I got an Avelo Sale email that 50% off flights sale today and I think ends tomorrow - for February travel.

New Haven tomorrow, Church and Chapel Sts, 4:30.

Prayers for all involved

Both ELY Center and City Gallery have art exhibitions both ending Sunday (I think). City is physically small, and from there you can walk to ice skating at Skate New Haven, or the ER Brewery. If you instead do ELY, you are steps away from delish brunch bagels at Olmo and the new WitchBitch thrift shop.

The city upgraded their platforms, use Park New Haven website, they (city of NH) run that Broadway surface lot opp. The Apple Store

It may be Climate Crisis Mild; yes you walk everywhere; yes walking at night Be street smart No headphones

Anchor Spa, and consider the Luke as backup across the street

Strange Ways has some stuff

Did Sally’s re-open yet from their renovation? They were still closed as of last week

I can’t believe the Hamden spots are same ballpark price as the New Haven one’s. Unless you are trying to actively avoid city life there is no reason to go for those Hamden ones. I’d put the Wooster Square ones at the top of your list so you can enjoy life outside of work. If she only Works and Sleeps then yes College and Crown takes the lead for closer proximity! All 4 of the NH ones (including 360 State) are safe.

And when the long-delayed Bike track is open for Westville-Edgewood-Dwight to Downtown, the neighborhood will be even more in demand

New Haven city streets/ sidewalks get you to/ adjacent/through all the beauty of the Yale campus or on Yale walkways that are “open” for public access. Use a leash just like on a city sidewalks and you can see everything

Yes and Three Sheets. If you are super open to people and places from all walks of life, then also the cozy confines of Neverending Bookstore and also at Gather

I’m going to take a different approach and instead of saying check out a particular attraction I’ll say the answer is Car Culture vs Walkable Community. Through friends, meet-ups, graduations, and Woosta Ice Cats games I’ve spent quite a bit of time in WORC over time. I rec in New Haven to park your car in a neighborhood and walk around to get the vibe. Try Westville Center, basically where Whalley-Fountain-Central-Blake converge and do the same in East Rock (stroll State St and side streets toward Orange St) Others will say do the same Downtown and in Wooster Sq, so I’m just suggesting some additional places Good luck .

Real inexpensive and grassroots = Bregamos Community Theater; Overlooked= Canal Dock Boathouse; newcomer Hotel Marcel’ top floor. All in New Haven

If you Have to get back to Boston before sunrise and need to avoid renting a car you Could do the counter intuitive train to NYC and backtrack with a late night bus NY to BOS.

Check Megabus, too, they just added additional NHV trips to BOS and NYC.

Take quick peak at Corsair in NH! Otherwise the Whit or the Audobon.

Uh New Haven is where it’s at so OP u have the right idea!

I’ve been wondering if the weekend pickup soccer still regularly happens on Ella Grasso Blvd field? Anyone?

Love everything about this!!!!

This is a long-planned, local, New Havener-focused development which is widely supported by Dixwell’s longtime Black community. We are fortunate to get such a project.

Your question is pure and funny with no Ill intent. However, the answer is that the Ville refers to the Newhallville neighborhood.

Agreed, Canal Dock Boathouse

New Haven’s main (downtown) library branch on NH Green and also has a cafe section.