On Saturday, May 10th, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., The Community Action Agency of New Haven will be hosting a Knowledge and Wellness Day in partnership with the Yale School of Medicine (Stamp Out Stroke), Yale New Haven Hospital (Neuroscience Services Line), and the Yale for Center for Clinical Investigation.
This event aims to raise awareness about stroke and provide the community with access to valuable resources.
Come out to CAANH, 419 Whalley Avenue in New Haven!
Meet WYBC’s Darryl Huckaby!
Ary from New Haven is the 94.3 WYBC Lunch Club winner for the month of April 2025! Ary and her guest enjoyed a delicious lunch with Wanda Coppage at D’Amatos Seafood on Whalley Avenue in New Haven!
Want to have lunch with Wanda? Go to our WYBC Contest Page and enter to win!
The Southern Connecticut College & Career Fair is Tuesday, September 30 from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport, CT. Head to CTCollegeFair.com to get information on colleges, universities, and businesses attending from all over the U.S. and abroad.
Designed for high schools students and their families, the Southern Connecticut College & Career Fair is the largest college & career fair in the area. Meet with over 200 colleges, universities, gap year programs, and businesses.
FREE event and open to all high school students.
For more information or questions, email [email protected]
Comedian Katt Williams brings his “Heaven on Earth” Tour to The XL Center in Hartford on Saturday, May 17th.
Tickets are on sale at www.ticketmaster.com
Keep listening to 94.3 WYBC for chances to win tickets!
94.3 WYBC and Art’s Television & Appliance are giving away a brand new GAS GRILL!
It’s the WYBC Art’s Television & Appliance Keyword Contest!
Here’s how to win:
Listen to The Workforce with Wanda Coppage weekdays at 10:50 am. Wanda will announce the Art’s Keyword of the Day.
Then, listen DeDe In The Morning with Darryl Huckaby the following weekday at 8:00 am. The ninth caller at 203-562-9430 that tells Darryl the correct Art’s Keyword will be automatically entered to win the Grand Prize of a brand new GAS GRILL courtesy of our friends at Art’s Television & Appliance!
Darryl will announce the Grand Prize Winner on Friday, May 23rd. Just in time for the Memorial Day Weekend and the unofficial kickoff to summer!
So be listening for your chance to qualify! Good Luck!
With Mother’s Day just around the corner, 94.3 WYBC is looking for the “Mom of the Year!”
Does your mom (or a mom you know) go above-and-beyond, works hard and makes sacrifices for her children? If so, nominate them to win our fourth annual “Mom of the Year” Award!
One deserving mom will receive a framed certificate, flowers, $100 spa gift card and dinner for 2 at Kool Breeze Jamerican Cuisine on Whalley Avenue in New Haven! Plus 2 concert tickets to see Chris Brown with Bryson Tiller at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field in East Hartford this summer!
Email your nomination to [email protected]
Please include
The last day to make your nomination is Thursday May 8th.
The winning mom will be announced on Friday May 9th during DeDe In The Morning.
PAST WINNERS
2024 Mom of the Year Winner – Quay Myers
2023 Mom of the Year Winner – Barri Bolden
2022 Mom of the Year Winner – Mary Reddick
2021 Mom of the Year Winner – Crystal Lopes
Notes on Killing Seven Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Board Members is coming to the Yale Repertory Theatre on April 25th to May 17th.
Tickets are on sale at www.yalerep.org
About the show
By Mara Vélez Meléndez
Directed by Javier Antonio González
Early one morning, Lolita, a young Boricua trans woman arrives at a suspicious (let’s say evil) Wall Street office with a mission: to take down all seven members of the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Board. Much to her surprise, the receptionist who welcomes her has, more than a story to tell, a show to put on. A revenge saga giving existential drag extravaganza, Mara Vélez Meléndez’s subversively funny play takes aim at the unelected officials who think they know what’s best for the people—and for our own bodies—and the elected ones who appoint them.
Production support for Notes on Killing Seven Oversight, Management and Economic Stability Board Members is provided by Yale’s Binger Center for New Theatre.
94.3 WYBC salute those who have served and sacrificed for our great nation, and those who continue to do so today.
WYBC is proud once again to participate in our area Memorial Day Parades. See us at these parades…
Saturday May 24th – The Annual North Haven Memorial Day Parade
Starts at 10:30 am
Steps off at North Haven High School
.
Monday May 26th – The West Haven Memorial Day Parade
Starts at 10:30 am
Starts and ends on Campbell Avenue
WYBC and D’Amato’s Seafood want to treat you and a friend to an in-person lunch with Wanda Coppage from the WYBC Workforce!
Enter to win a delicious lunch for you and a guest at D’Amato’s Seafood, 423 Whalley Avenue in New Haven. We will randomly draw a winner each month and if you win, you and your guest will get to enjoy an in-person lunch with Wanda at D’Amato’s!
The Annual Elm City Freddy Fixer Parade will take place Sunday June 1st starting at 1:30 pm.
See 94.3 WYBC in the parade! Be sure to wave to us as we drive down the parade route.
Learn more about The Elm City Freddy Fixer Parade by visiting www.elmcityfreddyfixerparade.com.
Putting on a parade takes a lot of time and money. Click here to donate to the Elm City Freddy Fixer Parade.
About The Elm City Freddy Fixer Parade – Originating in 1962, the Freddy Fixer Parade is nationally recognized as one of the oldest Black American parade in the northeast. As such, it is incumbent upon our community to honor this distinctive heritage and to always remember to continue to pay homage to the founders, the late Dr. Frederick F. Smith, Edna Carnegie-Baker, and Dr. Charles Twyman. Their vision is one of collective solidarity toward the common goal of neighborhood beautification that culminates into a yearly celebration through the Elm City Freddy Fixer Parade. Securing our own legacy through this consistent, constructive and harmonious display of our cultural norms, values and ethics will be the impetus that conveys the story of our history we want told for many generations to come.