Kick off the holiday season as we celebrate the 100th birthday of jazz greats Oscar Peterson and Mel Torme.
Featuring Jaz pianist Ted Rosenthal, Chris Parker on drums, Susan Rotholz on flute, Thomson Kneeland on bass, vocals by Julia Bailen and Eliot Bailen on cello.
Tickets $30. Children ages 16 and under free
St. Andrew’s Church
1 North Main Street
Kent, CT
Mr. David Grausman at the Steinway Piano.
Sundays, 5:00 – 8:00 PM (this is a weekly engagement).
Drop in for dinner or a drink at the bar.
Since schedules can change, it is suggested to call ahead of time to double check if David is playing. Or/in addition, you can follow him on his Instagram: @david.grausman. He posts his Fife engagements on Saturdays.
Fife n’ Drum Restaurant
52 Main Street
Kent, Connecticut. 06757
Reservations: (860) 927-3509
$30 Argentine Tango Class at 7PM – TUESDAYS – No Partner Needed – Bring a good pair of socks or dance shoes. Find your love of dance!
St. John’s Episcopal Church Parish House
9 Parsonage Lane
Washington CT
David M. Hunt Library is proud to present FACE TIME, an exhibition of collage, found objects and photographic prints by Vincent Inconiglios, a New York City-based artist and resident of Falls Village.
On Thursday, November 13 at 5:30PM, the artist will present an art talk and slideshow offering deeper insight into his creative process and the thematic elements in his work. The show will run from Saturday October 25 through Friday November 21. These events are free and open to the public.
David M. Hunt Library
63 Main St
Falls Village CT 06031
The David M. Hunt Library will host local writer and photographer Babs Perkins on Saturday, November 15th at 2pm for “In Search of the Whey: Tracking down a Balkan cheese on the verge of extinction and why it matters to us in NWCT.” Perkins has spent over 12 years traveling across Bosnia & Hercegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia seeking out traditional food producers, including beekeepers, shepherds, wine and cheese makers, most specifically the remaining producers of the cheese know as Sir iz Mijeha/Mješine/Mišine (depending on the country/language spoken). Babs combines her photographs with extensive ethnographic field research and works with local producers and organizers in Hercegovina to help them better tell their stories and advocate on their own behalf for recognition and resources in hopes of ensuring a future for the producers and the very product itself. Babs will have samples of this rare cheese on hand to share with us after the event.
David M. Hunt Library
63 Main St
Falls Village CT
On Thursday, November 20th at 7 pm Project Sage will present “Digital Safety for Youth: What Parents Should Be Talking About” at the library. Stranger danger is nothing new – but online gaming and social media have brought strangers into the home in the guise of peers and friends. With platforms changing constantly and new apps appearing every day, how can adults keep their kids safe from online exploitation? This interactive, 90-minute workshop designed for parents and caregivers of teens and tweens provides a foundation for talking with youth about online safety, including online stranger danger, cyberbullying, artificial intelligence, and more. This will be a safe space for adult participants to practice having the often uncomfortable conversations that can make all the difference in the life of a child who has been targeted for exploitation.
David M. Hunt Library
63 Main St
Falls Village CT
5:30-7:30 pm
On Friday, November 21st join us for Crafts and Cocktails at the library! We’ll be making floral displays using recycled books. A signature cocktail and small nibbles will be provided and participants are welcome to bring their own food and drink for yourself or to share. Registration is requested, sign up at the link below. This program is for limited to those aged 21 and up.
David M. Hunt Library
63 Main St
Falls Village CT
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Get ready for a decadent afternoon of chocolate bliss!
Join us at Home & Earth
With the world-renowned House of Knipschildt Artisan Chocolates
Sunday, Nov. 23rd
12–4PM
641 Main St South, Woodbury CT
$ FREE
Sip their famous Parisienne hot cocoa — known as the richest, creamiest cup outside of Paris — and indulge in handmade truffles crafted with pure artistry.
Come savor holiday-inspired treats that make perfect gifts or luxurious indulgences for yourself.
Home & Earth
641 Main St South
Woodbury, CT
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An exclusive evening at Spring Hill Vineyards
Connecticut Audobon Society Presents: Season of the Osprey with Director Jacob Steinberg
– Sunset Reception
– Director Q+A Following
– Sneak peek of Upcoming Feature!
Spring Hill Vineyards, New Preston CT
Grab your hats, mittens, and some holiday spirit, for New Milford Commission on the Arts Annual Carol Sing, Saturday, December 13 at 6:30 PM, on the Town Green.
A tradition that began in 1977, under the direction of band leader Skitch Henderson, the Carol Sing takes place around New Milford’s bandstand, complete with songbooks, luminaries, and of course, plenty of holiday tunes.
This year’s Carol Sing will be led by local vocalist Nancy Reid, who has been singing on stage since the age of 13 and has embraced music as a lifelong passion. Reid spent five years as part of the Faith Church worship team and two years at Walnut Hill, where she developed as both a vocalist and performer. With a deep love for singing, Nancy brings her passion and energy to every audience she meets.
Immediately following the Carol Sing is Water Witch’s beloved and much-anticipated Parade of Lights.
Fill the night with music, laughter, and a whole lot of cheer. Bring friends, family, and anyone who loves the magic of the season!
New Milford, CT Town Green
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