February Forecast: Looks like art!

Come out from behind those piles of snow and warm up with some incredible art. It may be freezing outside, but there are arts events that are worth throwing on a scarf, boots and your winter coat.

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Last Week to see The Cottage

Now - Sunday, February 8 | Hartford Stage, Downtown Hartford

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If six people are involved in a love triangle – does that make it a love hexagon? A witty farce about romance, sex, marriage, betrayal and, well — love, The Cottage will keep you laughing as a hilarious web of secrets is revealed.

Last Week to see Gutenberg

Now - Sunday, February 8 | Playhouse on Park, West Hartford

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Get ready to laugh until your cheeks hurt! This wildly clever, high-energy musical spoof takes you on a joyfully absurd ride through one of history’s most unlikely Broadway pitches.

Hip Hop for the Homeless

Wednesday, February 28 | 8–11 PM | Parkville Market, Hartford

A Night of RnB Live brings smooth sounds and live energy for an intimate evening of R&B and soul. Presented by Hip Hop for the Homeless in partnership with the Greater Hartford Arts Council.

Featuring: Two-Tone, Ysanne, and Quoron Walker, hosted by Teddy Ren.

The Counter

Feb 12 - March 15 | TheaterWorks Hartford, Downtown Hartford

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Every morning at a small upstate New York diner, a single cup of coffee becomes a ritual that connects a lonely waitress and her sleep-deprived regular. What begins as casual conversation slowly deepens into an unexpected friendship.

Hartford Film Showcase

Saturday, February 7 | 6–8 PM | Cinestudio, Hartford

Let the music move you! Simone Marie & The Lost Tribe bring mesmerizing rhythms and powerful energy to this free outdoor concert series. Presented by Pratt Street Sounds and made possible by the Richard P. Garmany Fund.

Winter Blues

Tuesdays and Wednesdays | 12–1 PM | State House Square Food Court, Downtown Hartford

A free, twice-weekly live music series taking place on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 12-1pm inside the State House Square food court. Featuring original music from CT artists.

Grow & Build

Intro to Copyright – Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts

Wednesday, February 18 | 5–6:30 PM | Virtual - REGISTER

What is copyright? What does it do? Why have I been told to "copyright" my work? Do I "own" copyright? Why does this matter? Copyright is a fundamental legal protection that gives creators the power to control access to their work. (Made possible through a partnership with CT Office for the Arts)

Intro to Legacy Planning

Wednesday, February 25 | 5–6:30 PM | Virtual - REGISTER

Artists of all ages and career stages can lay the groundwork for their future legacies by crafting a long-term plan for it. Join a conversation with the Arts & Business Council Executive Director, Jim Grace, for a workshop designed to align your strategy for legacy planning and what comes next. (Made possible through a partnership with CT Office for the Arts)

A conversation with influential women leaders from across the arts to share how they navigate creative vision, leadership challenges, and the evolving cultural landscape. We’ll explore the power of representation, the role of women’s voices in shaping artistic communities, and the strategies that have helped them lead with authenticity, resilience, and impact. Moderated by CEO of the GHAC, Amanda Roy!

Register Here → Women Leaders in the Arts Registration

Let this be your go-to for an unforgettable summer in Hartford!

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