Arts and Tourism Organizations
Connecticut Tourism
www.ctbound.org
Visit the State of Connecticut web site to order a free Vacation Guide, create a personalized travel itinerary or access a complete package of Connecticut tourist information.
Greater Hartford Arts Council
www.letsgoarts.org
The Greater Hartford Arts Council's goal is to ensure those who live and work in Hartford region know why we have been ranked in the top 6 percent North American regions for art. By planning, promoting and raising funds for cultural programs, GHAC is helping to build one of the nation's most vibrant art communities - ideal for the creative class. Visit GHAC online for a comprehensive arts and entertainment calendar, as well as detailed information about GHAC-sponsored events.
Greater Hartford Convention & Visitors Bureau
www.enjoyhartford.com
The Greater Hartford Convention & Visitors Bureau is dedicated to helping meeting and event planners host successful meetings in Connecticut. The bureau's Web site connects visitors to details on accommodations, convention and meeting sites, points of interest and venues, restaurants and more.
Hartford Jazz Society
http://hartfordjazzsociety.com/
The Hartford Jazz Society aims to expand the cultural boundaries of the Greater Hartford community by fostering a greater interest, understanding, and appreciation of Jazz through the production of educational and cultural programs and the presentation of internationally renowned musicians.
River Valley/CONNECTICUT, Central Regional Tourism District
www.visitctriver.com
Choose Connecticut's River Valley and all it has to offer for your vacation getaway. We can help you plan your visit from start to finish. Visit www.visitriver.com and enjoy a 3-minute video tour of our region, tourist attractions, lodging, dining destinations, special travel packages, special events, and more!
The Antiquarian and Landmarks Society
www.hartnet.org/als/
Get historical and tour information on 12 landmark homes in the Hartford region. The society’s collection includes the home of patriot Nathan Hale whose last words, “I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country,” embodied the spirit of the American Revolution.
