COMMUNITY
Events
Connect-Us: Bridgeport Has A Dream at The Klein
The Klein Theater 910 Fairfield Avenue, BridgeportJoin Connect-Us for their annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration, Bridgeport Has A Dream - Building Bridges Across Fairfield County. The show is conceptually a letter to Dr. King in the form of singing, dancing, rhyming, and the students of Connect-Us will read letters they have written to Dr. King. C-U ONSTAGE! C-U Onstage! […]
Maker’s Mondays at Hartford Press
Hartford Press Co-op 56 Arbor St. Ste. 106, HartfordMaker’s Monday is here to stay! Drop in and make with us on your Monday evening! A chance to gather with fellow makers and share space while working on your project. This is not an instructional class, and does not include use of HPC supplies or presses. Bring your own, and enjoy making and conversation. […]
$10Pro’craft’inators at Wesleyan R J Julia Bookstore
Wesleyan R J Julia Bookstore 413 Main Street, Middletown5pm - 6pm A creative community for fiber artists, crafters, and makers of all kinds! Join Zoey to work on your latest project (or finally start that one you’ve been putting off). Enjoy great conversation, share your latest read, and if you’re up for it, take part in our optional book club. Whether you knit, […]
Mystic Pie Dance
Groton Thrive 102 Newtown Rd, GrotonWelcome to the Mystic Pie Dance, a fourth Saturday contra dance in Southeastern Connecticut! Come dance (& eat pie)... 7 - 10 p.m. Dance all dances taught: begins with basic moves - homemade pie at the break For more information and monthly musicians
$7 – $25Senior Connection Bridge Group at The Henry Carter Hull Library in Clinton
Henry Carter Hull Library 10 Killingworth Turnpike, ClintonDrop-ins and/or newcomers are always welcome! No Registration Required. Enjoy the "good for your brain" classic game of Bridge... with friends! Every Thursday @ 10am; Upstairs in large conference room at the library. Please contact cacampora@clintonct.org if you have any questions! For more information
Salons at Stowe: What are human rights?
Harriet Beecher Stowe Center 77 Forest Street, HartfordSalons at Stowe is a monthly community conversation series that invites participants to engage in open, facilitated dialogue on today’s most pressing social questions. Facilitators: Amanda Mendoza, Artist and Derek Hall. Inspired by the themes of Amanda Mendoza’s exhibition, What Does It Mean to Be Human, currently on view at the Stowe Visitor Center. For our second […]
Ocean House Black & White Ball
Ocean House 1 Bluff Avenue, Watch Hill, Rhode IslandPlease join us at the Ocean House and step back to the twenties for the 2026 Black & White Ball – a 1926-themed celebration of the UNITED’s first hundred years and an opportunity to help build the next. A lavish gathering awaits, with live music from Michael Arenella & His Dreamland Orchestra, delicious food, an […]
$250Join the National Collage Society
The National Collage Society aims to foster appreciation and interest in the recognized medium of collage. Collage has only been identified and defined as a fine art during the twentieth century. The NCS, Inc. advances the stature of collage as a significant art medium and assists in public education through exhibits and workshops, lectures, and […]
Scottish Country Dancing in Hamden, Hartford, Middletown and Mystic
We are a group of dancers who meet regularly to dance Scottish Country Dance. We are not all Scottish but we do like to dance. We like the challenges of learning and dancing new dances and the social aspects of dancing with others. We have fun. Newcomers welcome. We share the costs of maintaining our […]
$8Monthly Spinning Bee at The Mill Museum in Windham
Mill Museum 411 Main Street, WillimanticMonthly Spinning Bee. Fourth Sat. of Each Month, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Experienced spinner and weaver Peggy Church leads a drop-in spinning bee at the Mill Museum each month in the Museum’s historic Dugan Hall, 157-B Union St., Willimantic. Bring a spindle or wheel or just hang out. No admission charged for spinners. Beginners […]
