Whether you have been riding with us throughout the pandemic, are just coming back, or are taking the bus for the first time, WELCOME ABOARD! Along with other public transit agencies across Connecticut, GBT will be offering weekend fare-free bus service this summer from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. Beginning on Saturday May […]
The Bridgeport Downtown Special Services District (DSSD) is thrilled to celebrate the success of its collaboration with The Mary & Eliza Freeman Center for History and Community and local artist Aisha Nailah to produce a public mural commemorating the legacy of Bridgeport heroes Mary and Eliza Freeman. Please join us on Saturday, June 5th, at […]
Bridgeport Pride Flag Raising Ceremony, Friday, June 11, 2021 at Noon at the Margaret Morton Government Complex at 999 Broad Street, Bridgeport, CT. This event is hosted by Mayor Joe Ganim and the City of Bridgeport. Deputy Speaker Chris Rosario and his son Christopher are going to raise the Pride Flag over the Margaret Morton Government […]
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Downtown free live music, lunch al fresco. Michael Dunham, vocalist Jazz, R&B, Funk, Motown, Pop, & Soul Grille II 1020 Broad St. Nathan Perez Strolling Trombone makes stops outside Funchal Americana, Peoples Bank/Barnum Museum, and other locations. Pick up lunch, brown bag it… Everybody Wins, Daughter/Father duo, A little Randy Newman with Maria Muldaur originals, […]
13 Students from the Regional Ctr for Arts under the direction of Anthony DeQuattro lean and perform a unique work composed specifically to be played on for flowerpots on the international day of making music Students will also perform a set of Jazz standards learned at RCA.
Vintage vinyl, furniture, clothing, live music buskers, art exhibits, Arcade Mall and Ursa Gallery 1042 Main St, City Lights Gallery/Vintage Shop 265 Golden Hill St Finish the day with a beer at new Berlinetta, brewery, 90 Golden Hill St Click for more info!
It’s time to explore! From July 1 to September 6, Connecticut children age 18 and under plus one accompanying adult can visit participating museums free of charge through the Connecticut Summer at the Museum program. This program is geared towards families exploring together, not large camp groups. The program is part of Governor Lamont’s larger […]