Mark your calendar for July 23rd. That’s the day you can go to www.ticketmaster.com to order your free Greater Bridgeport Symphony tickets to start a
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Category: Best of Bridgeport
Spit, Seagull Poop, Bridgeport All In Kevin Nealon’s DNA–Quipster Headlining The Stress Factory Comedy Club
There’s something seriously wrong with Kevin Nealon. Of course there’s something wrong with him, he’s from Bridgeport. The ‘Port has a way of puking up pain into
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Discover CT Museums–Free Admission For Kids And One Accompanying Adult
Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo and the Discovery Museum are among Bridgeport-based destinations participating in free admission for kids this summer. From Governor Ned Lamont: Governor Ned
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Teaching Sports And Life Skills To Young People–a Bicentennial Interview With The Burroughs Center Desmond Johnson
Desmond Johnson, a native of Jamaica who moved to the States in 1984 following other family members who arrived in the ’60s, is facilities manager
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Meet The Maestro Ricky Mestre, Provocative Illustrator And Painter–A Bicentennial Interview
Creative, courageous, colorful and peculiar, illustrator and painter Ricky Mestre enjoys a provocative view of life on display in Connecticut’s most populous city. You’re
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A Planned Sanctuary City In Bridgeport’s South End Pre Emancipation, A Must-Read Bicentennial Interview With Maisa Tisdale
The birth of Bridgeport is 1821. Those who argue the real history starts in 1836 when it converted from a town charter to an incorporated
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Here Comes The Sun Little Darling–Pandemic Relief Brightens Downtown Cabaret’s Reopening
The South End coal plant clogging lungs for generations has burnt out, the gremlin infecting millions of Americans is fading away, federal relief help is
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Bicentennial Interview: Harborview Rick Bleeds Bridgeport Blue, A Park City ‘Lifer’
Rick Torres is an anomaly in city politics: the last Republican elected to a city office in one’s own right–the City Council–without the benefit of
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