black life. The title ... Read more
Families can explore creativity at home with the newest Family Activity Kit, a free take-home resource designed to blend history and hands-on fun. The March–April theme, “The Art of Nature,” ... Read more
"Shining Light on Truth: Black Lives at Yale & in New Haven," a new exhibition at the Yale Schwarzman Center in New Haven, will be on display from March 24, 2025, through March 8, 2026. This exhibition highlights the significant and often overlooked roles of Black individuals throughout Yale University’s and New Haven’s histories, emphasizing ... Read more
Rina Banerjee’s suspended installation reimagines the iconic form of the Taj Mahal through contemporary materials and perspective. Rather than marble and permanence, Banerjee constructs her palace from a steel and copper frame wrapped in translucent pink cellophane, challenging assumptions about luxury, history, and cultural legacy. Floating above the ground, the tentlike structure encloses objects that ... Read more
Storytelling and visual art come together during this family-friendly program that explores folktales, myths, and stories from around the world inspired by works in the gallery’s collection. Through engaging narratives connected to select objects on view, children and adults alike are encouraged to see art in new and imaginative ways while discovering how stories shape ... Read more
A guided tour offers visitors an engaging introduction to Going Modern: British Art, 1900–1960, an exhibition examining the dynamic shifts that shaped British art during the first half of the ... Read more
A Tony Award–winning musical comedy brings big laughs and a distinctly American sense of humor to the stage with Shucked. Featuring a book by Robert Horn and a score by ... Read more
Women’s history and American patriotism are explored in this illustrated lecture examining the legacy of World War II’s Rosie the Riveters and their connections to earlier generations. Historian Madeleine Eckert ... Read more
A closer look at British art across the centuries awaits during the Student Guide Tour: Collection Spotlight at the Yale Center for British Art on March 1, 2026 from 2 ... Read more
Fairfield University Theatre’s 2026 Student Independent Project brings tick, tick…BOOM! to the stage in the Wien Experimental Theatre at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, 1073 North Benson Road, Fairfield, CT 06824. Performances will be held Thursday, February 26 at 7:30 pm; Saturday, February 28 at 7:30 pm; and Sunday, March 1 at ... Read more
An afternoon of high-energy Celtic music comes to Fairfield as internationally acclaimed fiddler Eileen Ivers performs with her ensemble, Universal Roots, on Sunday, March 1 at 3 pm at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University. Widely recognized as the groundbreaking musical force behind Riverdance, Ivers has helped redefine contemporary Celtic ... Read more
A Tony Award–winning musical comedy brings big laughs and a distinctly American sense of humor to the stage with Shucked. Featuring a book by Robert Horn and a score by ... Read more
Five-time GRAMMY Award winner Keb’ Mo’ brings nearly five decades of blues, folk, and Americana to the stage at the Garde Arts Center in New London on March 1, 2026 ... Read more
