News and neighbors from New Haven, CT
August Wilson’s blistering drama about a 1927 Chicago recording session returns to Yale Rep, where it premiered more than 40 years ago. Runs through Oct. 24; see the site for performance times and accessible performances.
One of Connecticut’s largest urban farmers markets, with producer-only Connecticut farms, bakers and food makers. SNAP and FMNP benefits are accepted and doubled.
The Bulldogs host Rhode Island at the historic Yale Bowl at noon. It’s Season Ticket Holder Appreciation Day.
Bridgerton’s favorite string quartet teams up with The Voice winners Girl Named Tom for reimagined pop hits and folk harmonies.
Cannons: The Everything Glows Tour comes to College Street Music Hall with Caroline Kingsbury. Doors open at 7:00 PM; all ages.
Garth Field stars as the King of Pop with a live band, dancers and costumes, covering the hits from the Jackson 5 to Thriller and beyond.
One of Connecticut’s largest urban farmers markets, with producer-only Connecticut farms, bakers and food makers. SNAP and FMNP benefits are accepted and doubled.
The last Saturday of the season for CitySeed’s Dixwell market, run with the Q House, LEAP and the city’s Elderly Services. SNAP benefits doubled.
An interactive read-aloud with the author, a live melodica demo, coloring and Q&A. Recommended for ages 3–6.
Philosopher Justin Garson discusses his book about 1960s doctors who searched for a drug that could induce temporary madness, and what it taught us about schizophrenia.
Comedian, writer and actor Yedoye Travis takes the stage at Elm City’s Cabaret at the Shubert.
The Living Tombstone: The Multiplayer Tour comes to College Street Music Hall with Mystery Skulls and Madison Rose. Doors open at 7:00 PM; all ages.