Navigating housing laws can be complex, especially when it comes to disability rights. To help clear the confusion, join representatives from the state’s Commission on HumanRights & Opportunities (CHRO). This event is designed for both renters and property owners to learn about fair housing protections, accessibility requirements, and the legal landscape in Connecticut. Come learn how we can ensure housing is accessible and fair for everyone. Hosted in partnership with West H

Keep moving! The motion is the lotion!   Whatever exercises an individual enjoys and can fit in their day is the right exercise. For those who have the ability, walking is one of the easiest forms of exercise. Bonus: it doesn't cost a thing (except for a good pair of footwear and the right clothes for the season) and you can do it whatever time of day you prefer.

Marcos Carreras has local roots but a far-reaching musical life. His talents and enthusiasm for music have brought him from West Hartford, where he grew up, to the Springfield Conservatory of the Arts, where he has been teaching for several years, to music collaborations far and wide. A recording artist as well, he currently lives with his wife and daughter in Farmington.

Although acupuncturist Aaron Greenberg grew up in the world of complementary medicine, he took a circuitous path to find his way to starting his own career in the field.

A person driving down Main Street these days can’t help but notice that a huge real estate development is underway. This is Kelson Row. It is intended primarily as a residential development with shops on the lower floors.

The Racial Justice Steering Committee at the Rocky Hill Congregational Church doesn’t just talk the talk, it walks the walk.