AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHartford Nostalgia: 90s Con brought fans to the Connecticut Convention Center, where Selma Blair kept her scheduled appearance just days after her arrest. Museum Spotlight: Windham Textile & History Museum opens the final chapter of “Dyed in the Wool,” exploring modern dyes, fast fashion and the textile industry’s environmental impact. It runs through Dec. 5. New Haven Arts: Open Studios is fostering connections between local artists and the community. Artist Jay Bright’s series inspired by fallen East Rock Park beeches is also headed to the Ely Center for a January exhibition. Stage & Screen: Yale Repertory Theatre’s “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” earns a warmhearted review, while a new piece traces New Haven’s links to John Steinbeck and Netflix’s “East of Eden.” Campus Music: Eastern Connecticut State University’s free Halloween-themed noon recital is set for Oct. 30, with student and faculty performances.
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