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Labeled as the “hottest ticket in Connecticut” for the evening of Oct. 28 by the Director of the Open VISIONS Forum, Philip Eliasoph, Bari Weiss sure can draw in a large crowd. This completely sold out...

“The future of democracy depends on the things that we do after we get up out of these seats today” is what Professor of History at Yale University, Tim Snyder, opened his speech with at the Open VISIONS...

On Wednesday, Feb. 14, the Annual Open VISIONS Forum scheduled for the following day, “Going Viral with Juju Chang and Masih Alinejad” was canceled with little to no notice. Set to take place on Thursday,...

An image of robots and humans lining up to board a bus labeled with the destination, “heaven,” consumed the massive screen that backdropped Wendell Wallach as he began his Open VISIONS Forum presentation...

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins revealed with veracious transparency the importance of truth in journalism during her lecture at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts on Sunday, Nov. 12. The anchor of “The...

It has come time for Theatre Fairfield to present their closing production of the 2022-2023 season, and they are ready to amaze audiences with their production of “Eurydice,” a feminist twist on the...

On Wednesday, Feb. 1, the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts welcomed composer-pianist, Vijay Iyer, in affiliation with the Fredrickson Family Innovation Lab to present “Musicalities: Scenes of Sonic...

“Don Carlos,” the five-act grand opera, composed by Giuseppe Verdi, has come to the stage of the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. In collaboration with the Metropolitan Opera, Fairfield University has...

When I learned that Fairfield University would be collaborating with the Metropolitan Opera to screen some of their incredible live performances, I knew that I had to seize the opportunity to see a performance...

I walked into the Wien Blackbox Theatre in The Quick Center for the Arts to see Theatre Fairfield’s performance of “Project X” by Judy Tate, with very limited knowledge about what I was about to...