300-Drone Light Show Over the Thames River
Three hundred synchronized drones will transform the sky above the Thames River into a moving maritime canvas during the festival's Saturday night waterfront finale.
Three hundred synchronized drones will transform the sky above the Thames River into a moving maritime canvas during the festival's Saturday night waterfront finale.
Ride the Thames for free, take a narrated history cruise or head toward Ledge Light before watching 300 drones illuminate New London Harbor
Purgatory warriors, international assassins, sorority vampires, a robotic T-Rex with Paul Walker's brain and killer bees make up five Wednesdays of cult-film chaos.
Sample beer and other beverages on the Ocean Beach boardwalk while Wicked Peach supplies the rock and New London Rotary raises money for community programs. Join hundreds of your fellow party goers and celebrate the end of summer.
Country, bluegrass and western swing meet more than 35 years of New London folk tradition as Amy Gallatin, Roger Williams and Stillwaters kick off a nine-concert season.
Step inside one of Long Island Sound’s oldest landmarks and make the 116-step climb to the lantern room during intimate weekend tours.
Oxtail meets grits and crème brûlée meets French toast as Favorites Bistro Bar puts its Haitian and Caribbean spin on Sunday brunch in downtown New London.
Step inside one of Long Island Sound’s oldest landmarks and make the 116-step climb to the lantern room during intimate weekend tours.
Purgatory warriors, international assassins, sorority vampires, a robotic T-Rex with Paul Walker's brain and killer bees make up five Wednesdays of cult-film chaos.
One appetizer, one entrée and one drink for $25 turns Thursday into Girl Dinner at New London's Caribbean-influenced Favorites Bistro Bar.
Pack a cooler and head onto the Thames River at dusk for an hour of autumn air, waterfront views and the rising Corn or Harvest Moon.
Trumpeter and composer Nick Di Maria joins bassist Jason Santini and drummer John Soni for an intimate trio performance at New London's new jazz room.
New London's shape-shifting instrumental collective heads downstairs at Tox Brewing for a night of groove-heavy jazz inspired by Hancock, Davis, Hargrove and Scofield.
Drag, burlesque and live music take over 33 Golden Street for an 80th-birthday celebration of Dolly Parton that raises money for her Imagination Library.
Step inside one of Long Island Sound’s oldest landmarks and make the 116-step climb to the lantern room during intimate weekend tours.
Pack a cooler and head onto the Thames River at dusk for an hour of autumn air, waterfront views and the rising Corn or Harvest Moon.
America’s Got Talent and Penn & Teller: Fool Us illusionist Leon Etienne mixes grand illusions, sleight of hand, comedy and rock-and-roll energy at the Garde.
Three corners of New England's underground collide at Oasis with guitar-led jazz, a one-man electronic performance and bass-heavy psychedelic rock.
Oxtail meets grits and crème brûlée meets French toast as Favorites Bistro Bar puts its Haitian and Caribbean spin on Sunday brunch in downtown New London.
NYC drag performer Wesley trades lip-syncing for powerhouse live vocals in a Pop vs. R&B edition of New London's long-running Pink Eggs & Glam brunch.
Step inside one of Long Island Sound’s oldest landmarks and make the 116-step climb to the lantern room during intimate weekend tours.
Sacred songs meet world percussion and electronic dance music as Felicia Rose brings an afternoon of chanting, meditation and mystical exploration to New London.
Purgatory warriors, international assassins, sorority vampires, a robotic T-Rex with Paul Walker's brain and killer bees make up five Wednesdays of cult-film chaos.
Randy Travis returns to the stage with the musicians who helped define his career as James Dupré sings 16 No. 1 hits in a deeply unusual celebration of the country legend's music and survival.
Paint a pumpkin, meet animals and dance with witches before exploring the galleries during a completely free fall Saturday at New London's Lyman Allyn Art Museum.
Follow a 0.7-mile trail through downtown New London as 28 stops become galleries, studios, stages and markets filled with artists, music, poetry, fashion and demonstrations.
Step inside one of Long Island Sound’s oldest landmarks and make the 116-step climb to the lantern room during intimate weekend tours.
Hygienic Art opens its closets for a three-hour treasure hunt through abandoned artwork, old posters, prints, T-shirts, memorabilia and whatever else has been hiding in storage.
One hundred years after the Garde opened, step back into 1926 for cocktails, vaudeville, silent film, live organ, jazz and a speakeasy on the historic stage.
Ten films from ten countries put New London moviegoers on the jury as the Garde joins more than 500 venues worldwide for a festival where the audience chooses the winners.