Trinity Health Stadium

It began as Municipal Stadium, then in 1956 the city renamed it Dillon Stadium for James H. Dillon, who ran Hartford's recreation department for roughly four decades.

The rebuild that mattered most came in 2018–2019, a project put at between ten and fourteen million dollars and drawn up by JCJ Architecture with the Capital Region Development Authority backing part of the cost. The old capacity of 9,600 came down to 5,500, though the design still allows for expansion back toward 10,000 if the club ever needs it. Natural grass gave way to FieldTurf, and new 40-metre light masts went up along with rebuilt stands and press facilities. The naming-rights deal with Trinity Health of New England, signed in March 2022, gave the stadium its current name.

Rugby left its own mark here too: the United States hosted England in 1982 and won 59–0, then beat France 39–31 in 2004, and the ground held a national club final in 1984.