What do the songs we sing tell us about cultural memory? What are the songs that have been sung in Connecticut for centuries, and what are the songs that have arrived more recently? In what ways do singing our songs make us rebellious?
This month's story is "Hitting Budapest," by NoViolet Bulawayo.
In this beginner‑friendly class, participants will carve a decorative flower design into a wooden panel, exploring the graceful lines, textures, and shapes that make floral carving so timeless.
This month's story is "A Knife at the Throat," by Doug Crandell.
This month’s story is “Girl and Giraffe” by Lydia Millet.
This month's story is "The Nose" by Nikolai Gogol.
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This month's story is "Witness" by Jamel Brinkley.
Join us for the opening reception of our newest exhibition, Rebellious, inspired by the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Rebellious reflects on moments throughout Connecticut history...
Join us as Professor Fiona Vernal discusses how the North End of Hartford became an African American community, and why it matters.
This month's story is "The Moths" by Helena Maria Viramontes.
Come to the Museum for an evening of 2000s-themed trivia!
