The Ivoryton Playhouse has announced their 2025 season. Standing ovations and critical acclaim abound with their productions; their summer musicals and yearlong matinees. Tickets are on sale now, be sure to get yours.
One of our favorite local venues for new musicals has announcedits Spring season. The Terris Theatre will open with a heartfelt new musical revue About Time, a funny and touching revue that features songs about people navigating the joys and challenges of growing older while staying young in spirit. Sounds like we should make the time to see it.
Looking for the perfect day trip filled with beauty, fresh air, and unforgettable memories? Step into a sea of color at Best Buds Flower Farm, where thousands of lush peonies are bursting into bloom.
Get your seat on Bestselling Author Marie Bostwick's national tour, when she visits The Griswold Inn. The event features the author's latest uplifting and thought-provoking work of historical fiction, The Book Club for Troublesome Women.
CT Sea Music Festival returns to Essex for it's fourth annual family-friendly weekend which includes a Symposium on the Music of the Sea, free daytime workshops and concerts featuring maritime performers, a family stage, and more.
This Friday step into a space of empowerment and possibly with renowned transformational catalyst Barbara who will help you release old energy and create a space for personal growth.
The Connecticut Early Music Festival (CEMF) returns for its 43rd season, presenting six captivating concerts across the first three weekends in June.
Head to Maximus Home on Main Street in Old Saybrook for a Lu from Southern Exposure Pop Up Sale! Beautiful finished Jewelry borne of Exceptional Stones…Stunning TURQUOISE, of course, and […]
Modern Oak & Antique Alchemy, have merged forces under one roof to bring you an exceptional collection for your home. Head to their Grand Opening Celebration and enjoy music, cocktails & free gifts with purchase while you sip, shop and savor the day!
Lion's and Tigers and Bears, OH MY! Follow the yellow brick road to the Old Lyme Inn for 'Wizard of Oz' Tea. Tea attire is encouraged and costumes are celebrated.
