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Artist Marvin Espy is opening his own gallery on State Street in New London, and here’s how it all began: Espy was traveling to Charlotte, North Carolina, to pick up his art that was featured in an e...

New London ― Crowds came to downtown New London for food, music and more during the Fall Food Stroll on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023. The annual event, organized by the Downtown New London Association, fea...

The Downtown New London Association is bringing back the annual Fall Food Stroll on Tuesday, when it will run from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Among the locations participating in the event are Studio 33, Woodf...

Thames River Gallery in New London will be hosting a Holiday Market from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. The gallery and all exhibiting artists will donate 10 percent of all sales for this event and sales...

The region’s largest summertime festival is back this year after a two-year hiatus — and so are the fireworks.

The region’s largest summertime festival is back this year after a two-year hiatus — and so are the fireworks.

Sailfest, the annual street festival on the Thames River waterfront in New London, returns July 8-10 after a two-year pandemic hiatus, with carnival rides, fireworks, more than 200 vendors, a road race, live music and tours of the replica of the schooner Amistad.

Lyman Allyn Art Museum has been highlighting superb art for 90 years. If you haven’t ever been, well, now is a great time to make a trip.The

“Herreshoff S Class” by Tod Johnstone Tod Johnstone Roger Marshall Published April 13. 2021 12:39PM  Two well-known New England artists will be featured in the first exhibition of the newly renamed Thames River Gallery, 239 Bank St., New London.  Called "Whimsies and More," the exhibition features regional model makers and artists Roger Marshall and Tod Johnstone. Marshall, of Jamestown, R.I., and Johnstone, of Mystic, will display their intricate and realistic ships models and other piec...