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Greater Hartford

Season 1 Episode 3 | 27m 04s

On this episode of Where ART Thou?, Ray explores Hartford. Jazz pianist Damian Curtis talks about his craft. We swing by the studio of artist Anne Cubberly to see her giant puppets. We also grab a cone at Capital Ice Cream, who are serving up sweet treats and community involvement in the shadow of the state capitol building.

Aired: 10/03/20
Extras
Explore the life and legacy of notable Black scholar and civil rights pioneer W.E.B. Du Bois.
Geoffrey surprises Sister Veronica with an unexpected visit — and an offer she can't refuse.
Sister Catherine speaks with Sister Julienne about her concerns for Sister Veronica.
A violent encounter with pregnant mother acts as a powerful reminder to Sister Julienne.
Sister Veronica has a heart-to-heart with Sister Julienne.
Rosalind surprises Cyril when he shares his plans for their weekend away.
Cyril and Rosalind discuss his upcoming divorce.
Cyril asks Rosalind to go away for the weekend.
Follow filmmaker Julie Forrest Wyman as she searches for her place in the little people community.
Sister Catherine finds the perfect way to ensure Nonnatus House is never forgotten.
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