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The Avon Theatre – Deborah & Chuck Royce Cinema Arts Center is launching the public phase of the Avon reCreated Capital Campaign, a bold initiative to preserve the theatre’s historic charm while upgrading our beloved nonprofit cinema for the next generation. Continue Reading →
Carol Cadou brings over 30 years of museum management and curatorial experience with historic sites, libraries, archives, and fine and decorative arts collections, with prior leadership tenures at The National Society of Colonial Dames of America (NSCDA), Winterthur Museum, and George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Continue Reading →
During Fiscal Year 2025, the Museum originated several exhibitions that were visited by nearly 100,000 guests and enjoyed by a membership that has grown 127% since the Museum reopened after renovations and expansion in 2023. Continue Reading →
An $18,300 grant to India Cultural Center awarded by Connecticut Humanities will enable a two-year digital archiving initiative to preserve the oral history projects created through My Story, Our Future, a teen oral history program. Continue Reading →
Whether a child is stepping on stage for the first time or returning for another exciting season, Open Arts Alliance invites students to join us for a fall filled with creativity, friendship, and the joy of performance. Continue Reading →
Remember, valid Park Passes or tickets are required for entry. Bring your own shovel, sculpting tools and equipment. Any natural objects found on the beach may be used for sculptures. Continue Reading →
The Sound Beach Community Band is under the direction of Music Director Zachary Kampler. Continue Reading →
The New York Times bestselling author Hoda Kotb is inviting readers to navigate change in her new book, “Jump and Find Joy: Embracing Change In Every Season of Life.” The author talk and reception are Wednesday, September 24, at 7:00 pm Christ Church’s Dogwood Books & Gifts. Continue Reading →
Written with breathtaking humanity and humor, The History of Sound is a love letter to New England, a radiant conversation between past and present, and a moving meditation on the abiding search for home. The Boston Globe called The History of Sound “polyphonic fiction” and “a reminder of the short story’s power,” marking Shattuck “as one of the form’s brightest lights. . . . A terrific writer. . . . Deeply resonant.” Continue Reading →
Off-Beat Players Announces their Summer Musical Production: Pippin, to be performed on July 31 and August 1 & 2 Greenwich Country Day School’s Kerrick Performing Arts Center, 401 Old Church Road. Continue Reading →