Diana Boehnert will display her mandala paintings on canvas of the seven chakras March 12 –31 with an Opening Reception Sunday March 12, 2023 at the Little Red Schoolhouse from 1-4pm (also open March 19 & 26 1-4pm).
Join 88 year old lifelong Stamford resident teacher and author Dr. Sondra Melzer and two poetry friends, Lynne Viti, Poet Laureate of Westwood, Massachussetts and David Cappella, of Central Connecticut State University, for a reading and book launch for Melzer's debut poetry book,_ It Was Not Right to Love Him So Much, (Finishing Line Press […]
NO COST TRAINING OFFERED IN THE FILED OF HUMAN SERVICES The Marrakech, Inc. Academy for Human Service Training is now recruiting for upcoming classes! This unique program that includes both classroom and internship-based training, is offered at no cost to Connecticut residents that qualify. This training prepares individuals to work with adults & children that […]
Do you remember the Windsor Afro American Civic Association? Were you involved with this organization (known as WAACA), or do you know people who were? Join us on Wednesday, March 22 from 12 noon to 2 PM at Windsor Historical Society for our next lunchtime program, Exploring Windsor’s Black History: Windsor Afro American Civic Association. […]
Join guest curator M. Stephen Miller for a talk on the first of a planned series of exhibitions designed to highlight examples of the finest Shaker craftsmanship from the past 175 years. Each exhibition will be focused on objects from a single or pair of Shaker communities or from loans from particular collections—private and/or public. […]
Edith Wheeler Memorial Library and Turning the Page, Books Etc. invite you to a fascinating afternoon with Monroe’s own New York Times Best Selling author, John Searles. John talks about his latest novel, Her Last Affair, and his journey in creating the book’s twisty psychological suspense by intertwining fates of several strangers. Tickets to this […]
Carol Browner served as the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from 1993 to 2001. Her legacy includes some of the most powerful environmental regulations that protect the quality of our air, drinking water, and food. She will discuss why, decades later, these regulations are still crucial to our health and safety. Ms. Browner […]
