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This virtual program for middle school girls (11-14 years old) from around the world will provide the opportunity to learn about and define the key concepts of changemaking, identify and […]
Kirtan with Kalidasa and Friends will be at the Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 Vernon Street West, Manchester, at 3 pm Jan. 21, 2024. Suggested donation: $15. For details call […]
Residence is the first one-person exhibition in which Amanda Russhell Wallace showcases a range of what she calls historical collaging. She approaches this method of bridging the past and present […]
Local author Teresa Cavaliero will share her memoir "The Journey of an Italian-American Princess." Join her for a reading as she takes you on a culinary and musical journey with her […]
Join the Women Composers Festival of Hartford for its annual festival March 1st-2nd, 2024, in Founders Hall at Central Connecticut State University! The Hartford-based annual multi-day Festival draws a national […]
Looking for a job that’s more than just a job? Attend our hiring event on Jan. 23rd in Cromwell, CT at 136 Berlin Road and take the next step in your […]
Looking for a job that’s more than just a job? Attend our hiring event on Jan. 23rd in Cromwell, CT at 136 Berlin Road and take the next step in your […]
This free-to-the-public walk-through light installation by world-renowned light artist, Kari Kola, will set your mind ablaze with inspiring illuminations. As you stroll down the path along the Mill River, pause […]
The landscape of college admissions and the college search process have gone through significant changes in recent years. Led by David Volain and Julia Naclerio, former admissions officers turned college […]
