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This new film series was made possible by the City of Stamford through a generous grant from the Stamford Arts and Culture Commission. Admission is free and includes a complimentary […]
An event series beginning on April 27th-July 10th brining the public to free engagement activities throughout the Housatonic Watershed. Activities include Paddles, Hikes, Public Discussions and Dining for a Cause […]
Wilton Auto and Tire Center has teamed up with local favorite, Heibeck's Stand, for a month-long fundraiser benefiting Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF). Here's how you can participate and make […]
Heather Gaudio Fine Art is pleased to present Yoona Hur: Moving Stillness, her solo exhibition at the gallery. The show will open June 6th with a reception for the artist […]
3-time Independent Spirit Award Nominee and SXSW Award Winner, CHRONICLES OF A WANDERING SAINT opens at Hartford's Cinestudio on June 7. In a tiny Argentinian town, a pious yet competitive […]
The award-winning tale of Tevye the Dairyman and his family's struggles in a changing Russia is a true musical theatre tradition. Winner of nine Tony Awards when it debuted in […]
Your Journey, Your Story: The Immigrant Experience The immigrant story is the American story, though each immigrant experience is as unique and complex as the individual who lived it. Listen […]
Slow down and enjoy time in the galleries by carefully looking at a few works of art with an NBMAA Docent. Learn to look slowly, think deeply, and see things […]
Scherenschnitte or Don’t Get Snippy With Me Try your hand at this time-honored tradition of paper cutting. This intricate art form dates back to the invention of paper in ancient […]
