The first concert I ever saw in Connecticut was U2 at the Hartford Civic Center in April 1985. We were in the nosebleeds, but EVERYONE was screaming at the top of their lungs.
Would you stroll around a festival to try different breakfast sandwiches, pastries, donuts, and a selection of Connecticut coffee vendors? Isn't that more of an attraction than a slew of local crafters?
Dreaming of ditching the city hustle for a chill off-grid life in Connecticut? Before you grow your beard and start writing your manifesto, there are a few things you should think about.
If you live in the Greater Danbury area, get ready to feel a little overlooked because, once again, we’ve been treated as an afterthought in the Nutmeg State. Niche compiled the list using data from the Census Bureau, the CDC, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Here are the Top 10 Places to Live in Connecticut according to this report: