Enjoy great food, hunt for antiques and home furnishings, treat yourself to a tasty cupcake or crepe, or just relax and have lunch at one of the district’s many outdoor café tables, sponsored by Yale University Properties and the Town Green District.
We are home to Greater New Haven’s top art schools, learning centers and art organizations, including the Creative Arts Workshop, Neighborhood Music School, Education Center for the Arts (ACES ECA) and the New Haven Ballet. Also, the district is walking distance to many culturally significant destinations, including the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, New Haven Museum and Yale University’s Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
Thank you for visiting us online. We hope to see you in person soon!
PHOTO GALLERY (click to enlarge photos)
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- Quality ingredients make Choupette Crêperie & Cafè the best crepes in New Haven.
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- Top brands and exceptional service make Kennedy & Perkins the top choice for eyecare.
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- Enjoying a fresh crepe outdoors at Crepes Choupette.
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- Katahdin Furniture, custom-made furniture, and Melissa + Doug toys.
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- Yale-China Association’s Lunarfest Parade.
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- Yale University Properties’ ribbon cutting ceremony for Cristhian Shoe Repair.
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- Unique and fun pieces at Walker Loden.
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- Life-sized bronze statue of the dinosaur “Torosaurus latus” at Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.
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- Lunch al fresco in the Whitney-Audubon District.
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- Moe’s Southwest Grill, serving more than 20 fresh ingredients.
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- Find the perfect piece at Gilden’s Jewelers.
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- Free face painting sponsored by the Whitney-Audubon District.
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- Yale University Properties’ ribbon cutting ceremony for Phil’s Hair & Spa on Audubon Street.
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- Enjoying a treat at Katalina’s Bakery.
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- Happy cutomer ordering a custom bowl at Pokemoto.
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- Neighborhood Music School’s annual event – Fall Free for All.
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- Yale University Properties’ ribbon cutting ceremony for Phone N’ Computer Repair on Whitney Avenue.
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- Yale University Properties’ ribbon cutting ceremony for Pokemoto on Audubon Street.
