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T
ake a stroll around Hartford and you'll quickly see why
Connecticut's capital city and the surrounding area are such a
draw for artists and arts lovers.
With galleries, museums, theaters, music and dance venues,
as well as cultural sites both big and small, Greater Hartford
offers an abundance of options.
"There is a long tradition of engagement in the arts in our region," said
David Fay, president and CEO at The Bushnell Center for the Performing
Arts, a Hartford theater that first opened in 1930. "You have access,
your voice can be heard, and your work can be seen. We are blessed
Remaking a masterpiece
BY JOHN A. LAHTINEN
AFTER THE PANDEMIC, THE HARTFORD ARTS SCENE IS BOUNCING BACK
THE BUSHNELL CENTER FOR
THE PERFORMING ARTS,
above, has been a staple in
Hartford's theater scene since 1930.
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