If it’s August in New Haven, it must be time for Shakespeare in the park, and sure enough, Elm Shakespeare Company (ESC) is enchanting audiences with this year’s production, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, now being performed in New Haven’s Edgerton Park. The Southern Theatre Department is well represented in this rollicking Bollywood-inspired vision of Shakespeare’s […] The post Southern Helps Bring the Magic to Shakespeare in the Park appeared first on News at Southern.| News at Southern
This week I’m sharing brunch at The Alna Store, vintage treasures from an outdoor market, a digital frame update, and early thoughts of fall.| Molly in Maine
Geoffrey Lenox-Smith visits an isolated temple in the desert north of the Fayum.| The Past
Making the most of late summer on the Maine coast with island adventures, blooming hydrangeas, cozy home updates, and meaningful family moments. Can It Really be Late Summer? It seems to happen every year. One week I’m writing about how it’s finally summer here on the Maine coast, and the next I’m calling it late […] The post Savoring Coastal Maine in Late Summer | Hydrangeas, Home & Family appeared first on Molly in Maine.| Molly in Maine
From artful outings to antique treasures and a fresh bedding update—here’s how I’m savoring summer in August with simple seasonal pleasures. August on the Maine Coast Hello, August—my favorite month! Yes, I know many of you feel differently… So today on the blog, I’m sharing what I love most about August—and making the case for […] The post Savoring Summer in August | Art, Antiques, and a Bedding Refresh appeared first on Molly in Maine.| Molly in Maine
Join me as I share a week of fun with visiting family — exploring the art scene, coastal gardens, and local food that make Midcoast Maine so special. Summer in Midcoast Maine, Family Edition My sisters, dad, and his friend came for their annual visit a couple of weeks ago. It’s always a joy to […] The post Exploring Midcoast Maine | Art, Eats, and Outings with My Family appeared first on Molly in Maine.| Molly in Maine
Dreaming of summer on the Maine coast? Explore favorite posts featuring lobster shacks, wild blueberries, cottage style, and more to inspire your seasonal plans.| Molly in Maine
Few activities embody the British summer more than a family picnic in the sunshine. If you’d like to get the most from your family picnic,| LittleStuff
Technology can be a powerful tool for independence—but for many adults with disabilities, navigating smartphones, tablets, and accessibility apps can feel overwhelming. This summer, Dr. Lauren Tucker, associate professor in Southern Connecticut State University’s Department of Inclusive Education and Behavior Science, has been working to change that. Through a new initiative supported by The Great […]| News at Southern
Interim President Sandra Bulmer was honored with the 2025 Industry Superstar Award from the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce (GNHCC) at its 23rd Annual Health Care & Life Sciences Awards on July 9 at the Canal Dock Boathouse in New Haven. Presented annually by the GNHCC, the award is given to a health care […] The post Interim President Sandra Bulmer Receives 2025 Industry Superstar Award from Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce appeared first on News at Southern.| News at Southern
Southern Connecticut State University students are getting their hands dirty this summer — in the name of history. In partnership with the Henry Whitfield State Museum in Guilford, Conn., the university’s Archaeology Field School is giving students and community members a rare opportunity to explore one of New England’s oldest homes through active excavation and […] The post Archaeology Students Dig Deep into Connecticut’s History appeared first on News at Southern.| News at Southern
A Montana-made film will be showcased at the Wachholz College Center's McClaren Hall each Wednesday for the next seven weeks.| KPAX News
An empty field on Southern’s campus is now home to something with deep roots — and even deeper potential. As highlighted by the New Haven Independent, students and faculty recently planted a “demonstration orchard” near the Ethnic Heritage Center on Fitch Street, joining a statewide effort to revive the nearly extinct American chestnut tree. Led […]| News at Southern
Memorial Day weekend is here and you can now start your summer right at Whitefish Mountain Resort.| KPAX News
A visit to LL Bean's Flagship campus in Freeport, Maine! Let's shop and learn about the major re-(Bean)boot of their flagship store!| Molly in Maine
Kassidy Schiavi, ’25, has loved libraries ever since she was a youngster taking stacks of books home from the Oxford Public Library. Now she works there part time, while preparing to graduate this spring as an English major with a concentration in creative writing. She plans to pursue a master’s in library and information science. […]| News at Southern
Nathalie Dubois and DPA returned for the week of the Oscars, with “The DPA Diamond Lounge 2025 honoring the Oscars” featuring unique and amazing international brands in five suites in a garden setting of the Luxe Sunset Boulevard hotel. The event featured a total of 32 worldwide brands, with products gifted to guests who attended […]| EclipseMagazine
Nathalie Dubois-Sissoko and DPA are back with their fabulous DPA Talent Lounge in honor of the Emmy Awards DPA hosted its famous Pre-Awards luxury gifting lounge at hidden Luxe Sunset Boulevard hotel and offered guests amazing new products, fabulous trips and unique experiences. DPA and Nathalie Dubois are famous among the stars to present brands […]| EclipseMagazine
On Friday, September 13, 2024, Secret Room Events along with co-sponsors Phantomasy & Andersen’s Crazy Candy “held it’s lavish, star-studded gifting suite on the rooftop patio of the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles and introduced a variety of new brands to try out. Celebrities in attendance included: Frasier Toks Olagundoye and Anders Keith both nominated for the tv show […]| EclipseMagazine
Terry Fator: One Man, A hundred Voices, A Thousand Laughs! received the key to the city this week in recognition of his work over the years. Mayor Carolyn Goodman proclaimed Tuesday, June 18, as Terry Fator Day in Las Vegas to recognize the superstar headliner. Goodman presented Fator and his sidekick, Winston the turtle, with […]| EclipseMagazine
DPA Music Lounge, in honor of the 2024 Grammys, a new gift suite by Nathalie Dubois, was once again held at the Luxe Sunset Boulevard Hotel. Nominees, presenters, and past GRAMMY winners filled the lounge which highlighted both international and local brands celebrating music. Some of the guest included members of Pentatonix, Metallica, Blind Boys […]| EclipseMagazine
FSK is owned by Megan Matthews, a former chef at the popular Missoula restaurant Burns Street Bistro which closed in 2023.| KPAX News
Thuan Vu believes in the value of brokenness. An art and design professor at Southern, Vu is preparing a professional exhibition of his work, “Kintsugi in the New World,” opening this month at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum in New London, Conn. The exhibit will show, in a series of lush paintings of flowers, how […]| News at Southern
Summer is almost over, but there is still time for enjoying some Shakespeare in the park. And thanks to an ongoing partnership between Southern and the Elm Shakespeare Company, an amazing production of the Bard’s Richard III is running every evening in New Haven’s Edgerton Park, through September 1, 2024. The play explores “the role […]| News at Southern
Click here to read Lucas’ original August 19, 2024, post on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) website. I am a Master’s student in Southern Connecticut State University’s Integrative Biological Diversity Program. I have worked at the university’s Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies throughout undergraduate and graduate school. I participated in many […]| News at Southern
The Fashion Drug by Anahit boutique opened its door to 2024 Oscars nominees in a special event produced by DPA.| EclipseMagazine
We have a nice point to point racetrack in (near) Buckfastleigh, so today we went over for the first race of the season. One of the horses that is stabled/trains at the yard where I ride out from was racing … Continue reading → The post A Day at the Races first appeared on Gordons Projects.|