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This source is an article from the "Smart History" publication, which is a center for Public Art History. It outlines an Installation at Real Art Ways that occurred in Frog Hollow in 1994. Access the source at this link:…

This mural, which is on top of the "Pelican Tattoo" building is one of four works of public art commissioned by Real Art Ways for Hartford’s Parkville and Frog Hollow neighborhoods. It was created in 2009 as part of their Real Public initiative. It…

Celestino Jimenez was a strong advocate for his community in Frog Hollow, especially for the youth. He was an advocate, an athlete, a poet, and a musician, and a father. He shared his poetry at Luis Cotto's bakery, El Morro. In the membership of many…

Celestino Jimenez was a strong advocate for his community in Frog Hollow, especially for the youth. He was an advocate, an athlete, a poet, and a musician, and a father. He shared his poetry at Luis Cotto's bakery, El Morro. In the membership of many…

Maria Colón Sánchez was a business owner and advocate who came to Hartford at the age of 28. Establishing her storefront in the North End of Hartford on Albany Avenue, Maria quickly became a central member of the community, and her store became a hub…