New Haven
Chances are, you’ve heard a few things about New Haven (yes, it’s the intellectually-pulsing and urbane home of Yale University). But let’s skip the obvious – there’s more than meets the ‘Ivy’ League. See what we did there?
Grab a Slice
As the home to its very own regional style of ‘a pizza,’ New Haven offers countless family-owned pizzerias, some of which are more than eighty years old!
Master Pieces
The Yale University Art Gallery is America’s oldest college art museum and houses more than 200,000 objects ranging from ancient to modern. Free and open to the public, the facility itself is considered an architectural masterpiece, and was the first commission of renowned architect Louis Kahn.
Perfect Performances
All the world’s a stage in New Haven. This season, the historic Shubert Theatre welcomes well-loved Broadway musicals while Yale Repertory Theatre and Long Wharf Theatre highlight never-before-seen original works.
Annual Events
Cherry Blossom Festival
You don’t have to go all the way to our nation’s capital for your hanami fix. On April 28, the 46th annual Cherry Blossom Festival returns to historic Wooster Square for a springtime celebration chock-full of live entertainment, local food vendors, arts and crafts, and more.