Daily Archives October 2, 2014

For the past five years, there have been amazing opportunities to see professional theater performances right here at our very own Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. You may ask, “How can professional...

Hi, lovelies! One of my favorite fashion things is accessorizing. Maybe it’s because I wore a uniform straight through 12th grade, but I’ve always loved the little touches to make an outfit “me.”...

I’m always on the lookout for recipes that look and taste fancy, but are actually super easy to make. I’ve also been obsessed with goat cheese and Portobello mushrooms all year, so when I saw this recipe,...

Mike Hadreas, the Seattle-based artist who performs under the moniker Perfume Genius, has had a relatively short musical career. His previous two albums, “Learning” and “Put Your Back N 2 It,” are...

After three years, Ryan Adams has bounced back and delivered a personable album that will make any fan of “Gold” or “Heartbreaker” keep this album on repeat, despite Adams’ greater emphasis on the...

Why change what works? For the season six premiere of “Modern Family” last Wednesday, the Dunphys, Pritchetts, Tuckers and Delgados taught us that the good can only last so long. We meet the Dunphy...

Last Sunday, comedian Joy Behar delivered her one-woman show at Fairfield Theatre Company, giving the audience a taste of her hilarious and captivating adventures which shaped her into the well-known comedian...

The Theatre of the Oppressed troupe Concrete Justice performed “The Housing Circus,” a forum play about the New York City transitional housing system at the PepsiCo Theatre on Sept. 28. “The Housing...

The challenging and mentally strenuous game of chess is played and practiced worldwide. Although it was invented in the sixth century, it took until three years ago for the game to make its way to Fairfield...

Determined to make an impact on her students’ lives, Dr. Jacqueline Vernarelli is more than just a new assistant professor in the biology department. She has dedicated her life to science, specifically...