Get ready for an electrifying start to the 2025 season as Ivoryton Playhouse brings the music and legend of Hank Williams to life with "Hank Williams: Lost Highway". This powerhouse musical is a must-see for fans of country music, live theater, and American legends.
Venture down the 'rabbit hole' at the Old Lyme Inn with a whimsical twist on afternoon tea. This is a do not miss for Alice and tea lovers alike.
Discover new inspirations for your wall decor at Alan James Art annual Spring Open House featuring many new paintings.
Get nostalgic with the iconic sound of The Carpenters at a fundraising performance to support Madison Lyric Stage. The "We’ve Only Just Begun " evening features timeless classics like Close to You, Rainy Days and Mondays, and Superstar, this performance promises to honor the legacy of Karen and Richard Carpenter with elegance and emotion.
Enjoy a Field House Farm dinner with Chef David Borselle this spring. There will be complimentary wine pairing with each course by Tony Lombardozzi as well as exclusive and delicious desserts by hen&heifer bakery in Guilford.
Put a spring in your step, don't miss the April concert by Essex Winter Series.
Get ready to refresh your wardrobe with the latest spring styles! The highly anticipated Designers Circus pop-up shopping event returns to the Guilford Art Center where you can shop unique and affordable women's clothing and accessories.
Knowledge is Power! Get some tactical tools and strategies from Alison Sullivan, retired detective, on how navigate some of the most potentially dangerous dating situations.
Has your spring cleaning generated a stack of old personal documents you need to discard safely and securely? Then head to the Clinton Chamber's annual Shredding Day, all are welcome you do not need to be a Clinton resident to participate.
Join Lyme Academy of Fine Arts for a guest lecture by Mark D. Mitchell, Holcombe T. Green Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture at Yale University Art Gallery and a chance to view their newest exhibition True to Form: Academic Figure Studies from the Late 19th to Early 20th Centuries.
