On Saturday, May 18, the Hartford Public Library will host a Community Dialogue, focusing on closing the skills gap in Connecticut. This discussion is a continuation of a forum held on May 7 (listen to the audio from WNPR’s Where We Live). If you would like to work with others pursuing …
Saturday, May 11, 10:30 – noon Hartford History Center Come unleash the power of age with Louise E. Loomis, Ed.D. of ThinkWell Center. Yes, we have power! We possess a vast storehouse of wisdom that can enhance the lives of others, influence decision makers, and add to our own self-esteem. …
This spring semester, students from Capital Community College’s Liberal Arts Capstone Course conducted research in the Hartford History Center on important figures from Hartford’s history and their immigrant, migrant, or ethnic communities. On Wednesday, May 8, students will display posters that present their research findings. Come to the first floor …
Hartford Public Library is proud to announce the next program in its Women on the Move series: a documentary film screening of Antonia Pantoja ¡Presente!, presented in partnership with the Hartford History Center at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 24, in the Center for Contemporary Culture at the Downtown Library …
Hartford Public Library and the Hartford History Center are pleased to announce the launch of a new program series that focuses on …
Tuesday, February 19, 6:30-8:00 p.m., Hartford History Center As part of the Hartford History Center’s February programming of issues and literature key …
Ghost Ships: Connecticut, the Slave Trade & Human Memory Author Talk with Anne Farrow Sunday, February 17, 2:00-2:45 p.m. Photo courtesy of Anne …
Due to the storm, the event with Kate Rushin on Tuesday, February 12, has been postponed. We appreciate your understanding and hope …
Celebrate Black History Month with the Hartford History Center! All of the following will be held in the Hartford History Center, Hartford …
