New Haven

From LA To New Haven: Ozzy’s Apizza Brings It All Back Home

New Haven-style apizza arrived in East Rock Market last weekend as the East Coast outpost of a super successful Glendale, Ca. location. Wait — New Haven apizza from L.A.? Yes,

“Everything Is Political In America,” Including The Art

Howardena Pindell had already created the spiraling mess of oranges, yellows, blues, and greens, footprinted with red arrows indicating the path of the swirls, when she realized that the lithograph

CIY: Farmers Market Shrimp With Mango Salsa

At Weird Music Night, ​“It’s A Mixed Up, Muddled Up …”

“Hellooo!” called out John O’Donnell, in an exaggerated, almost Cookie-Monster-like voice. “Hellooo!” called back the crowd, matching his energy and tone. It was weird, wacky, and wildly entertaining, setting

“Jammin” Salmon Seasoned Straight From Jamaica

Damian Clarke, chef and owner of Jammin Jamaican Cuisine at 611 Washington Ave. in the Hill, set to work preparing a salmon entree that has become one of the restaurant’

Ashley The Creator’s Art Bears Fruit

According to legend — and poet Christina Rossetti — one should never eat fruit offered by fairies. It’s considered illicit, otherworldly, and so good that one taste will leave you hankering

Valauskas Experience Gets Ardent

The background singers were back in Memphis. So were the bass and drums. Shellye Valauskas and Dean Falcone brought just their acoustic guitars to the WNHH FM studio, and poured

The Holocaust, In The First Person

How do we talk about something for which we have no words? How do we develop a vocabulary for a tragedy of such volume that the human language does not

MIY: The Secret To The Creamsicle Smoothie

(Click here to read a previous story about Cultured Cafe’s other notable offerings.)

Shaunda Holloway Shows Up

For Shaunda Holloway, art is all about getting yourself a seat at the table. It’s a way to be seen, to be heard, to express yourself and then have

Witch Bitch Brings The Puppets

What do felt, paper, string, feathers, eggs, and odd socks have in common? They can all be made into puppets, and they all came alive on Friday night during the

Fashion Cops Probe Ketchup ​“Crime”

In the middle of the floor of director Zach Fox’s parents’ kitchen lay some fake blood, a real knife, and an avocado. This was a crime scene, and the

The Ful Story

Omar Rajeh had the slow-cooked fava beans ready to go. A little mashing, pinches of seasoning, a drizzle or two, and a signature dish was ready to go.

Art Is Served At The Table (& Gallery)

On the wall next to the entrance of The Table & Gallery, located at 1209 Chapel St., is the “Blue Vein Mural,” which encapsulates everything that the culinary and artistic

Why Angels Cover Their Eyes

Seraphim By Joshua Perry Melville House Publishing 262 pages Ben is not Joshua. Ben grew up in a college town in Massachusetts. Joshua grew up in a college town in

BIY: The Secret To A Katalina Cupcake

Artists Embrace Change, Transformation

A preoccupation with change suffuses a few of the solo shows at the Ely Center of Contemporary Art, running now through Aug. 4.