Annual AIDS vigil held on Federal Hill Green Thursday
Members of the Bristol Eastern High School Madigals (r) and Bristol Health Chaplain Rev. Karen Hale at the annual AIDS vigil on Federal Hill Green Thursday. | Photos provided by…
Read MoreMembers of the Bristol Eastern High School Madigals (r) and Bristol Health Chaplain Rev. Karen Hale at the annual AIDS vigil on Federal Hill Green Thursday. | Photos provided by…
Read MoreBy Laura Bailey Great music, local vendors and family trunk or treating are all coming to Bristol this weekend. Whether it’s delighting in authentic Greek cuisine or shopping outdoors in…
By Anna Bedell Sheri Wong likes to create soothing, anxiety reducing scents for her candles that calm the nerves, especially for special needs parents, who have so much to deal…
Greater Bristol Realty Corp. nears completion of three new homes Friday last, the Greater Bristol Realty Corp. (GBRC) and partner Neighborhood Housing Greater New Britain held a ribbon cutting ceremony…
By Laura Bailey Playful days and spooky nights are coming to Bristol as Lake Compounce debuts an all-new Halloween season. Beginning this weekend, “Phantom Fall Fest” will offer a family…
By Laura Bailey A weekend filled with music, food trucks, amusement rides and family entertainment came to Memorial Park Boulevard to celebrate the 60th annual Mum Festival. In honor of…
The 2022 Mum Festival is underway at Memorial Boulevard and The Bristol Edition is well represented both as one of this year’s Bronze Sponsors of the festival and with a…
By Laura Bailey The Mum Festival is returning to Memorial Boulevard Park this weekend to celebrate “60 Years of Flower Power.” Live music, family entertainment, food trucks and special events…
The Central Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association will hold their annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Oct. 2 at Rockwell Park. “This Walk to End Alzheimer’s season will be…
By Laura Bailey Fall was in the air over the weekend as the temperatures reached overnight lows in the low 50s. The Hubbell School PTA hosted a Movie Night fundraiser…
Traditional German food, music and vendors will return to the Immanuel Lutheran Church for their annual German Fest this Friday and Saturday. The festivities will kick off at 6 p.m….
By Laura Bailey Freshly baked treats, beautiful plant life and an abundance of smiles greeted Okee the Fire Dog during her visit to the Bristol Adult Resource Center (BARC). “Okee’s…
By Laura Bailey Nineteenth century romanticism with elements of sci-fi fell upon the Federal Hill Green for the “Victorian Summer Fantasy” picnic on Saturday. Hosted by Silk City Steampunk, the…
By Laura Bailey In 1919, Albert Rockwell donated land and construction costs for a new high school to adorn the ornamental landscape of Memorial Park Boulevard. A century after its…
An inaugural event, “A Victorian Summer Fantasy in the Park” will be held Saturday, Aug. 27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Federal Hill Green. The event features…
Photo essay by Laura Bailey Grand architecture, state-of-the-art technology and tailor-made curricula will enchant scholars and community members at the Bristol Arts and Innovation Magnet School (BAIMS). “We’re one of…
Photo essay by Laura Bailey Music drifted through the air as attendees delighted in food trucks, local vendors, face painting and games at the Rockwell Park Summer Festival. After a…
By Laura Bailey Groovy music, ice cream, flavored waters and raffle baskets were relished by fans of “Big Deal Rock” at the Bristol Public Library Coffee House on Thursday. “We’ve…
By Rit Carter Following a 55-year absence, the 100-year-old replica statue of Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom who once stood in the halls of Bristol High School on Memorial…
By Laura Bailey With soulful brown eyes, a calm demeanor and the training to comfort those experiencing trauma, Okee the fire dog is on duty. In just 10 short days,…