Keep your home bright with a floral subscription to Seed and Soil Flower Farm. Their colorful flowers are harvested the day before you receive them, maximizing their vase life.
Lots of new things in Deep River Home this month just in time for Mother's Day!
Downtown New Haven’s largest food crawl series, the 5th Annual Appetizer & Dessert Crawl with 13 appetizer and dessert tastings from some of Downtown New Haven’s most popular restaurants.
Don't miss this contemporary art exhibit: The Land Carries Our Ancestors: Contemporary Art by Native Americans, which highlights artworks by nearly 50 living Native artists that powerfully visualize Indigenous culture and knowledge of the land.
The Dudley Farm Farmers’ Market is now open for the season on Saturdays! The Market provides the opportunity to purchase local and organic seasonal produce and handmade arts and crafts, while enjoying the beauty and serenity of the Farm as it was in the year 1900.
New cooking classes are popping this Spring at Weekend Kitchen featuring some of the best chefs on the shoreline. Get ready for a fun and educational experience. From vegans to carnivores, there is a class for every palate.
Get into wedding season this spring when Drama Works presents "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" when five brides maids spend the entire wedding reception in an upstairs bedroom, each with their own reason to avoid the party below.
Your what's next starts now with Camp Reinvention. If you're at a crossroads, learn how to soar past overwhelm and launch your next chapter with confidence, excitement and most importantly, peace of mind.
Bring the beauty of the coastline to your social setting with Shoreline Alfresco, a boutique pop up picnic company that combines luxury design with a bohemian feel to create the ultimate alfresco experience.
Head to the New Haven Country Club for a Kentucky Derby themed fundraising event featuring Southern cuisine, wine tasting, silent auction and games to raise money for the Rotary Scholarship and Charitable Trust of New Haven.
