NEXT UP IN WESTVILLE:

Artwalk Meeting, Jazz Nights @Manjares, Vignettes Still Life Challenge, Closing Reception @KLG, Concert @Lyman Center, Request Free Tree With URI, Climate Event @Lyric Hall, Save the Date: Annual Meeting!

SAVE THE DATE:

KEHLER LIDDELL GALLERY PRESENTS

LIGHT

February 9 – March 12, 2023

A juried show, from Feb 9- March 12 with many ways to engage.

Closing Reception: Sunday, March 12, 4-5:30 pm

The People’s Choice award will be announced at 4:30 pm

MANJARES HARLEM JAZZ NIGHTS!

SATURDAYS UNTIL APRIL 29

Manjares is bringing Harlem Jazz to New Haven

The critically acclaimed Nate Lucas All-Stars has been on the Harlem Jazz Scene for 20+ years and can be scene very Sunday at the work renowned Red Rooster in Harlem. Nates repertoire includes Straight Ahead - Jazz, Neo-Soul, Classic R & B, Latin Jazz and more. Come and enjoy great music and Latin inspired food and Cocktails at Manjares!

TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW IN PERSON AT MANJARES or HERE

REIMAGINING NEW HAVEN @LYRIC HALL

Announcing the winners of the Climate Crisis Poster Contest!

Reimagining New Haven in the Era of Climate Change, a grassroots environmental group, today announced the winners of the Climate Crisis Poster Contest. The three winners, all students, will have their posters displayed in street-side display cases in New Haven’s neighborhoods. The city is making the display cases available gratis.

The winning artists are: Aliannette Lebron of High School in the Community; Rosie Hampson of Wilbur Cross High School; and Nailah Huq of Southern Connecticut State University. Each winner will receive a $500 prize.

An awards ceremony will be held on Saturday, April 8, at 2 p.m. at Lyric Hall, 827 Whalley Avenue, New Haven. In addition to the contest winners, two teams of participants will be recognized as honorable mentions. They are Lila Kleppner, Sneha Maskey and Lena Zenisek from Wilbur Cross High School; and Ranya Tarabar and Zoe Arboleda, also of Wilbur Cross. Each team will receive $250.

In addition to the awards ceremony, Reimagining New Haven will announce the release and distribution of its Local Climate Action Guide and special guests will speak about the local impact of climate change. They will include Steven Winter, executive director of New Haven’s Office of Climate and Sustainability; and John Cavaliere, owner of Lyric Hall, who has had to deal with frequent flooding—a harbinger of New Haven’s future in the era of climate change.

We welcome the press; the poster contest participants and their families and friends; and others interested in addressing the local impacts of climate change.

MARCUS ANDERSON, JULIAN VAUGHN, LIN ROUNTREE @LYMAN CENTER

Marcus Anderson

The Grammy and Stellar Award Nominated artist is an incredible act and one worth watching, saxophonist Marcus Anderson is the golden child shining among stars. With 13 studio albums on his list of accomplishments, the fusion jazz artist brings R&B, Pop, Rock and Funk to make music that puts listeners in another atmosphere

Julian Vaughn

Is a soulful bassist who makes his own brand of gospel-influenced smooth jazz and instrumental R&B

Lin Rountree (aka The Soul-Trumpeter)

Is an accomplished recording artist, producer and live performer. With Seven solo projects, 17 Chart Topping Billboard singles (Including THREE Billboard #1 Hits) and numerous collaborations with some of the industry's top R&B/Contemporary Jazz artists to his credit he is fast becoming one of the most renowned artists of his generation.

SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 8:00PM

TIKETS CLICK HERE:: $45 General public

$40 SCSU Faculty/Staff *(limit 2 with valid SCSU ID)

$35 SCSU Student * (limit 2 with SCSU valid hootloot ID)

*plus a $5 per ticket Handling Charge applicable online and at box office*

Seating: Reserved

REQUEST A FREE TREE TO PLANT WITH URI

Request a Free Tree Thanks to a partnership with the City of New Haven’s Parks, Recreation and Trees Department we are happy to plant street trees for New Haven residents with our GreenSkills crews. Use the online form HERE to request trees to be planted in front of your New Haven home or business. The resident commitment entails watering the tree (or trees) planted and informing URI of any problems with the new tree. Each tree needs 25 gallons of water per week during the growing seasons (from bud-break to leaf-drop) for the first three years. Here is a list of trees we plant and their characteristics (although we may not have all these trees available every season) and a catalog with photos of the trees.

Need to request a street tree or stump removal? URI does not remove trees or stumps or prune trees that we have not planted recently. You may request that the City’s Department of Parks, Recreation, and Trees help you with those tasks through SeeClickFix.

VIGNETTES STILL LIFE CHALLENGE

WITH VIGNETTES BY VINTANTHRO

Vignettes by Vintanthro is looking for 6-8 artists to recreate one of their @vignettesbyvintanthro still life compositions in the media of their choice! Artwork will be showcased for sale in our shop on our gallery wall for the month of April! Artists will receive 75% commission.

Reach out through their social media HERE

POTTERY CLASSES AT COOGAN

SOHO HAIR GROUP AND DAY SPA

WESTVILLE GENERAL

THE WELL FOR WOMEN

ODEON BOUTIQUE

VINTANTHRO MODERN & VINTAGE

We have sweaters for DAYS and DAYS - like today.

Come pick your favorite one and get 20% off.

EVERY TUESDAY!

20% off one vintage item of your choice!*

*exclusions may apply. 20% off - up to $250 purchase.

Discount cannot be applied toward new merchandise, artisan goods or pink dot items.

DASILVA GALLERY AND FRAME SHOP

LOWER FORMS NEW HAVEN

NHS of New Haven’s 2023 Organic Vegetable Gardening Classes are coming back on Saturday, February 4^th.

Advanced Certified Master Gardener, Rachel Ziesk, will return as the series instructor. From 10 am to 12 pm. In order to make classes more accessible and to ensure everyone's safety, classes will be held via Zoom. The best part is, all classes are free of charge!

Please see the registration link and attached flyer for more information.