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Sonic artist Ash Fure is coming to town and bringing an interactive art installation with her, ANIMAL: A Listening Gym. Commissioned by Yale Schwarzman Center, curated by YSC Artist-in-Residence Bryce […]
Enjoy an immersive indoor experience for kids with the chance to meet Cinderella, Rumplestilkin, Hansel and Gretel and more! Hosted by The Norwalk Conservatory, kids will enjoy meeting fun characters […]
Official Stamford Halloween Bar Crawl PAY ONCE! DRINK, PARTY, AND CRAWL ALL 3 DAYS! OCTOBER 21ST, 27TH, AND 28TH! One of the most exciting and unique Halloween events is back, […]
New England Ballet Theatre will perform "The Red Shoes" with original choreography by Rachael Gnatowski at the Aetna Theatre on October 21st (7pm) and October 22nd (2pm). Inspired by the […]
It's the annual KIDS EXPO and Halloween Costume Contest on Sunday, October 22 from 12 noon to 3:30 p.m. at the West Warwick Civic Center, 100 Factory St. West Warwick, […]
OPEN HOUSE New Lower PRICE $459,900 5B 2Bth Join us for an exciting open house event on SUNDAY OCTOBER 22, 1pm - 3pm at 169 Watson Avenue, Newark, NJ, USA! This is your […]
Internationally acclaimed soprano Rochelle Bard and her musical guests will present a concert for all ages on Sunday, October 22, 2023, at St. Thomas the Apostle Church 872 Farmington Ave, […]
The Waterbury American Guild of Organists is hosting a unique concert entitled "Cool and Classy; Expect the Unexpected." This is the concert for first timers and organ aficionados alike to attend. We […]
Join us for an intimate afternoon with The Old Guitarist, where this legendary musician will captivate you with soulful melodies. ".... vaguely akin to rock and roll but infinitely more subtle" Journal News […]
