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The Courant's arts picks for Sept. 11-17 include Tom Jones at Foxwoods, Sam Bush at Infinity Hall, In This Moment at the Oakdale and "42nd Street" at the Goodspeed Opera House.

The Infinity Music Hall in Norfolk will continue to hold concerts, but the historic building that houses the venue is being donated to a new nonprofit that will involve the town.

Hartford-based documentary filmmaker Jennifer Boyd's latest film, "The Street Project," examines the alarming rise in pedestrian and bike fatalities around the world, looking at how the safer cities operate and questioning archaic zoning strategies and "pedestrian shaming" attitudes. Boyd will discuss the film, now available on streaming platforms, at a live Q&A following a screening Sept. 1 at Real Art Ways.

On Sunday, Aug. 28, Kelly returns to the Berkshires to the Lee Meeting House to perform her latest album “All That I Need,” completing the first leg of her 28-date

Goodworks Entertainment have announced that they are donating the building that houses the Infinity Hall music venue in Norfolk.

Trouble is, there hasn't been too many events at the Norfolk Infinity throughout 2022, the Hartford Infinity is getting all the bookings. Why?

Hartford Live, the latest partnership between Goodworks Entertainment and the city of Hartford, will bring national touring acts to the Old State House this summer including Burning Spear, West End Blend and Neighbor.

For someone who has been a popular musician for more than six decades, dating back to the British invasion, Graham Nash shows no signs of slowing down at age 80.

Our picks for things to do in Connecticut the week of July 10 to 16 are rife with legends and classics: a Shakespeare Festival at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, outdoor jazz in Bushnell Park in Hartford with Al Foster, an indoor performance by Wynton Marsalis at Ridgefield Playhouse, Jackson Browne in Bridgeport and a stop by Robert Earl Keen at Hartford’s Infinity Hall. “Day of Absence,” a Black protest drama from the 1960s, is playing at Hole in the Wall Theater in New...

A multi-year partnership between the city of Hartford and GoodWorks Entertainment, which owns Infinity Hall on Front Street, will bring nationally touring musical acts to Hartford, Mayor Luke Bronin’s office announced. The music series, Hartford Live, will provide free outdoor concerts on Thursday nights at the Old State House lawn from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. It premieres the first week of August and will run through mid-September. In addition to live music, each event will feature food trucks and l...