Join a sacred morning of energetic renewal and spiritual alignment led by Aggregata Zupanova, an intuitive healer and facilitator of Source-guided energy work.
Calling all fiddles, banjos, and guitars! Come on out to play or sit back and listen to Appalachian music with us. All are welcome!
During Kate Keeler's final artist talk and reception for the exhibit, Weavings, Wires, Roots, and Branches, she will walk attendees through a video projection and slideshow, unveiling the sources of her paintings, prints, and collages.
Will Evans creates music as an open invitation—to drop your guard, tune in, and move through the world a little more freely. Rooted in folk tradition yet unconfined by genre, his songs blend thoughtful, quotable lyrics with sunlit grooves and global textures, encouraging listeners to reconnect with their most honest selves. Based in Rhode Island, the singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has built a devoted following by pairing sound with intention, most notably through his Kind Folk community, which turns shows into shared experiences of kindness, charity, and collective uplift.
Join a sacred morning of energetic renewal and spiritual alignment led by Aggregata Zupanova, an intuitive healer and facilitator of Source-guided energy work.
Join us for a monthly celebration of bluegrass music. House band at 8 PM with open jamming through the night. Come to listen, come to play, come to learn.
Join CT's own stringband for a family-friendly, no experience necessary square dance! All dances will be taught and called by members of the band. Each dance begins with an inclusive lesson on all the steps- suitable for all ages and ability levels. Snacks and refreshments are available for purchase.
Join us for an intimate, dance-filled evening and a rollicking good time. Cajun Surprise is an exciting acoustic project from Grammy-nominated Louisiana native Jean Bertrand (Pine Leaf Boys, 99 Playboys) and Boston-based multi-instrumentalist Zach Meyer (Grain Thief, The Talking Hearts, Dumpster Debbie). Drawing on their deep knowledge of roots music without being confined by tradition, Jean and Zach's playful collaboration propels the Cajun genre in an unexpectedly delightful direction.
Georgetown Day is a free community event hosted by Georgetown Village Restoration, Inc. and takes place on Main Street in Georgetown, rain or shine. It's a wonderful day to connect with your friends and neighbors. The Granite will be open throughout the event.
Join FCSS in celebrating this milestone year with a special anniversary concert, followed by a reception with light bites, a fun photobooth, and an opportunity to connect with orchestra members and fellow community supporters. This celebratory evening is open to the public. Friends, families, alumni, and music lovers are invited to be part of this special occasion.
The Redding Prevention Council (RPC) is a nonprofit, volunteer-led organization, funded by the Western Connecticut Coalition. They meet on the second Wednesday of each month. All are welcome!
Join local bands Bone Dry and Station Dawgs for a lively evening celebrating the music of the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, and Bob Dylan. Kick off your shoes and fill the air with cosmic vibes as we turn spring to summer and welcome in light, laughter, and love.
