Libraries of New Haven
Presented by Elm City Cycling
FREE. How many different kind of libraries can one city have?
FREE. How many different kind of libraries can one city have?
FREE. Throughout the last several years, Westville Village has been expanding with new restaurants, a variety of quaint shops, and unique galleries.
FREE. Culturally diverse and teeming with flavor, New Haven soaks up the cuisines of its population.
FREE. Take a guided walking tour of the Mill River Trail with Steve Hamm, local filmmaker and creator of Mill River’s documentary, ""A River Speaks.""
FREE. Ever wish there was a way to travel Eastward on the shoreline by bike?
FREE. Trace the City Point Historic District’s evolution from a 19th-century oystering village to a hidden beauty packed with charm on New Haven’s modern waterfront.
FREE. There are a million and one ways to get exercise, why not explore a few of the interesting sports New Haven has to offer?
FREE. Explore the Palestinian experience and cultural and artistic achievements through this guided tour of the Palestine Museum with its founder Faisal Saleh.
FREE. Remember the old Anchor neon sign, or the Rubber Match’s distinctive fonts? These iconic New Haven artifacts aren’t lost forever!
The supermoon, or Strawberry Moon, will light up the sky, and you can experience it firsthand from a kayak!
Join a relaxing and reflective morning yoga session on Outer Island National Wildlife Refuge located in the Thimble Islands of Branford. Bring your own mat!
FREE. Join quantum scientist and New Haven Museum guest curator Florian Carle for a tour of his exhibition to discover how quantum computers were handcrafted in New Haven by generations of researchers.
FREE. We’ll get an inside perspective on what it takes to maintain New Haven's bridges, and how decisions to rebuild them are made with the recently re-opened Grand Avenue Bridge as a model of successful city planning.
FREE. Learn how an element as seemingly simple as water can have a major impact on the community by touring an innovative water treatment plant.
FREE. Established in 1875, this is the oldest agricultural experiment station in the country and is still in use by researchers studying mosquitos, invasive aquatic plants, ticks, and soil, among other agricultural issues.
FREE. Celebrate 200 years of history at the Farmington Canal, which dates back to the early 19th century.
This expedition will follow the 14-mile West River, a freshwater stream that flows through Bethany, Woodbridge, New Haven, and West Haven before ending at Haven Harbor.
FREE. Travel North from New Haven to Cheshire and learn about plans to connect the former rail trail to Northampton, Massachussetts.
A roundtrip water excursion along the historic 3-mile Mill River.
FREE. New Haven has had a colorful role as the backdrop to many movies.
FREE. New Haven has its share of mixed surfaces often creating a challenge for even the most seasoned rider.
FREE. Walking tour among New Haven's nine squares that reveals the region's hidden queer history.
FREE. Focusing on New Haven’s foundational history of Black creativity and innovation, this ride takes bikers through key historical landmarks.
FREE. Yale University mascot Handsome Dan XIX is excited to take YOU for a walk on a tour of Yale’s campus...from a bulldog’s point of view.
Awaken your balance and core muscles in this structured class.
Visit Outer Island National Wildlife Refuge, the only public island in the famous Thimble Islands of Branford, Connecticut.
FREE. In 2012, a tree toppled by Hurricane Sandy led to the discovery of the Colonial burial ground.
FREE. Granite rubbing stones are scattered throughout New Haven Parks.
FREE. Gather New Haven will discuss the seasonal production cycle of the Ferry Street urban Farm along with the programs that the farm supports.
FREE. Tour the vibrant ecosystem within District New Haven.
FREE. Travel South on the East Coast Greenway to Silver Sands State Park in Milford.
FREE. Go behind the scenes and learn how to make movie magic during this tour of Black-owned and operated Jaigantic Studios.
FREE. Tour the Black & Brown owned establishments of the Elm City as led by Festival Board Member Michael Twitty of Black & Brown Soul Cyclists.
FREE. A mobile music and relationship-building ride to bring joy to the New Haven community.
FREE. A River Speaks is a beautiful, deeply bioregional film that weaves together the human and natural history of a watershed.
FREE. A gallery space and creative hub nestled in the heart of New Haven, NXTHVN is devoted to intergenerational mentorship, collaboration, and incubation.
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