Musical Performance Thursday, July 13th at 6:30 Registration begins June 15th Enjoy an evening with Jack Lynn! His "Dino" style and sound will take you back to the "Swingin' Rat Pack Years" of the late 40's, 50's and 60's, as he sings all the great tunes made famous by Dean Martin. Remember Amore, Return to Me, I Have But One Heart, Sway, Memories Are Made of This, Everybody Loves Somebody and all the other great Dino hits? Enjoy traveling back with Jack to a time when things were a bit more relaxed, maybe a bit more easy going.....just like the days when the "King of Cool" himself was at the top of the music charts. Presented by Connecticut Historical Society
Thursday, July 20th at 6:30 Registration begins July 1st Taverns in early Connecticut were more than just a place to drink. Travelers and locals alike saw taverns as a place to be entertained, spread news and gossip, have a good meal, and get a night’s lodging. Learn about how taverns were an essential part of every Connecticut town. Film Screening with Director, Robert Steven Williams
Thursday, June 1st at 6:00pm Registration begins May 1st F. Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece, The Great Gatsby, has become synonymous with the lifestyle of the rich and famous on Long Island. But what if that connection is false? The argument that the real West and East Egg can be found on the other side of Long Island Sound is brilliantly argued in the 2020 documentary, GATSBY IN CONNECTICUT: The Untold Story. Featuring Sam Waterston and narrated by Keir Dullea (2001: A Space Odyssey), the documentary was selected by The New Yorker as one of the best movies of 2020. The 100-minute program includes a postscreening discussion with the award-winning director, Robert Steven Williams. Thursday, May 11th at 6:30
Registration begins April 15th Join musician, John Brighenti, as he brings you the best of Cole Porter. This is a must-see musical concert for you to enjoy! Thursday, May 18th at 6:30 Registration begins May 1st Using live animals and natural props, this popular program provides insight into the diversity of fascinating creatures we have in Connecticut. In an interactive format, White Memorial will discuss noteworthy examples of each major animal group, as well as general biodiversity information for CT’s wildlife. This is a must for all nature lovers who are itching for summer to arrive! Presented by Connecticut Historical Society
Thursday, June 15th at 6:30 Registration begins June 1st From colonial to modern times, how did Connecticans tie the knot? How did they celebrate? What did they wear? And how did some of our cherished wedding customs originate? This program uses CHS’s extensive collection of wedding clothing, accessories, photographs and prints to examine some of our ideas about what makes a “traditional” wedding, and what those traditions can reveal about how ideas about marriage have changed through the years. Thursday, June 8th at 6:30 Registration begins May 15th More stressed than usual? That is totally normal, but what can you do about it? In this workshop, we’ll review different types of stress responses and some of the positive attributes of stress (that’s right, it’s not all bad). Then we will discuss exercise, posture, and breathing options for stress relief. All moves in this workshop are gentle. More rigorous options are discussed. Thursday, May 25th at 6:00pm Register for Thursday The movie is inspired by the true story of 4 best friends and New England Patriots fans who take a life-changing trip to Super Bowl LI to see their hero Tom Brady play, and the chaos that ensues as they navigate the wilds of the biggest sporting event in the country. PG-13 / 1 and a half hours Thursday, April 27th at 6:00pm OR Saturday, April 29th at 12:00 Register for Thursday Register for Saturday In a town in Idaho, Charlie, a reclusive and unhealthy English teacher, hides out in his flat and eats his way to death. He is desperate to reconnect with his teenage daughter for a last chance at redemption. R / 2 Hours |
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