Showing posts with label Festival of Arts and Ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festival of Arts and Ideas. Show all posts

Monday, June 17, 2013

Arts and Ideas 2013 on Instagram

New Haveners have been posting lots of great pictures of the Festival of Arts and Ideas this weekend on Instagram.  If you'd like to appear with these pictures on Nhv.Org or simply to be seen by other people posting their pics of the event, you can contribute to this collective 'magazine' of sorts.

#ArtIdea2013 on Instagram: 
Fact:
If you've just moved to New Haven, you're a new New Havener.

Monday, June 10, 2013

Arts and Ideas: Begins This Saturday

The annual Festival of Arts and Ideas begins on Saturday.  You can check out their site for more information about what kind of entertainment opportunities will be made available over the course of the next few days.  It runs from the 16th of June until Saturday, June 29th and it's jam-packed with events you can attend.  There's also their comprehensive calendar, here.

Stay tuned as we try to coordinate our calendar with theirs.  Read up!

Friday, July 6, 2012

Arts and Ideas Wrap-Up


Here's a short sample of the performance by Rosanne Cash, daughter of legendary Johnny Cash, who performed on the Green for the Festival of Arts and Ideas this summer in New Haven.

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

June 16th-30th: International Festival of Arts and Ideas

most of the events are free.
The International Festival of Arts and Ideas (ArtIdea.Org) begins June 16th.  There are tons of events (too many to list) but worth diving into their Calendar.

From Their Site:  
"The International Festival of Arts & Ideas is a 15-day festival of performing arts, lectures, and conversations that celebrates the greatest artists and thinkers from around the world. Each June, the Festival takes over the theaters, open spaces, and courtyards of New Haven, Connecticut with performances and dialogues that tickle the senses, engage the mind, and inspire the soul."


"More than 80% of Festival programs are completely free to the public, including events that feature some of the most prestigious jazz, classical, dance, and theater artists in the world. The Festival’s programs have an impact throughout the year, including engagement and educational programming such as the Festival Fellowship Program for underserved youth, and the Visionary Leadership Award held in autumn of each year." [source]


Check out their official website ArtIdea.Org for a full list of events and more information.  The festival runs for two weeks straight and there are dozens of events planned everyday.  There is also a comprehensive list of video previews to watch on their site.