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Shakespearean theatrical group explores whether Norwich could host replica Globe Theater

Norwich ― When a plan to build a replica of Shakespeare’s Globe Theater and surrounding performing arts campus fell through in Stratford last summer, state arts and tourism officials steered the group...

The Buzz: Norwich Arts Council names two Volunteers of the Year

Lisa Dowhan (left) and Mary Kay Kelleher (right) were honored as the Norwich Arts Center’s 2023 Volunteers of the Year at NAC's annual meeting Jan. 28 at the Donald L. Oat Theater. Each received ...

Roberta J. Vincent helps keep Norwich history, arts and community service thriving

Norwich ― It seems like Roberta J. Vincent attends most Norwich events, celebrating the accomplishments of local artists, athletes and students. Vincent, 78, a lifelong Norwich resident, said she woul...

Mercy Brown and the New England vampire scare of the 1700s

“Sometimes they called it an ‘evil angel’ inhabiting the body,” says a folklore expert. And they went to macabre lengths to protect the living.

'Lake Monsters' in BF on Aug. 18

Norwich marks Benedict Arnold's birthday by turning off holiday lights

Norwich ― Many cities and towns hold festive events to turn on holiday lights, only to quietly shut them off and put decorations away in early January. Norwich has created a unique event to go dark ea...

Norwich's unofficial art trail and map, from history to artistry

From Norwichtown to Greeneville, Broadway to Third Street, our list of public art in the city. Walk - and drive - it like an art trail, if you like.

Were the Three Stooges a lot more Jewish than we realized?

In Norwich, Killingly, the arts community is recovering post-COVID

Though the pandemic hampered the arts community, many say its recovering in Eastern Connecticut, but it needs continued support.

The Day - First CT Sea Music Festival takes place Friday through Monday in Essex - News from southeastern Connecticut

Maritime history is awash with renowned mutinies — both real and fictional. There's the HMS Bounty, of course. Explorer Ferdinand