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BROADWAY COMES TO SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT WANTED: Enthusiastic theatre-goers to collaborate with emerging playwrights and offer their feedback to artists from across the country. You yearn for theatre. Something fresh, affordable, […]
Discover the history and beauty of Cedar Hill Cemetery on this tour showcasing some of its most celebrated residents and renowned monuments. Learn about General Griffin Stedman, John Pierpont Morgan, […]
Chestnut Hill’s second concert presents a program of French impressionist music: Debussy’s “Petite Suite” for Piano 4-hands; Ravel’s Piano Trio in A Minor, and Fauré’s Piano Quartet in C Minor, […]
Winchester Grange will hold its 73rd Annual Grange Fair and Community Tag Sale at the Grange Hall and on the Winchester Green from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Saturday, August […]
Learn about Connecticut’s role in aviation history through the stories of noted stunt flyers, aviation innovators, and early supporters of winged flight. Mark Sullivan shares tales of daring pioneers, from […]
5015 Records presents an inspiring end to the summer in its signature Excital format. This combination exhibition-recital is a multi-faceted event for art and music enthusiasts who dare to cross […]
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The 3rd annual Black Wall Street Festival is taking place in New Haven, CT this year from August 12th through the 18th! It promises a vibrant celebration of Black culture, […]
Join us for screening of the film, Fighting for Home: How Housing Policy Keeps Connecticut Segregated, a Connecticut Public documentary that explores how the legacy of exclusionary zoning and redlining imposed […]
