With Teddy Goldstein and Melissa Capezio! Step into The Granite Underground for a speakeasy-inspired evening of live music, a signature cocktail, and vintage vibes. Enjoy an unforgettable night out—free! Come around back to enter through The Granite Underground.
Cabaret Show followed by an Open Mic! The Art of Cabaret continues on Saturday, November 7th with an extraordinarily eclectic evening of songs by Connecticut’s State Troubadour, Charlie Widmer. There's a lot more to the role of State Troubadour than singing songs. Join Charlie for an intimate evening of music and stories as he recounts his path to becoming our Troubadour and reveals what he's discovering as he travels throughout our state and beyond, spreading the joy and power of music. - NEW! Add a dinner box from The Georgetown Owl Market & Cafe!
America/Beautiful is a project by pianist and arts advocate Min Kwon, in which she has commissioned 76 of today’s leading composers to each compose a variation on “America the Beautiful”. Kwon’s hope is to paint a sonic picture of her adopted country in all of its sprawling complexity, and ultimately try to find the beauty at the core of the American experiment and its credo of e pluribus unum (out of many, one).
Calling all pickers! All bluegrass instruments and levels welcome. No jamming experience needed. Explore bluegrass jamming with hands-on instruction.
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!
The Granite's First Play! Set in apartheid South Africa, the three-character two-act play takes place in a high school during the final years of apartheid. It tells the story of two brilliant students, Isabel, a young upper-class white girl, and Thami, an 18-year-old black boy, and their proud, idealistic teacher, Mr. M. Through impassioned dialogue and dramatic exposition, it explores themes of friendship, prejudice, racial unity and divisiveness, oppression, and violent unrest.
The Granite's First Play! Set in apartheid South Africa, the three-character two-act play takes place in a high school during the final years of apartheid. It tells the story of two brilliant students, Isabel, a young upper-class white girl, and Thami, an 18-year-old black boy, and their proud, idealistic teacher, Mr. M. Through impassioned dialogue and dramatic exposition, it explores themes of friendship, prejudice, racial unity and divisiveness, oppression, and violent unrest.
The Granite's First Play! Set in apartheid South Africa, the three-character two-act play takes place in a high school during the final years of apartheid. It tells the story of two brilliant students, Isabel, a young upper-class white girl, and Thami, an 18-year-old black boy, and their proud, idealistic teacher, Mr. M. Through impassioned dialogue and dramatic exposition, it explores themes of friendship, prejudice, racial unity and divisiveness, oppression, and violent unrest.
The Granite's First Play! Set in apartheid South Africa, the three-character two-act play takes place in a high school during the final years of apartheid. It tells the story of two brilliant students, Isabel, a young upper-class white girl, and Thami, an 18-year-old black boy, and their proud, idealistic teacher, Mr. M. Through impassioned dialogue and dramatic exposition, it explores themes of friendship, prejudice, racial unity and divisiveness, oppression, and violent unrest.
Calling all pickers! All bluegrass instruments and levels welcome. No jamming experience needed. Explore bluegrass jamming with hands-on instruction.
Calling all fiddles, banjos, and guitars! Come on out to play or sit back and listen to Appalachian music with us. All are welcome!
The Granite's First Play! Set in apartheid South Africa, the three-character two-act play takes place in a high school during the final years of apartheid. It tells the story of two brilliant students, Isabel, a young upper-class white girl, and Thami, an 18-year-old black boy, and their proud, idealistic teacher, Mr. M. Through impassioned dialogue and dramatic exposition, it explores themes of friendship, prejudice, racial unity and divisiveness, oppression, and violent unrest.
