Date | Event | Venue | Address |
Ongoing–Oct 11 | Keeping Alive the Remembrance: Commemorating America’s Founding 1776–1876 | Yale University Art Gallery | 1111 Chapel Street |
Feb 5 | Collecting America: Luther, de Lancey Kountze, and Francis P. Garvan | Yale University Art Gallery | 1111 Chapel Street |
Feb 9 | Presentation on Black History Moments | Mitchell Library | 37 Harrison Street |
Feb 11 | Stitches of America: A Family Quilt | Yale University Art Gallery | 1111 Chapel Street |
Feb 12 | Black Inventors Who Made the Stuff Around Us | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Feb 25 | Memory of ’76 | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Feb 26 | Unsung Heroes | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Mar 1 | Women’s History Event (focused on labor) | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Mar 11 | America 250 for Teens: The Revolutionary War in Connecticut | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Mar 14 | Memory Mapping NH: Picture Plotting Workshops | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Mar 16 | 200 Years of Jewish Presence in New Haven | Mitchell Library | 37 Harrison Street |
Mar 16–Sep 27 | Unfurling the Flag: Reflections on American Patriotism | Beinecke Library | 121 Wall Street |
Mar 19 | A Black Soldier’s Revolutionary War Experience | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Mar 26 | Visit by author Chris Newell (If You Lived During the American Revolution) | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Mar 26–28 | First America: The Legacies of the Declaration of Independence for Native Nations | Yale University Art Gallery | 1111 Chapel Street |
Mar 26 | Homegrown Terror: Benedict Arnold and the Burning of New London | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Mar 28 | Lecture by textile expert Lynne Basset | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Mar 28 | Conducting oral histories | Wilson Library | 303 Washington Avenue |
Mar 29 | 1776 | Yale Film Archive (Humanities Quadrangle L02) | 320 York Street |
Apr 8–9 | Democracy, Civic Education, and the American Archive | Beinecke Library & Sterling Memorial Library | 121 Wall Street; 120 High Street |
Apr 11 | Conducting oral histories | Wilson Library | 303 Washington Avenue |
Apr 12 | Yankee Doodle Dandy | Yale Film Archive (Humanities Quadrangle L02) | 320 York Street |
Apr 13 | Presentation on maps established in the 18th century | Mitchell Library | 37 Harrison Street |
Apr 16 | Mohegan Stories: An Exploration of Native Heritage | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Apr 18 | The Ride: Paul Revere and the Night that Saved America | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Apr 18 | Lecture by author Michael Langlois (From Liberty to Legacy) | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Apr 19 | Roger Sherman’s birthday (Grove Street Cemetery + Beinecke display) | Grove Street Cemetery & Beinecke Library | 121 Wall Street |
Apr 21 | America History Trivia Night | Wilson Library | 303 Washington Avenue |
Apr 24 | Nashville | Yale Film Archive (Humanities Quadrangle L02) | 320 York Street |
Apr 27 | Talk about a map from 1784 | Mitchell Library | 37 Harrison Street |
Apr 30 | Wicked New Haven | Fair Haven Library | 182 Grand Avenue |
May–Ongoing | New Haven’s Unfinished Revolutions | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
May 1 | Bound for Glory | Yale Film Archive (Humanities Quadrangle) | 320 York Street |
May 2 | Orchestra New England celebrates America 250 (concert) | Battell Chapel | 400 College Street |
May 9 | Memory Mapping in New Haven Talkback Café (show and tell) | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
May 13 | Slaves in Connecticut | Stetson Library | 197 Dixwell Avenue |
May 16 | 250 in the Hill walking tour | Wilson Library | 303 Washington Avenue |
May 20 | How Cotton and the Tobacco Industry Built the Foundation of America Through Slavery | Wilson Library | 303 Washington Avenue |
May 27 | Historical Facts: Black Dixwell Neighborhood | Stetson Library | 197 Dixwell Avenue |
May 28 | Connecticut’s Forgotten Relationship with the High Seas | Fair Haven Library | 182 Grand Avenue |
May 30 | 250 in the Hill walking tour | Wilson Library | 303 Washington Avenue |
Jun 4 | Connecticut’s Culinary Landscape: Migration and Entrepreneurship Panel | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Jun 7 | Home & Belonging and the House on Mango Street | Beinecke Library | 121 Wall Street |
Jun 8–Nov 8 | An Artists’ America | Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library | 190 York Street |
Jun 11 | Grover Cleveland’s Rubber Jaw (presidential trivia) | Fair Haven Library | 182 Grand Avenue |
Jun 13 | Rooted in Place: 250 Years Through New Haven’s Lens | New Haven Free Public Library | (Location TBD) |
Jun 14 | America 250: Democracy in Action (Arts & Ideas idea series) | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Jun 17 | The Fight to Set a People Free | Pardee-Morris House | 325 Lighthouse Road |
Jun 21 | Queens of the Culture: Women in Hip-Hop (Arts & Ideas idea series) | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Jun 28 | Whose America? Perspectives on Identity and Belonging (Arts & Ideas idea series) | New Haven Museum | 114 Whitney Avenue |
Jun 28 | What a Glorious Crash They Made (Revolutionary War music) | Pardee-Morris House | 325 Lighthouse Road |
Jul 4 | Gathering at the graves of Roger Sherman and David Humphreys | Grove Street Cemetery | 227 Grove Street |
Jul 4 | Fireworks from East Rock Park | East Rock Park | 41 Cold Spring |
Jul 5 | Coastal Raids Tour | Pardee-Morris House | 325 Lighthouse Road |
Jul 8 | Recitation of the Declaration of Independence and related texts | Beinecke Library | 121 Wall Street |
Jul 10–11 | Dr. Fred Smith, Playwright, Be Your Own Hero | Dixwell Community House | 197 Dixwell Avenue |
Jul 19 | John Adams portrayed by George Baker | Pardee-Morris House | 325 Lighthouse Road |
Jul 23 | Discussion on Connecticut Revolutionary War Records | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
Aug 16 | Women’s Trades (with Emily Stringham of At the Sign of the Golden Scissors) | Pardee-Morris House | 325 Lighthouse Road |
Sep 10 | Discussion of Black women in the American Revolution | Ives Main Library | 133 Elm Street |
