The Wolfman
A nobleman (Benicio Del Toro) contends with an ancient curse, scouring his childhood homeland for his missing brother, while a bloodthirsty beast prowls the moors.
Find out what's going on in Hartford. With categories like Literature, Business, Charities, Clubs, Community, Conferences, Family Fun, Festivals, Music, Performing Arts, Politics, Singles, Sports and more.
Hartford Airport is Bradley International Airport
Newspapers are Hartford Advocate, Hartford Business Journal
Hartford Sports teams are , Vintage Baseball in Hartford, Hawks
Major Hartford Attractions and Events are Mark Twain House, Elizabeth Park Rose Gardens, Brewfest Hartford, Great Connecticut Traditional Jazz Festival, Mark Twain Days
Local Schools are University of Hartford, Trinity College
About Hartford, Connecticut
Hartford, Connecticut began as a fort for the Dutch settlers called the “House of Hope,” established by Reverend Thomas Hooker. Hartford is a town with a love affair of literary figures and the influences of immortalized manuscripts that celebrate the imagination. It was the birthplace of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer, Mark Twain’s famous country boys. Twain's restored home is located in the Nook Farm neighborhood. Harriet Beecher Stowe, the influential author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” spent the last years of her life at the Nook Farm home, which contains her personal writing table, paintings, manuscripts and period furniture. Also, here is the home of the internationally known Wadsworth Atheneum, the nation’s first public museum. Additionally, Hartford has long been known widely as an insurance center, which began in 1794. The area was once home to the headquarters of more than 35 major insurance companies.
Hartford has an array of festivals throughout the year such as the Connecticut Home Show, the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, and Riverfest, which includes concerts, a fireworks show, air show, food and more. It is a great event that captures the spirit of Hartford.
