WHAT BEGAN AS A CRAVING FOR COFFEE AND FREEDOM FROM THE PURGATORY OF THE SERVICE INDUSTRY BECAME THE JITTERBUS, A FULL-SERVICE MOBILE CAFE.

CAFETERIA SITS DOWN WITH CURATORS TARA FAY COLEMAN & JUANITA SUNDAY TO DISCUSS BLACK JOY & THE POWER OF COMING HOME.

INSPIRED BY THE AFRICAN PROVERB “UNTIL THE LION LEARNS HOW TO WRITE - EVERY STORY WILL GLORIFY THE HUNTER,“ - A LION SPEAKS EXEMPLIFIES THE POWER OF OWNING YOUR PERSONAL NARRATIVE.

FIND LOVE OR HAVE FUN TRYING.

THE ELY CENTER HIGHLIGHTS THREE SOLO EXHIBITIONS, EACH UTILIZING EVERYDAY ITEMS TO HOLD A MIRROR TO THE HUMAN CONDITION, AND “INTERVALS”, A GROUP EXHIBITION REFLECTING ON THE MOVE.

After nearly a decade at 51 Trumbull St., the historic John Slade Ely House, the Ely Center of Contemporary Arts, is relocating.

YOUR LOCAL GUIDE TO THE BEST NYE PARTIES IN CONNECTICUT

CAFETERIA ATTENDS THE DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE OF A GOOD RUN: FINDING PEACE WITH PARKINSON’S.

CAFETERIA CHATS WITH FOUNDERS AMBER & JAMES LEEROY ON NOSTALGIA, SUSTAINABILITY & PRESERVING THE LEGACY OF BLACK FASHION

THE HOLIDAY MARKET DELIVERS THE FESTIVE SPIRIT TO BOTH UNION STATIONS.