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Real Art Ways will present three documentaries on the civil rights movement.
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"Every dancer has this love/hate relationship with 'The Nutcracker,'" said dancer and choreographer Carolyn Paine. "It’s kind of dated and boring, and I really wanted to create something that was fun and modern."
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“Komatsu Hiroko: Second Decade” runs at the University of Hartford’s Joseloff Gallery through Saturday, Dec. 10.
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Hartford HealthCare has opened a new headquarters on Pearl Street in Hartford, consolidating under one roof employees from Wethersfield, Farmington and Newington.
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The Hartford Fringe Festival is modeled after the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland
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Composer David Macbride's work "Coming Home" features improvisational sections where a rapper and classical musicians come together.
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In March, Hartford school administrators and recruiters made their way to Puerto Rico looking for bilingual talent to fill content areas like math, science and history.It’s part of Paso a Paso, a program to recruit bilingual teachers to fill much-needed roles in Hartford.
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Artist Heather Heckel's visual limitations give her a unique perspective.
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A local community production aims to celebrate the diversity of Blackness. The performance was created by an international Afro-feminist art collective and will be a U.S. premiere.
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Van Gogh's most famous works come alive with 3D projectors and ambient music.