Community Calendar

The Woodbury Public Library is delighted to share Lisa DeLoria Weinblatt ‘s series SCHOOL LUNCH in the Library’s Gallery Space in April.

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Lisa DeLoria Weinblatt, a native New Yorker, received her M.F.A. at the School of Visual Arts, NYC. She earned her B.A., Magna Cum Laude, Art Department Honors, at Queens College/CUNY. Lisa has been awarded six national Artist-In-Residence Scholarships and received a New York City Artist Corp Grant and a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Public Art Grant. She is the recipient of NYC Public Arts Grants and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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SCHOOL LUNCH is a visual essay of contemporary student life created by drawing on-site, in real educational settings. Current social issues and their emotional attitudes are shared experience of school lunch. SCHOOL LUNCH underlines perceptions which affirm cultural identity, brings together ideas espousing societal concerns and encourages a belief in the quality of human spirit.

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Weinblatt’s painting series SCHOOL LUNCH has been exhibited in over 40 solo exhibitions, including the NYC Armory Show, with recent solo exhibitions at Waterworks Art Center/ Museum, NC, Karpeles Museum, NY, Morris Graves Museum, CA, Woodstock Museum, NY, Delaplaine Art Center, MD, Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts, PA, and The Judy Black Memorial Gallery /Gardens, CT. Weinblatt’s solo exhibitions include Central Piedmont College, Charlotte, NC, Chesapeake Art Center, MD, Oxford Art Center, PA, 9/2023 and Goggleworks Art Center, Reading, PA.  Selections from SCHOOL LUNCH is currently published in ‘New American Paintings’, Northeast issue, juried by Amy Sherald. SCHOOL LUNCH was published in the Fall ’23 issue of ‘WELTER’, University of Baltimore, MD and is currently published in “The Pasticheur” journal of Dickinson College, PA. 

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SCHOOL LUNCH 20 was digitally displayed on a billboard in Times Square, NYC.  The exhibit is open during regular library hours. 

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Welcome our latest exhibition, A Breath, A Pause, An Eternity, a Collapse featuring the oil paintings of Lillian Bayley Hoover in the Workshop Gallery on view until April 27, 2025 in The Workshop Gallery, Building 3 of Ball & Socket Arts.

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Regular Gallery Hours from 12-4 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

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Artist Statement:

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My creative practice begins with encounters in the landscape, often bearing witness to human interventions there. Themes include human claims over the land, as well as the relationship between the built environment and what is considered by many to be “wild.” This work reflects an active landscape: a living participant in the events of our time, as well as a record of time itself. These paintings often look like photo collages, as competing visual languages and surfaces evoke the interruptions or barriers that mediate our connection with nature. On occasion, portions of the picture plane appear to be torn away or excised, drawn elements are partially obscured behind layers of clear gesso, or the surface is built up to create a subtle bas-relief before paint is applied. The result suggests an unstable world in which an alternate scene may be concealed behind the painted image. 

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These paintings probe the impact of human activity on "nature," what the record etched onto our planet's surface reveals, the ongoing processes by which planetary and biological systems shape one another, and how humanity's brief presence will reverberate into the future. My goal is to create accessible visual narratives that locate our moment within the broader context of “deep time,” encouraging viewers to consider our place in these larger systems and whether our estrangement from the natural world might arise from not considering ourselves within this framework. 

​

This somewhat melancholy work serves as witness to a fraught moment in time. Part meditation, part metaphor, part elegy, these paintings channel the joy and despair which characterize our species’ precarity. In the face of humanity’s uncertain future, I hope this work will foster connection and fellowship for those who cherish our living earth.

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About the Artist:

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Lillian Bayley Hoover's work is in public collections including the Baltimore Museum of Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum (Greensboro, NC), and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. She is the recipient of a Pollock-Krasner Grant, the Bethesda Urban Partnership's Trawick Award, multiple grants from the Maryland State Arts Council, a travel grant from Philadelphia’s Center for Emerging Visual Artists, and fellowships to attend residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Monson Arts Center, and Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her work has been featured on the cover of New American Paintings. She has had solo exhibitions at MoCA Arlington (Arlington, VA), Goya Contemporary (Baltimore, MD), BlackRock Center for the Arts (Germantown, MD), and VisArts (Rockville, MD), among other venues. Hoover holds an MFA from Maryland Institute College of Art and a BFA from University of North Carolina Asheville. She teaches at Towson University.

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https://lillianhoover.com/home.html

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Image features: this simple learning, by Lilliian Bayley Hoover

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From Smoke in the Valley and Bad Sons Beer Co. in Derby comes the return of the Brewers Ball - Home Brew Festival! Come enjoy beers over a variety of styles with 60+ Beers and a People's Choice Competition!

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Festival is Saturday April 26th at Bad Sons Brewery in Derby and will also feature Food Trucks, Artisan Vendors and Games!

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Ticket Includes Admission to the Festival, a Souvenir Tasting Cup, Unlimited Samples and a Ballot to cast for your pick for Peoples Choice.

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The Annual Event Benefits the Seymour Cares Animal Shelter.

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Current Breweries:

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Oak Ledge Brew Co.

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Highland Homebrew

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Sun of May Brewing

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Flying Leap Brewing

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Zur Eifel

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Flying Schwein Brewing Co.

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Spirit Brewing Co.

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Magic Den Brewing

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Constellation Brew Co,

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Flat Rate Brewing Co.

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Engineered Beer Works

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Wicked Ways Brewing

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Mishka Mead

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Crafty Dad Brewing

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Great Head Brewing Co.

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Happy Trails Tavern

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Screaming Cider

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Dad's Day Brewing

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Golden Domers Brewing

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Alden Brewing

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Confirmed Food Trucks:

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SWAT - Southern Wings and Things

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Walter's Hot Dogs

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TTS BBQ!

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Event is Rain or Shine. No Refunds Unless the Event is Cancelled

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This event is for ages 21 and over

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The Tony and Grammy-winning Best Musical that is a worldwide sensation!

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Declared “one of the most remarkable shows in musical theater history” by the Washington Post, DEAR EVAN HANSEN is the first musical to take a groundbreaking look — from the point of view of both the parents and young people — at our complex, interconnected, and social media-filled lives.

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Evan Hansen is a high school student who always feels like he’s on the outside looking in. Evan finally gets what so many of us are searching for—the chance to finally fit in. What follows is a poignant, funny, and powerful musical about how even though it can be hard, we can find each other — and ourselves — along the way.

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Including some of the most iconic musical theatre songs from the last decade, including “You Will Be Found,” “Waving Through A Window,” and “For Forever,” DEAR EVAN HANSEN features an uplifting score by the Tony®, Grammy®, and Oscar® winning team behind The Greatest Showman and La La Land, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, and a book by Tony Award-winner Steven Levenson.

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This show is recommended for ages 12 and up and contains adult themes, including discussions of suicide.

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"Next to Normal" is a rock musical with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt. The story centers around a mother, Diana Goodman, who struggles with bipolar disorder and the impact it has on her family. The musical addresses themes such as mental illness, grief, and the challenges of modern suburban life.

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The narrative delves deep into Diana's attempts to balance her mental health with her family responsibilities, exploring the effects of her condition on her husband, Dan, and their children, Natalie and Gabe. The show is known for its powerful and emotional portrayal of these issues, offering a raw and honest look at the complexities of mental health and family dynamics.

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"Next to Normal" premiered off-Broadway in 2008 before moving to Broadway in 2009. The winner of 3 Tony awards and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this critically acclaimed musical is not one to miss. Performances will be held April 25-27th at CT State Naugatuck Valley in the Ricci Playbox Theater.

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Tickets are $10 general admission.

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Show contains mature themes that may not be suited for younger audiences.

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End the season with one last night of Dueling Pianos! 🎶 High-energy music, fun singalongs, and great food await.

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Date & Time: Saturday, April 26 | 6:30–8:30 PM

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Location: Sunset Grille

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Tickets: $25 (Entry Only)

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Food: Buffet dinner available for $25.

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Please Note: Ticket price includes entry only. Food, tax, and gratuity are not included.

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"Next to Normal" is a rock musical with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt. The story centers around a mother, Diana Goodman, who struggles with bipolar disorder and the impact it has on her family. The musical addresses themes such as mental illness, grief, and the challenges of modern suburban life.

​

The narrative delves deep into Diana's attempts to balance her mental health with her family responsibilities, exploring the effects of her condition on her husband, Dan, and their children, Natalie and Gabe. The show is known for its powerful and emotional portrayal of these issues, offering a raw and honest look at the complexities of mental health and family dynamics.

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"Next to Normal" premiered off-Broadway in 2008 before moving to Broadway in 2009. The winner of 3 Tony awards and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this critically acclaimed musical is not one to miss. Performances will be held April 25-27th at CT State Naugatuck Valley in the Ricci Playbox Theater.

​

Tickets are $10 general admission

​

Show contains mature themes that may not be suited for younger audiences.

​

The Tony and Grammy-winning Best Musical that is a worldwide sensation!

​

Declared “one of the most remarkable shows in musical theater history” by the Washington Post, DEAR EVAN HANSEN is the first musical to take a groundbreaking look — from the point of view of both the parents and young people — at our complex, interconnected, and social media-filled lives.

​

Evan Hansen is a high school student who always feels like he’s on the outside looking in. Evan finally gets what so many of us are searching for—the chance to finally fit in. What follows is a poignant, funny, and powerful musical about how even though it can be hard, we can find each other — and ourselves — along the way.

​

Including some of the most iconic musical theatre songs from the last decade, including “You Will Be Found,” “Waving Through A Window,” and “For Forever,” DEAR EVAN HANSEN features an uplifting score by the Tony®, Grammy®, and Oscar® winning team behind The Greatest Showman and La La Land, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, and a book by Tony Award-winner Steven Levenson.

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This show is recommended for ages 12 and up and contains adult themes, including discussions of suicide.

​

Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

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April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

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April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

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Admission $26 (not including fees)

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Box Office 860-283-6250

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

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SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

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Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

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Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

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Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

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Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

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Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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Welcome our latest exhibition, A Breath, A Pause, An Eternity, a Collapse featuring the oil paintings of Lillian Bayley Hoover in the Workshop Gallery on view until April 27, 2025 in The Workshop Gallery, Building 3 of Ball & Socket Arts.

​

Regular Gallery Hours from 12-4 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

​

Artist Statement:

​

My creative practice begins with encounters in the landscape, often bearing witness to human interventions there. Themes include human claims over the land, as well as the relationship between the built environment and what is considered by many to be “wild.” This work reflects an active landscape: a living participant in the events of our time, as well as a record of time itself. These paintings often look like photo collages, as competing visual languages and surfaces evoke the interruptions or barriers that mediate our connection with nature. On occasion, portions of the picture plane appear to be torn away or excised, drawn elements are partially obscured behind layers of clear gesso, or the surface is built up to create a subtle bas-relief before paint is applied. The result suggests an unstable world in which an alternate scene may be concealed behind the painted image. 

​

These paintings probe the impact of human activity on "nature," what the record etched onto our planet's surface reveals, the ongoing processes by which planetary and biological systems shape one another, and how humanity's brief presence will reverberate into the future. My goal is to create accessible visual narratives that locate our moment within the broader context of “deep time,” encouraging viewers to consider our place in these larger systems and whether our estrangement from the natural world might arise from not considering ourselves within this framework. 

​

This somewhat melancholy work serves as witness to a fraught moment in time. Part meditation, part metaphor, part elegy, these paintings channel the joy and despair which characterize our species’ precarity. In the face of humanity’s uncertain future, I hope this work will foster connection and fellowship for those who cherish our living earth.

​

About the Artist:

​

Lillian Bayley Hoover's work is in public collections including the Baltimore Museum of Art, Weatherspoon Art Museum (Greensboro, NC), and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. She is the recipient of a Pollock-Krasner Grant, the Bethesda Urban Partnership's Trawick Award, multiple grants from the Maryland State Arts Council, a travel grant from Philadelphia’s Center for Emerging Visual Artists, and fellowships to attend residencies at Vermont Studio Center, Monson Arts Center, and Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her work has been featured on the cover of New American Paintings. She has had solo exhibitions at MoCA Arlington (Arlington, VA), Goya Contemporary (Baltimore, MD), BlackRock Center for the Arts (Germantown, MD), and VisArts (Rockville, MD), among other venues. Hoover holds an MFA from Maryland Institute College of Art and a BFA from University of North Carolina Asheville. She teaches at Towson University.

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https://lillianhoover.com/home.html

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Image features: this simple learning, by Lilliian Bayley Hoover

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The Tony and Grammy-winning Best Musical that is a worldwide sensation!

​

Declared “one of the most remarkable shows in musical theater history” by the Washington Post, DEAR EVAN HANSEN is the first musical to take a groundbreaking look — from the point of view of both the parents and young people — at our complex, interconnected, and social media-filled lives.

​

Evan Hansen is a high school student who always feels like he’s on the outside looking in. Evan finally gets what so many of us are searching for—the chance to finally fit in. What follows is a poignant, funny, and powerful musical about how even though it can be hard, we can find each other — and ourselves — along the way.

​

Including some of the most iconic musical theatre songs from the last decade, including “You Will Be Found,” “Waving Through A Window,” and “For Forever,” DEAR EVAN HANSEN features an uplifting score by the Tony®, Grammy®, and Oscar® winning team behind The Greatest Showman and La La Land, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, and a book by Tony Award-winner Steven Levenson.

​

This show is recommended for ages 12 and up and contains adult themes, including discussions of suicide.

​

Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

​

April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

​

April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

​

Admission $26 (not including fees)

​

Box Office 860-283-6250

​

"Next to Normal" is a rock musical with book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey and music by Tom Kitt. The story centers around a mother, Diana Goodman, who struggles with bipolar disorder and the impact it has on her family. The musical addresses themes such as mental illness, grief, and the challenges of modern suburban life.

​

The narrative delves deep into Diana's attempts to balance her mental health with her family responsibilities, exploring the effects of her condition on her husband, Dan, and their children, Natalie and Gabe. The show is known for its powerful and emotional portrayal of these issues, offering a raw and honest look at the complexities of mental health and family dynamics.

​

"Next to Normal" premiered off-Broadway in 2008 before moving to Broadway in 2009. The winner of 3 Tony awards and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, this critically acclaimed musical is not one to miss. Performances will be held April 25-27th at CT State Naugatuck Valley in the Ricci Playbox Theater.

​

Tickets are $10 general admission.

​

Show contains mature themes that may not be suited for younger audiences.

​

When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

​

SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

​

Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

​

Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

​

Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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Woodbury-Bethlehem Community Music Foundation presents their fourth season of intimate Chamber Concerts. November 17, will feature The Haven String Quartet with pianist Jacob Wang. March 16, will feature pianist Alexandra Saracenco. April 27 closes our season with pianist Andrew Armstrong.

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Renowned violinist, Marissa Regni, joins WSO for a delightful mash-up of Bach and the contemporary composers who admired him, with a bit of Baroque, Boccherini, and bongos thrown in!

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• Marais: The Bells of St. Genevieve

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• Loussier: Concerto for Violin and Tabla

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• Grieg: Anitra’s Dance

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• Boccherini: Fandango

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• J.S. Bach: Concerto for Two Violins in D minor BWV 1043

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• Grappelli/South/Reinhardt: Concerto for Two Violins

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WaterburySymphony.org

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It followed the fish, the flight paths of immigrants, the sea-lanes of war: the knitted clothing of New England reflects maritime cultures the world over. Rich with origin mythology and salty with sailors’ yarns, garments like nippers, half-handers, and the infamous fisherman’s sweater each hold a romantic yet real place in our coastal history. Explore knitting a WWI submariner’s outfit with the Navy League! Imagine learning to knit with a pair of whalebone needles you carved yourself! Join Rebecca Bayreuther Donohue, historian & knitter, for an ode to wool and marvel once again at how the sea connects us all. A PowerPoint chronology comes to life with examples of breed-specific yarns and recreated garments.

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Rebecca Bayreuther Donohue of Niantic has knit historical garments in between setting sails aboard New Bedford whalers, splitting codfish aboard Grand Banks fishing schooners, and lounging on O’Day Mariners. After more than 20 years at a major Connecticut maritime museum, she co-founded the Dirty Blue Shirts living history collective, whose participatory programs encompass everything from historic fashion & foodways to maritime culture & shipboard skills. Rebecca’s personal interest in historical hand-knitting stems from always being cold, no matter what century she’s interpreting. With all the plastic in today’s oceans, she thinks it’s time to revisit wool as the preeminent fiber of sustainability, versatility, and global community.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Build your 1:1 Art Lesson to you. You can customize each lesson by the skills that you want to learn. This can be in the medium of your choosing. We offer this to children, teens and adults. 

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We also offer packages upon request that are tailored to your artistic and creative goals. Contact genna@artlightenct.com for more information.

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1 Lesson = $75

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4 Lessons = $285

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6 Lessons = $430

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8 Lessons = $575

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1 Group Drop-In = $50

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2 Groups = $85

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Monthly Membership / 4 Groups = $125

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****Insurance also accepted for this group****

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*Please note that we accept Anthem, Cigna, Connecticare, United Health, Harvard Pilgrim and Medicaid. Email genna@artlightenct.com if you would like to use your insurance.

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Thursday evenings 6-8PM 18+

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Led by licensed art therapists and artists.

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Join us for our ongoing weekly 2-hour Women’s Intuitive Group that will focus on connecting you to yourself and to others while releasing emotional tension and reclaiming YOU. Your path to self-expression and mental health does not have to be lonely as you are guided through different aspects of self care. Our open studio and interactive nature of group will include a brief check-in with group members, ample time for a hands-on art directive and an opportunity to process your artwork with the group, should you decide to do so. All participants are offered a variety of media and techniques including but not limited to pencils, pastels, paint, clay, printmaking, stenciling, collaging, etc. Topics include Self-Compassion, Stress Management and Coping Tools, Resilience, Relationship Cultivation, Self-Identity, Gratitude, Confidence, Empowerment and Boundaries. This group will allow you to uncover barriers and identify your roles by noticing more self-awareness, and by becoming who you desire as you gain the patience and vulnerability to accept yourself and the world around you. Prior group therapy experience is NOT required. You also DO NOT need to be an artist or have art experience to benefit from this group.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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 Leala Cyr is fast becoming one of the most sought-after jazz vocalists of her generation. A rare “double threat,” Cyr complements her impeccable vocals with a warm, golden tone on the trumpet.

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As a member of Esperanza Spalding’s “Radio Music and Chamber Music Societies,” she has performed around the world and has appeared on The Late Show, The Tonight Show, The View, The Daily Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Austin City Limits, and more.

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In February 2019, Cyr released her debut album, First Instinct. A blend of originals and standards, the album showcases her unique talent for vocal improvisation as well as her ingenuity as a songwriter and arranger.

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Leala has appeared with her own group at highly regarded venues such as Cornelia Street Café, National Sawdust, Zinc Bar, and Rockwood Music Hall in New York City; Ryles Jazz Club, the Bee Hive, and the Beat Brew Hall in Boston; the Egg in Albany, NY; the Blue Opus in Green Bay, WI; and at the Baby Grand Jazz Series and Black Eyed Sally's in Hartford.

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Presented by New England Arts & Entertainment.

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Visit Leala Cyr's Website

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Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

​

April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

​

April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

​

Admission $26 (not including fees)

​

Box Office 860-283-6250

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

​

SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

​

Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

​

Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

​

Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

​

Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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The Woodbury Brewing Company presents Capricorn - Allman Brothers Tribute - on Friday, May 2nd at 8:30PM.

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Please Note: Bar Seating, and any available tables are all first-come first-served; General Admission is $10.

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For this event, you can purchase reserved front table seating for 4, 6, or 8 people. Reserved table seating will allow you and your party entry into the event with reserved front stage seats at your own table.

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Your table reservation begins at 7:00pm. If you would like an earlier reservation, please contact WBC 48 hours prior to the event via email at booking@woodburybrewingcompany.com.

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 Leala Cyr is fast becoming one of the most sought-after jazz vocalists of her generation. A rare “double threat,” Cyr complements her impeccable vocals with a warm, golden tone on the trumpet.

​

As a member of Esperanza Spalding’s “Radio Music and Chamber Music Societies,” she has performed around the world and has appeared on The Late Show, The Tonight Show, The View, The Daily Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Austin City Limits, and more.

​

In February 2019, Cyr released her debut album, First Instinct. A blend of originals and standards, the album showcases her unique talent for vocal improvisation as well as her ingenuity as a songwriter and arranger.

​

Leala has appeared with her own group at highly regarded venues such as Cornelia Street Café, National Sawdust, Zinc Bar, and Rockwood Music Hall in New York City; Ryles Jazz Club, the Bee Hive, and the Beat Brew Hall in Boston; the Egg in Albany, NY; the Blue Opus in Green Bay, WI; and at the Baby Grand Jazz Series and Black Eyed Sally's in Hartford.

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Presented by New England Arts & Entertainment.

​

Visit Leala Cyr's Website

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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2nd Annual Oxford Spring Fair! 

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Bigger better this year with expanded attractions!

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This family focused fun fair includes a kids zone, craft vendors, touch-a-truck, food trucks, animal attractions and more!

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR Saturday May 3 from 10am-2pm.  Join us at Oxford Town Hall, throughout the lower level, parking lots and grassy area and over to the Center Fire House (corner parking lot for Touch-a-Truck) & the Grange will host our Animal Attractions and a kids art show!

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General Parking at the Municipal Annex with Handicap parking at Town Hall.

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Vendor Applications Now being accepted. Information about Volunteering, Showing your pet or livestock, or displaying your classic/antique car along with volunteering can be found on our web site at [www.OxfordCulturalArts.org](https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.OxfordCulturalArts.org%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR28tSD6GuQkC-y9GJk84sx2iHLWokK4ILNLKBZQGhHjvo9Qw9LiT-xFhoaem1k8m04j6eYJp08NWDcZtuQ&h=AT283FKXgDAJMOAoHD7tv7ipH09yLx0-czc78VmkrABomqw9B76fM8JyCKp1ut7NtzUlxCkLCJjhRnC7tBnWtDI9ckB1Yq04lD0tnviT0qYlVBmEA7a0J4pvhv5vFo-KEvS-c& tn =q&c[0]=AT0kbPEuu8GcGYevJPAemxHGxOFyPDQjAhcq5J1REYSQQTYttZjf3-oPKjpitbt7X8vtM0bsSd4qwr38ml2ed9OgwQ2aesrnG3kIP2ldFCn4uRNXgWbJkJgAWdzsArad2DhuJ3wN9OwmDEnqFenZNGdcgAxpzvTSxAMdw)

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A painter of many diverse subject matter, Sue Healy uses several mediums to create her work. Join her at the opening of her show in the Woodbury Library's Gallery Space.

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Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

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April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

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April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

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Admission $26 (not including fees)

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Box Office 860-283-6250

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

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SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

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Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

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Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

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Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

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Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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Come join us at South Britain Congregational Church for an eye-opening view about the impact of plastics on your health. We’re All Plastic People Now is an Emmy Award-winning documentary introduced by Ted Danson and featured at the 2024 Santa Fe Film Festival.

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This film presents the findings of many researchers and physicians.  Their reliable research has revealed plastics to be everywhere, including inside all of us. Learn what researchers have found out.

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Following the documentary, Sustainable Southbury will provide Practical Tips For Reducing Exposure To Harmful Plastic Chemicals. Don't miss this important opportunity to safeguard your well-being and your loved ones!

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Please register for this free event here.

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For more information, visit https://www.sustainablesouthbury.org/ or email info@sustainablesouthbury.org.

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Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

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April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

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April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

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Admission $26 (not including fees)

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Box Office 860-283-6250

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

​

SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

​

Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

​

Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

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Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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 Grounded by George Brant

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Performed by Kimiye Corwin

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With live original music by Jane Chung

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Hunting terrorists by day and returning to her family at night, boundaries begin to blur for an ace fighter pilot reassigned to drone warfare.

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*Adult subjects and language, suitable for 14+ or accompanied by an adult

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Sunday, May 4th at 2:00 PM

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The Woodhall School

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Bethlehem, CT

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https://cttheatrex.networkforgood.com/events/84903-grounded-by-george-brant-2

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Bob Sagendorf, a seasoned broadcaster both locally (14-NVR in Naugatuck, CT) and in New York City (WCBS -FM radio), was a major part of the team that created and launched the ESPN Radio Sports Network.

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Bob was well known as a consummate professional both in front of and behind the microphone, with a commanding baritone voice. He remained in the broadcast world as both News and Sports Director for WATR radio in Waterbury until the unthinkable happened: Bob received a diagnosis of a rare benign brain tumor in a never-before-seen location. The remediation of that tumor, while successful, led to a loss of voice and 90 percent of hearing. Bob had to relearn how to speak, then went on to defeat stage 3 prostate cancer.

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He chose to turn his devastating experiences — not only his own medical problems, but also the neurodivergent diagnosis of his beloved granddaughter Maggie — into a blessing. Bob and his wife Jan committed to raising and training a Rough-Coat Collie, Mollie, to be a therapy dog for autistic children and children with cancer. Bob’s story is a 2ND ACT that says a resounding yes to using one’s time along with newly discovered talents and resources to make a difference despite challenges!

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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1 Group Drop-In = $50

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2 Groups = $85

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Monthly Membership / 4 Groups = $125

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****Insurance also accepted for this group****

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*Please note that we accept Anthem, Cigna, Connecticare, United Health, Harvard Pilgrim and Medicaid. Email genna@artlightenct.com if you would like to use your insurance.

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Thursday evenings 6-8PM 18+

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Led by licensed art therapists and artists.

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Join us for our ongoing weekly 2-hour Women’s Intuitive Group that will focus on connecting you to yourself and to others while releasing emotional tension and reclaiming YOU. Your path to self-expression and mental health does not have to be lonely as you are guided through different aspects of self care. Our open studio and interactive nature of group will include a brief check-in with group members, ample time for a hands-on art directive and an opportunity to process your artwork with the group, should you decide to do so. All participants are offered a variety of media and techniques including but not limited to pencils, pastels, paint, clay, printmaking, stenciling, collaging, etc. Topics include Self-Compassion, Stress Management and Coping Tools, Resilience, Relationship Cultivation, Self-Identity, Gratitude, Confidence, Empowerment and Boundaries. This group will allow you to uncover barriers and identify your roles by noticing more self-awareness, and by becoming who you desire as you gain the patience and vulnerability to accept yourself and the world around you. Prior group therapy experience is NOT required. You also DO NOT need to be an artist or have art experience to benefit from this group.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

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April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

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April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

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Admission $26 (not including fees)

​

Box Office 860-283-6250

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

​

SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

​

Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

​

Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

​

Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

​

Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

​

Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Free admission and programming on the Second Saturday of each month.

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Access for All Initiative sponsored by Art Bridges Foundation

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Main Street Ballet presents the full-length, comedic ballet “Coppelia”, a terrific ballet for young children and families; full of slapstick comedy, marionettes, dolls and lively dancing. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door.

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“Coppelia”, a long time classic  has been performed by major ballet companies all over the world. The ballet tells the story of a village girl, Swanhilda. She discovers that her bethrothed, Franz has been flirting with another girl who is sitting in her garden reading. Through great antics they discover that the girl is actually a doll, created by the doll-maker, Dr. Coppelius.  

“Coppelia” a terrific ballet for young children, full of slapstick comedy, marionettes, dolls and lively dancing.

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Purchase tickets online: mainstreetballet.org

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Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

​

April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

​

April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

​

Admission $26 (not including fees)

​

Box Office 860-283-6250

​

Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is a groundbreaking play that explores the ordinary lives of residents in the fictional small town of Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, through the omniscient narration of the Stage Manager who guides the audience through the daily experiences of the Webb and Gibbs families. The play unfolds in three acts—Daily Life, Love and Marriage, and Death and Eternity—following the relationship between George Gibbs and Emily Webb from childhood through their marriage and ultimately Emily's tragic death, which leads to a profound meditation on the human tendency to overlook the beauty and significance of everyday moments. "Our Town" challenges audiences to appreciate the extraordinary within the seemingly mundane aspects of human existence, reminding us to cherish life's fleeting and precious experiences.

​

April 26, May 2, 3, 9, 10 at 8:00 pm

​

April 27, May 4, 11 at 2:00 pm

​

Admission $26 (not including fees)

​

Box Office 860-283-6250

​

When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

​

SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

​

Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

​

Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

​

Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

​

Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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VSG’s Second Sunday Poetry and Music takes place every every 2nd Sunday at the Gallery. Reknowned poets and local talents alike will find a platform for their poetry, prose, spoken word, and acoustic performances creating a vibrant atmosphere of creativity and expression. By hosting these events, VSG aims to foster a sense of community and promote the art of poetry in Southbury and beyond. Whether you’re a seasoned poet, an aspiring writer, a storyteller, or simply a lover of the spoken word, mark your calendar for our open mic afternoons.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Celebrate the finale of the Trivia on Tap tour at La Casita! Let’s close out the series with an evening full of fun, food, and trivia.

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May 12, 2025 - Trivia @ 7 pm - La Casita Mexican Restaurant & Cantina

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Bring your friends, form a team, or join up with others when you arrive. From local history to general knowledge, there’s something for everyone.

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Thank you for supporting the Naugatuck Historical Society (Naugatuck History Museum at the Tuttle House) and keeping the town of Naugatuck's stories alive and accessible.

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For any questions, please contact the Naugatuck Historical Society at naugatuckhistory@gmail.com or by phone at (203) 729-9039.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Join us at Vicinanza Studios and Gallery for our exciting Karaoke Night. Whether you're a seasoned performer or just looking to have some fun, our karaoke program is the perfect place to showcase your talent and enjoy a night of music and entertainment.

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Event Highlights:

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• Date & Time: Every third Thursday, 6 PM - 9 PM - sign up starts at 5:30
• Location: Vicinanza Studios and Gallery
• Open to All: Singers of all skill levels are welcome
• Wide Song Selection: From classic hits to the latest chart-toppers
• Friendly Atmosphere: Supportive and lively community of music lovers

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Grab your friends, pick your favorite songs, and get ready to shine under the spotlight at Vicinanza Studios and Gallery's Karaoke Night! It's the perfect way to unwind, have fun, and meet new people. See you there!

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1 Group Drop-In = $50

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2 Groups = $85

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Monthly Membership / 4 Groups = $125

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****Insurance also accepted for this group****

​

*Please note that we accept Anthem, Cigna, Connecticare, United Health, Harvard Pilgrim and Medicaid. Email genna@artlightenct.com if you would like to use your insurance.

​

Thursday evenings 6-8PM 18+

​

Led by licensed art therapists and artists.

​

Join us for our ongoing weekly 2-hour Women’s Intuitive Group that will focus on connecting you to yourself and to others while releasing emotional tension and reclaiming YOU. Your path to self-expression and mental health does not have to be lonely as you are guided through different aspects of self care. Our open studio and interactive nature of group will include a brief check-in with group members, ample time for a hands-on art directive and an opportunity to process your artwork with the group, should you decide to do so. All participants are offered a variety of media and techniques including but not limited to pencils, pastels, paint, clay, printmaking, stenciling, collaging, etc. Topics include Self-Compassion, Stress Management and Coping Tools, Resilience, Relationship Cultivation, Self-Identity, Gratitude, Confidence, Empowerment and Boundaries. This group will allow you to uncover barriers and identify your roles by noticing more self-awareness, and by becoming who you desire as you gain the patience and vulnerability to accept yourself and the world around you. Prior group therapy experience is NOT required. You also DO NOT need to be an artist or have art experience to benefit from this group.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

​

Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

2025 CT Food Truck Battles Festival

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FRIDAY May 16, 4pm-8pm / SATURDAY May 17, 11am - 8pm / SUNDAY May 18, 11am-5pm

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Come join us in Wolcott, CT for the ultimate foodie showdown! The CT Food Truck Battles Festival is back and bigger than ever. Indulge in a mouthwatering array of delectable dishes from the best food trucks around. From sizzling BBQ to gourmet burgers and tantalizing desserts, there's something to satisfy every craving.

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Bring your family and friends to this epic food extravaganza on May 16- 18th. Get ready to feast on a variety of cuisines while enjoying NON-STOP ENTERTAINMENT; rides, local craft shopping, live music BANDS battling it out and family comedy acts and never a dull moment with the eating competitions going on daily. Make sure you VOTE for your favorite truck! A beautiful outdoor setting, bring a chair or blanket to relax and savor every bite.

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Don't miss out on this incredible event! Partial proceeds to benefit local non-profit organizations including The Veterans Organization, Wolcott Food Pantry, WHS G.I. Club, and BAW Org!

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Mark your calendars and get your appetites ready for a day filled with flavor, fun, and friendly competition. See you at the 2025 CT Food Truck Battles Festival!

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Location: Woodtick Recreation Area, 201 Nichols Road, Wolcott, CT, USA

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CTFoodtruckbattles.com *(for complete information)*

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 Dan Moretti is an acclaimed saxophonist, composer, and educator with a career spanning over four decades.

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Known for his versatility and innovative approach to jazz, Moretti has released numerous albums as a bandleader and has performed with a wide array of legendary musicians. His work continues to push the boundaries of jazz, blending traditional elements with modern influences.

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Dan is thrilled to announce the release of his latest album, Dan Moretti & Brazilia: Live at the Pump House Music Works. This extraordinary live recording captures a vibrant performance dedicated to the legendary jazz composer and saxophonist Wayne Shorter, blending the genius of Shorter’s compositions with the dynamic rhythms of Latin jazz.

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Presented by New England Arts & Entertainment.

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Visit Dan Moretti's Website

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Waterbury, CT – [May 16] – Renowned saxophonist and composer Dan Moretti will bring his dynamic Latin jazz project, Dan Moretti & Brazilia, to the Poli Club at the Palace Theater in Waterbury, CT, on May 16, 2025. Presented by the Litchfield Jazz Festival in conjunction with New England Arts & Entertainment, this special performance will feature two sets at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM.

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Joining Moretti on stage will be an all-star lineup of musicians, including Oscar Stagnaro (bass), Ernesto Diaz (percussion), Steve Langone (drums), and Maxim Lubarsky (piano). Together, they will present selections from Moretti’s latest release, Dan Moretti & Brazilia, a vibrant tribute to the legendary Wayne Shorter, reimagining his compositions through Latin-jazz styles.

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

​

SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

​

Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

​

Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

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Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

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Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

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Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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Get ready for an incredible night of Songs & Stories with up and coming songwriter/ storyteller, Troy Ramey!

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Join us for an intimate night with Troy Ramey—the soulful singer-songwriter who brought Celine Dion to tears, turned all 4 chairs on The Voice ✌️, and landed a spot on the soundtrack of Love Island Allstars. 🎶

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🎤 About the Artist

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Troy, a folk/Americana/heartland country artist, performs with his 4-piece band in an intimate, storyteller-style show, weaving each original song with the story behind it.

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Known for blending witty commentary with deeply personal, heartfelt songwriting, Troy creates a truly immersive experience. Audiences can expect a journey that moves effortlessly from laughter to tears, making for an unforgettable evening.

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🎸 If you’re into artists like Chris Stapleton, Jason Isbell, or Zach Bryan, you’ll love Troy’s unique blend of unfiltered emotion and captivating storytelling. With over 25 million Spotify streams and his underground hit song “Woman” becoming a wedding favorite, Troy’s voice will leave you mesmerized.

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Don’t wait—Troy's last 12 shows SOLD-OUT Weeks in advance! Tickets are limited and selling fast! 🎟️

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Friday, May 16th 

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Doors open at 7 p.m., Show starts at 8 p.m.

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Admission Range $35 - $65

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https://shop.troyramey.com/products/051625

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 Dan Moretti is an acclaimed saxophonist, composer, and educator with a career spanning over four decades.

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Known for his versatility and innovative approach to jazz, Moretti has released numerous albums as a bandleader and has performed with a wide array of legendary musicians. His work continues to push the boundaries of jazz, blending traditional elements with modern influences.

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Dan is thrilled to announce the release of his latest album, Dan Moretti & Brazilia: Live at the Pump House Music Works. This extraordinary live recording captures a vibrant performance dedicated to the legendary jazz composer and saxophonist Wayne Shorter, blending the genius of Shorter’s compositions with the dynamic rhythms of Latin jazz.

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Presented by New England Arts & Entertainment.

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Visit Dan Moretti's Website

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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 Join us and the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra for an exciting night of beautiful music and fond memories, as we celebrate 20 years of Broadway musicals at the Palace Theater!

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Together with a roster of Broadway performers, the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra , conducted by five-time Emmy Award-winning producer & director Andrew Carl Wilk, will perform favorite selections from shows that have graced our stage since our reopening in 2004.

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In addition to favorite musical numbers from shows such as The Phantom of the Opera, Ragtime, Evita, and Dreamgirls, the show will feature the beloved classics “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” (The Wizard of Oz), “Memory” (Cats), and “Tomorrow” (Annie). Featured performers include  Debbie Gravitte, Jess LeProtto, Andrea McArdle, Soara-Joye Ross, Antoine L. Smith, Allison Strong, Gene Taylor, and Donna Vivino.

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Commemorating our score in years (20) with excerpts from the musical scores enjoyed over the years in our historic venue, Broadway Scores   will be an evening of entertainment, inspiration, and celebration.

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Andrew Carl Wilk  is the Conductor & Executive Producer of this evening’s performance. Most recently, Wilk served as executive producer of Live From Lincoln Center, where he created a variety of award-winning musical and theatrical productions for PBS. The evening's master of ceremonies will be  Nick Wyman. It will be directed by  Annette Jolles , and  Gerard Chiusano  will provide additional arrangements and orchestrations.

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Presented in partnership with the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra. A portion of proceeds from this event will benefit the Palace Theater and WSO Education programs. 

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20th Anniversary Pre-Show Reception

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Celebrate with us before the show at a special 20th Anniversary Reception at 5pm with food stations, dessert and a signature cocktail.

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

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SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

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Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

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NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

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Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

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Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

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Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Based on the classic film comedy, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical is a reason to REJOICE! Can I get an “amen?!”

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SPECIALTY NIGHTS!

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Arrive early for the following performances of SISTER ACT – THE MUSICAL to enjoy complimentary pre-show treats in our lobby while supplies last!

​

NEW! FIRST RESPONDERS and their guests can attend our 2024-2025 season shows for only $30 (plus fees)! Select this option when purchasing your tickets.

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Saturday, April 26 at 8pm …………. Cavallo’s of Waterbury – Opening Night

​

Friday, May 2 at 8pm………………Fascia’s Chocolates (Fascia’s Fridays)

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Friday, May 9 at 8pm……………… The Cave

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Saturday, May 10 at 8pm …………. Sweet Maria’s Bakery

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Saturday, May 17 at 8pm…………. Angelina’s Apizza

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Sunday, May 18 at 2pm……………Big Dipper Ice Cream (Sundaes on Sunday)

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Children’s Community School is thrilled to celebrate 55 incredible years , and we invite you to join us for a special event – our 7th Annual Golf Tournament!

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📅 Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025

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📍 Location: Chippanee Golf Club, Bristol, CT

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Enjoy a fantastic day on the course while supporting a great cause! Your registration includes:

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✔️ 18-hole round with cart

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✔️ Welcome gift

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✔️ Lunch & dinner

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✔️ On-course refreshments & snacks

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✔️ Hole-in-one prizes

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✔️ Awards, raffle, & sports memorabilia auction

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Don’t miss this opportunity to play, connect, and celebrate with our community.

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 Born in the diverse and vibrant nation of the USA, where every opportunity felt endless on one hand and yet impossible to grasp on the other, Luis Reyes has had “the privilege of living what all immigrant parents dream of for their children, and that is paving the pathway to freedom.”

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His journey was uniquely shaped by the fact both of his parents were immigrants. As he was growing up, his understanding of “feeling safe” evolved beyond its dictionary definition — in addition to the challenges and triumphs of his immigrant heritage, he also faced the personal obstacle of hearing loss at an early age. While he learned to deal with this condition, he did not let him define him. Instead, it became a catalyst for personal growth and inner strength.

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He transcended the challenges of being a minority, growing up in poverty, and having a hearing disability to become the first in his family to attend college, graduating with a Physical Therapist Assistant degree. He learned to embrace his unique perspective on the world and found new ways to connect with others, drawing on empathy, resilience, and the power of self-preservation to overcome adversity. Luis joined the Peak Physical Therapy team on Chase Ave in Waterbury in 2023.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Van Trip: Hillstead Museum and Noah Webster House

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9:30 AM to 5 PM

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Join the Mattatuck Museum to visit The Noah Webster House and Hillstead Museum. Enjoy a guided tour of both museums, learning about Connecticut’s dictionary namesake and the collection of Impressionist paintings owned by one family. Enjoy lunch (included) on this day trip to appreciate two wonderful institutions!

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Member: $90

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Non-Member: $100

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Member Meet Up: $85

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Non Member Meet up: $95

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Sponsored by Linford & Mildred White Charitable Fund

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Join Woodbury's 3rd Poet Laureate, Katie Baker, for an evening of poetry open to all. The Open Mic Nights meet monthly; May's theme is DREAMS.

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Feel free to bring original poems to share, or read a selection from a favorite poet. People are also welcome to just come and listen. All are welcome.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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1 Group Drop-In = $50

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2 Groups = $85

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Monthly Membership / 4 Groups = $125

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****Insurance also accepted for this group****

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*Please note that we accept Anthem, Cigna, Connecticare, United Health, Harvard Pilgrim and Medicaid. Email genna@artlightenct.com if you would like to use your insurance.

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Thursday evenings 6-8PM 18+

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Led by licensed art therapists and artists.

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Join us for our ongoing weekly 2-hour Women’s Intuitive Group that will focus on connecting you to yourself and to others while releasing emotional tension and reclaiming YOU. Your path to self-expression and mental health does not have to be lonely as you are guided through different aspects of self care. Our open studio and interactive nature of group will include a brief check-in with group members, ample time for a hands-on art directive and an opportunity to process your artwork with the group, should you decide to do so. All participants are offered a variety of media and techniques including but not limited to pencils, pastels, paint, clay, printmaking, stenciling, collaging, etc. Topics include Self-Compassion, Stress Management and Coping Tools, Resilience, Relationship Cultivation, Self-Identity, Gratitude, Confidence, Empowerment and Boundaries. This group will allow you to uncover barriers and identify your roles by noticing more self-awareness, and by becoming who you desire as you gain the patience and vulnerability to accept yourself and the world around you. Prior group therapy experience is NOT required. You also DO NOT need to be an artist or have art experience to benefit from this group.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Set in the 1960s, Hairspray follows the journey of Tracy Turnblad, a spirited teenager with big dreams and even bigger hair. Tracy’s love for dancing lands her on The Corny Collins Show, where she becomes a champion for integration and self-acceptance. Featuring hit songs like “You Can’t Stop the Beat” and “Good Morning Baltimore,” this high-energy musical celebrates diversity, inclusion, and the power of change.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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Set in the 1960s, Hairspray follows the journey of Tracy Turnblad, a spirited teenager with big dreams and even bigger hair. Tracy’s love for dancing lands her on The Corny Collins Show, where she becomes a champion for integration and self-acceptance. Featuring hit songs like “You Can’t Stop the Beat” and “Good Morning Baltimore,” this high-energy musical celebrates diversity, inclusion, and the power of change.

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Set in the 1960s, Hairspray follows the journey of Tracy Turnblad, a spirited teenager with big dreams and even bigger hair. Tracy’s love for dancing lands her on The Corny Collins Show, where she becomes a champion for integration and self-acceptance. Featuring hit songs like “You Can’t Stop the Beat” and “Good Morning Baltimore,” this high-energy musical celebrates diversity, inclusion, and the power of change.

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Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

​

Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

​

Sue Healy paints in several mediums and paints a diverse subject matter ranging from landscapes, still life, wildlife and portraits. She has a BFA, MA and a teaching degree and has taught art in several cities.

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Sue has painted several murals for private individuals but the most notable was for the Middlebury Public Library, records room, and the Greenway murals tunnel at HWY 64 & 188. The first side is completed and the other side will be started in May.

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Sue is the author of "24 Crows and the Walking Tree", a children's book that follows the personal experience she had with crows and how they can identify individuals as friendly or threatening.

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