Reshaping Tradition: Contemporary Explorations in East Asian Art brings together five artists at Widener Gallery who reinterpret classical East Asian forms through contemporary, global perspectives. Curated by Trinity College students, the exhibition explores how tradition shifts through identity, diaspora, and cultural inheritance across painting, photography, calligraphy, ceramics, and graffiti. Join friends and artists for the opening reception on February 5th from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM.

Ready to flex your smarts? Bar Rated brings you the best themed trivia happening Thursday nights at Dead Language Beer Project. Put together your smartest, funnest, most competitive team and come up with a really good name– like “Quizzly Bears” or  “Let’s Get Quizzical”.

At a quiet diner in upstate New York, a waitress and her regular customer form an unexpected bond over daily coffee and unspoken truths. The Counter, directed by Rob Ruggiero, is a tender, surprising new play about ordinary moments that hold extraordinary weight.

Hartford Stage presents Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller’s towering classic that lays bare the cost of chasing the American Dream. As Willy Loman’s illusions of success begin to collapse, his family must confront the fragile line between hope and delusion in a story that continues to resonate across generations.

Reshaping Tradition: Contemporary Explorations in East Asian Art brings together five artists at Widener Gallery who reinterpret classical East Asian forms through contemporary, global perspectives. Curated by Trinity College students, the exhibition explores how tradition shifts through identity, diaspora, and cultural inheritance across painting, photography, calligraphy, ceramics, and graffiti. Join friends and artists for the opening reception on February 5th from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM.

Immerse yourself in a serene environment where the soothing sounds of Tibetan and crystal bowls, chimes, tuning forks, and other indigenous instruments wash over you. Guided meditation will help you release stress and tension, balance your energy, and foster a sense of inner peace and clarity. Bring a mat or towel if you wish to lay down or sit on the floor, otherwise, you can sit in the pews.