WorthWhile Reads, a used bookstore in Bristol, opened in summer 2023 after transitioning from online sales since 2021. Founded by Erik Kryzanski, it offers over 30,000 books and features a Holiday Book Sale. The store emphasizes community involvement and innovative inventory software, aiming to become the largest used bookstore in Connecticut while creating an engaging experience for customers.
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By Laura Bailey The Bristol Fire Department is set to host its inaugural Fightin’ For A Cure Fundraiser this Friday to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer screening and…
By Maria Caceres New Cambridge Project Collective’s owner James Ferro has brought his brewery to Bristol to fill a gap. “People in Bristol tend to stay in Bristol when it…
The New Cambridge Project hosts live music and food, contributing to a community tradition. Recently, musician Benny Mikula performed while Red Apple Pizza Truck served pizza. Attendance varies, with about 50 visitors enjoying craft beers. Future plans include expanding food offerings and operating as a brewery collective in the former Firefly Hollow space.
By Maria Caceres Singer-songwriter Benny Mikula will be performing at The New Cambridge Project brewery this Saturday, July 27, at 6 p.m. Mikula, a Bridgeport native, is lead singer and…
This Saturday’s Bristol Farmers Market features The New Cambridge Project and runs weekly until Nov. 2, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 10 Main St. Vendors include Better Baking By Beth and Gresczyk Farms, among others. The market offers free music and accepts various nutrition vouchers and EBT. Thank you to supporters!