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The story of two young prisoners who joined the 1943 Sobibor uprising, escaped, and later made their home in Connecticut.
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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.
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A free screening of the 2001 film starring Salma Hayek, based on Julia Álvarez’s novel about the Mirabal sisters’ resistance to Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo. Free and open to the […]
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The American Chemical Society’s New Haven Section hosts science demonstrations for grades K–5 and 6–12, followed by a complimentary dinner and awards for the Illustrated Poem Contest and New Haven […]
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Hear a read-aloud book and make spooky and nutritious food art with Tennille Murphy from Kidz Kook at the Mitchell Branch Library in Westville.
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Archivist Jennifer Coggins of Yale’s Beinecke Library explains how archivists describe the collections they preserve, and why that work shapes how history is found and understood. Registration is limited.
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A spooky Dungeons & Dragons adventure for teens in grades 7–12, newcomers and veterans alike. Registration required. |