For me, it is definitely a part of connecting with my heritage. The exhibit has been developed by the Connecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program, in conjunction with project scholar Ruth Glasser and designer Ricardo Mulero.
Admission is free.
ICR's Connecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program works with communities throughout the state to identify, document, and present traditional arts and artists. The Taino project is supported by the Connecticut Humanities Council, the Connecticut Commission on the Arts, the Edward C. and Ann T. Roberts Foundation, and the Greater Hartford Arts Council.