Good morning, Hartford.

The Hall High School community gathered on its track to honor Camden Siegal (a senior fatally shot on Ann Uccello Street in Hartford this past February) before graduation next Thursday.

Organizers said 23 memorial runs planned pay tribute to his legacy.

The One West Hartford property at 950 Trout Brook Drive has started move-ins today as 80 of 172 luxury units have been leased, and Westfarms is planning several new store openings and remodels including Häagen-Dazs creamery and Läderach this summer (with additional updates on remodeling and awards from the Chamber).

Hartford Taste, the annual food and music street festival, ended on Sunday in Hartford (the capital city) after drawing a festive crowd that enjoyed local food, live music, and community spirit.

Students in the Voices of Belonging program celebrated the end of the school year with a student-led showcase at Sedgwick Middle School in West Hartford.

Family and friends watched speeches and art sessions (led by an art teacher) that highlighted a year of inclusion and creative learning.

Families in Wethersfield will get an update on the $239M elementary school construction project tonight — officials plan to share progress details and future plans during the meeting.

CT officials, including AG William Tong, urged the state insurance department to reject filings from Anthem, Connecticare, UnitedHealthcare, and Connecticut Insurance which raise individual plan rates by 16.2% and small group rates by 17.8%.

The department will review proposals with comments open for four weeks and decisions due in September.

Connecticut still caps the Katie Beckett waiver enrollment, leaving over 300 families with medically complex children waiting years for essential home care even after lawmakers required a five-year plan in May 2025.

One family celebrated relief today after five years on the waitlist (a sign of needed change).

Hartford Athletic women’s team, Connecticut’s newest soccer club, inspired young local soccer players during its inaugural season by hosting community events in Hartford + statewide outreach initiatives.

Sounds of Summer Concert Series

— 5:30-8:30 p.m. — Great River Park — Free entry — Enjoy live music by local bands in a family-friendly atmosphere with scenic views.

Haiden Henderson Live Performance

8-11 p.m. — The Webster — Ticket prices vary — Experience the electrifying performance of Haiden Henderson in Hartford's vibrant venue.

Latino Comedy Fest 2026

7-11:30 p.m. — The Bushnell Performing Arts Center — Ticket price varies — Laugh your heart out while supporting Latin culture at this unique comedy show and fundraiser.

Art in the Park 2026

10 AM – 4 PM — Center Memorial Park — Free entry — Experience a vibrant outdoor show featuring over 200 exceptional artists, crafters, and performers.

New Britain Bees vs. Lowell Spinners

6:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — Tickets available — Catch the exciting baseball showdown between the Bees and Spinners this June.

Secondhand Serenade Concert with Every Avenue

7-10 p.m. — The Webster — Tickets available via Ticketmaster — Catch the emotional acoustic sounds of Secondhand Serenade alongside Every Avenue.

Portland Sea Dogs vs. Hartford Yard Goats

7:10-8:10 p.m. — Dunkin' Park — Discounted tickets available — Enjoy a summer evening cheering for the Yard Goats at the ballpark.

Styles P Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Webster — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate an evening of hip-hop with acclaimed artist Styles P in Hartford.

Crossfire Hurricane: A Rolling Stones Tribute

7-8:30 p.m. — Little Theatre of Manchester at Cheney Hall — Tickets available — Experience New York's #1 Rolling Stones tribute band bringing you the legendary rock hits live.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. New Britain Bees

1:35–5:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — Tickets from $34 — Catch a thrilling baseball match between the Nashua Silver Knights and the New Britain Bees.