Author Talk: Up from Ashes
The story of two young prisoners who joined the 1943 Sobibor uprising, escaped, and later made their home in Connecticut.
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The story of two young prisoners who joined the 1943 Sobibor uprising, escaped, and later made their home in Connecticut.
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.
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 […]
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 […]
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.
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.
A spooky Dungeons & Dragons adventure for teens in grades 7–12, newcomers and veterans alike. Registration required.
A reading and conversation about Appetite, a funny new novel about a Bangladeshi prep cook in New Haven obsessed with women’s wrestling.
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a screening of the acclaimed Inuit-language film and a community conversation.
A facilitated discussion on documenting family history before holiday get-togethers, for beginners and seasoned family archivists.