BUSINESS
Latine dance studios flourish in New Haven

As Latine Heritage Month comes to an end, the city’s Latine dance studios continue to flourish, grow and reflect on the significance of Latine culture in the New Haven community.

Table & Gallery serves a taste of Vera Wu

The gallery opened on Chapel Street in August and hosts artists exhibitions alongside a tasting menu to complement their work.

Cook 2Go opens

Cook 2Go brings diverse flavors to New Haven.

Beer scene grows in New Haven, challenges brew

Local craft beer is on tap for residents of the New Haven area.

Local designer turns traffic island into runway along Broadway

Designer Neville Wisdom and shop apprentice Dwayne Moore featured their latest collection in a fashion show this weekend.

Exploring the New Haven coffee scene

Coffee shops dot the streets of New Haven. The News took a look at thirteen of them, from Westville to Wooster Square.

Sandra’s Next Generation combines family flavors with community engagement

Sandra and Miguel Pittman bring soul food and community service to the Hill as one of New Haven’s “essential restaurants.”

Future of Bow Tie Cinemas remains uncertain

Students and locals reflect on Bow Tie Criterion Cinemas’ place in New Haven and in their lives.

Ay! Arepa returns to Broadway after seven-year hiatus

The popular food truck has now opened a physical location on the Broadway Island, replacing Bulldog Hotdogs.

‘Vault’ nightclub set to revive long-empty downtown bank building

The club’s prospective owner received approval from the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals last week to operate a bar, cafe and nightclub in a space on the building’s first floor that totals nearly 5,000 square feet.

Yalie-created Sillable aims to pop the Yale bubble

The new app seeks to connect local New Haven businesses with students.