Get your Covid-19 Vaccines at the Keefe Community Center. Administered by the Griffin Mobile Vaccine Unit Where: Keefe Community Center, 11 Pine Street (Entrance is on George St., use 19 George Street for GPS). When: […]
Join the Hamden Dept. of Arts and Culture on Wednesday, May 12th for an open mic poetry jam in the Community Garden at Keefe Community Center (11 Pine St., Hamden) from 6pm-7:15pm (rain date: May 13th). […]
Trail Cleanup Adjacent to the Middle School: On April 24th, at the middle school, Hamden will have a cleanup of the adjacent trails and bike path near Shepard Brook. Meet at 11:00am at the rear […]
The Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, in partnership with the Town of Hamden, will begin offering COVID-19 vaccinations at the Hamden Board of Education building located at 60 Putnam Avenue. […]
Almost one whole year ago in April, the Hamden Department of Arts and Culture and the Hamden Public Library asked Hamden residents to record their daily, pandemic-life experiences in any artistic or creative way they […]
There are currently openings at Alice Peck for Hamden’s Early Learning Program. […]
All Regular Committee Meetings & Regular Council Meetings convene on the first and third Monday of each month with the Regular Council Meetings immediately following the Regular Scheduled Committees which start at 7:00 P.M. 2021 […]
Breakthrough Community Soup Kitchen Program launches in Hamden starting Monday, December 14th from 12-1PM at the Breakthrough Church, 481 Shelton Avenue. […]
DataHaven, a non-profit organization based out of New Haven, has published it’s 2020 Community Wellbeing Survey. Conducted between July 27th and August 18th, this years report is inextricably correlated with Covid-19 impacts. “The purpose of […]
“Interruptions: Disrupting the Silence” is a FREE online production of a true Hamden, Connecticut story that will be streamed on Youtube, September 5th and 6th, and will be filmed from Bregamos Community Theatre. “Interruptions” tells […]
The United States Census is a decennial population census mandated by Article I, Section 2 of the United States Constitution, which states: “Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States… according to their […]
The Hamden Historic Sketchbook Project Submissions are beginning to come in! […]
What is Zoom? If you haven’t yet Zoomed, it is likely that you will! More and more people and groups are conducting formal and informal meetings and chats online, that is, virtually, rather than face-to-face […]
Author Jason Reynolds (Finalist for 2019 National Book Award for Young People’s Literature, Newbury Medal winner, NAACP Image Award winner and other honors) was awarded the honor of, National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature. In […]
Thanks to Yale’s Dwight Hall and the Yale Interpretation Network, Hamden Wellness Resource Guide and Food Assistance Guide are now available in Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. […]
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