Memory takes shape through color, symbolism, and tradition at the Connecticut Science Center’s Día de los Muertos ofrenda. Explore the community altar, learn the meaning behind its elements, and discover how remembrance can connect generations through art, culture, and storytelling.

Celebrate the beauty of remembrance at the Wadsworth Atheneum with a colorful Día de Muertos gathering honoring loved ones and cherished traditions. Contribute to a community ofrenda, decorate sugar skull masks, create incense cones, and enjoy ballet folklórico, live mariachi music, and a showing of ¡Hola Cine! Presented with Helena’s Casita, the celebration also includes a special Mayor’s Day Out with the City of Hartford.

Little ghosts, goblins, and ghouls are welcome at Parkville Market for a free Halloween & Day of the Dead celebration. Bring the kids for face painting, photos with festive characters, and plenty of delicious food. Dressing up is encouraged, so come as you are or as something a little spookier.

The Lisa Clayton Singers bring A Celebration of Gospel Music to Center Church in downtown Hartford for a free concert filled with uplifting harmonies and soulful gospel favorites. Led by acclaimed educator and choir director Lisa Clayton, the ensemble features professional vocalists alongside UConn students and alumni.

UCONN Men’s Basketball faces off against Gardner-Webb at PeoplesBank Arena on Monday, November 2nd. Go Huskies!

Sweetie Belle graces the stage at Audio Feed.

Hartford.com’s Audio Feed is a free lunchtime music series bringing live music to the State House Square Food Court every Tuesday and Wednesday from 12–1 p.m., October through December. The series is made possible through a grant from The Ensworth Foundation. View Full Lineup.