Historic Wooster Square Association
Wooster Square's Annual 
Holiday Concert & Tree Lighting


December 8 at 5:30 p.m.

Concert with Music Haven Student Ensemble

 in St. Michael Church on Wooster Place
 

Tree Lighting to follow near Columbus Monument

 in Wooster Sqaure Park.


Complimentary cider and donuts
 

Bring your families and friends and 

consider a non-perishable food item for Loaves & Fishes. 

Photo by Bart Szczarba. Thank you Bart!

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         Working to               keep the 
    neighborhood
   strong & 
 vibrant


Working to keep the neighborhood strong & vibrant
Working to keep the neighborhood strong & vibrant
 
Good Friends!

This year's Friend of Wooster Square awards went to Marianne Mazan and Bill Iovanne, Jr.  – two wonderful neighborhood stalwarts.

Learn more about them, as well who our previous honorees are.

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Thank you 
Elsie Chapman!
At the HWSA annual meeting, Elsie announced she was stepping down as President. 
See the NH Independent's 
excellent coverage, with photos.

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Wooster Square Watch is community of neighbors committed to the safety, security and beauty of the
​Wooster Square neighborhood. Sign up for their very useful regular alert list at 
Bike New Haven 
comes to Wooster Square! It's on the Corner of Chapel St. and DePalma Court, where Farmer's Market is from April to December.
The cherry trees in Wooster Square Park on April 26.

The 118th St. Andrew Festa is coming up from June 21-24.

Check it out.

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The 45h Annual

Cherry Blossom Festival

Was a Wonderful Event!


Thousands of people came to the Park on April 22 and enjoyed Festival and the delightful weather.  People of all ages had a great time listening to the sounds of swing, jazz salsa and more.  Kids loved the activities provided in the Children & Families area; our exhibitors said they were really busy; there were happy people in lines for the great food vendors, and many followed up with picnics in the Park. (see photo below)  


The New Haven Independent had a great photo feature by Markeshia Ricks. Click to view!


Yale Daily News described the Festival beautifully in its April 23 issue. Read Raymond Gao's piece. 


And check out Leigh Busby's photosposted on the I Love New Haven website.


And Alex Sypers Festival photo album on the CTNOW site.


Festival Picnicking in the Park


WOOSTER SQUARE IS LIVING HISTORY 
BUT IT'S ALSO THE SCENE OF LIVELY LIVING

Families relax, the kids play, school groups have recess and games (see photo), and friends of all ages play ball. People read, do yoga or tai chi, walk their dogs, have picnics - and enjoy pizza!  Wooster Square is truly a living park.
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