Library student programs in Bloomfield, Connecticut

Located at 200 Bloomfield Avenue in West Hartford, Connecticut, the Lincoln Theater is a key performance venue within the University of Hartford's Hartt School. With a seating capacity of 750, this theater is used for a variety of events including commencements, lectures, concerts, theatre performances, and more. The theater features state-of-the-art sound and lighting equipment, as well as a full orchestra pit. In addition to the main theater space, the Hartt School offers a range of facilities to support its students and programs, including practice rooms, a performing arts library, recording studios, and classrooms. The Mort and Irma Handel Performing Arts Center, located at 35 Westbourne Parkway in Hartford, provides additional performance and rehearsal spaces for students in the Dance and Theatre Divisions. With a focus on providing top-notch facilities and resources for its students, the Hartt School is a leading institution for performing arts education in the United States.

Saint Thomas Seminary, located in Bloomfield, Connecticut, was established in 1897 to train young men for ministry in the Roman Catholic Church. Over the past 123 years, the Seminary has educated over 5000 students who have gone on to serve the Church in various capacities. The primary goal of Saint Thomas Seminary is to form candidates for ministry as priests, deacons, and lay ministers, providing theological studies and spiritual formation under the sponsorship of the Archbishop of Hartford. The institution is accredited by the State of Connecticut Department of Higher Education and offers certificate programs in Religious Studies and Biblical Studies. The Archbishop O'Brien Library at Saint Thomas Seminary serves as a resource center for the Archdiocese and the general public. The Seminary is part of the Hartford Consortium of Higher Education, allowing for cross-registration and collaboration with other member schools. With a focus on mission and ministry, Saint Thomas Seminary continues to prepare individuals for service in the Church, with plans to expand its programs in the future.