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SUMMARY:The RiverLane Memorial Day Sale
DESCRIPTION:Take 25% off both in-store and online in all locations. (Including the new men’s store!)\n\nUse code MEMORIALDAY25 online\n\nSome exclusions apply\n\nVisit  https://theriverlane.com/ for more information!
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LOCATION:Various Locations
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SUMMARY:A Rare Opportunity to Visit 4 Private Gardens\, and Hollister House Garden
DESCRIPTION:Hollister House Garden is delighted to present a rare opportunity to visit four extraordinary private gardens\, and Hollister House Garden\, on Sunday\, September 7\, 2025\, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Proceeds from this event provide critical funding for the educational programs and community outreach at Hollister House Garden\, \nThe five gardens include:\nThe Sumacs — features a stately home designed by Ehrick Rossiter and built in 1894. Rock outcroppings\, specimen trees\, boxwood hedges and gardens surround the house. A formal potager enclosed by a hedge of yews\, a cutting garden\, orchard\, and perennial gardens make an elegant nod to the classic English garden. Fall is ushered in with a colorful dahlia collection. A hidden woodland trail includes an array of specimen trees\, shrubs\, and shade-loving perennials. Washington\, CT \nPlatt House — completely organic gardens surrounding the 1898 Rossiter-designed Senator Orville Platt House are an explosion of Dahlia exuberance and color in September. The original Rossiter retaining wall is the foundation for the upper-level veranda garden. A Purple Fountain Weeping Beech is the focal point of the top garden and 1000+ dahlias of approximately 75 varieties are planted throughout the property. The kitchen garden\, wisteria pergola and a meditation house are of particular interest.\nWashington\, CT \nTreetops — an eight-acre property that boasts breathtaking views of Steep Rock Summit and south to Roxbury. In 2024\, a complete reimagination of the landscape was undertaken by D.J. Noyes of Water Street Designs in Stonington\, CT. The property has a long winding driveway through mature woodlands. The gardens around the house feature specimen trees\, perennial gardens\, a pool rose garden\, a blue garden and a shade garden. Washington Depot\, CT \nThe Steinman Garden — Mature trees encircle this private east-facing hillside garden. Woodland plantings feature swaths of heuchera\, epimedium\, tiarella\, ferns\, perennials and shrubs\, big and small. Anchoring evergreens are found along pebbled stone paths and stairs. (These stairs do not have railings so care must betaken) Beds encircle the front and back lawns where a small pergola sports more shade perennials. A lovely garden developed over twenty years of learning. Washington\, CT \nHollister House Garden — an American interpretation of classic English gardens: formal in its structure but informal and rather wild in its style of planting. Begun in 1979\, the garden since that time has evolved into a unique synthesis of the formal and the natural\, with paths\, walls and hedges forming a magnificent backdrop to the garden’s exuberant plantings. 300 Nettleton Hollow Road\, Washington\, CT \nAdvance Reservations for all five gardens is $40\, available until 4 pm on September 6. Individual gardens may be visited on the day of the tour $10 per person cash.  The event will take place rain or shine. \nClick for reservations. \nMeraki’s food truck will be on site at Hollister House Garden from 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Restroom facilities are available at Hollister House Garden only. \nHollister House Garden is a non-profit corporation and a Preservation Partner of the Garden Conservancy\, whose mission is to identify and preserve important private gardens across America for the education and enjoyment of the public. In 2010 Hollister House achieved its prestigious listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The property has also been named a Town Landmark Site by the Town of Washington. \nHollister House Garden is open to visitors through October 11th. Wednesday and Friday hours are 1-4PM and Saturdays 10-4PM. Directions to the garden’s 300 Nettleton Hollow Road location are also available on the website. Contact: Pamela Moffett\, 860-868-2200 office@hollisterhousegarden.org
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SUMMARY:Essex Winter Series 2025 Season
DESCRIPTION:April 6\, 2025 at Valley Regional High School: The EWS season closes with a gathering of eight EWS Emerging Artist alumni who will join incoming Artistic Director and flutist Tara Helen O’Connor to celebrate retiring Artistic Director Mihae Lee’s 15 years of beautiful music and community outreach with Essex Winter Series. \nConcerts begin at 3 pm and are general admission. Adult tickets are $45; Student tickets are only $5. For tickets visit www.essexwinterseries.com or call 860-272-4572. For all our venues\, parking\, entry and seating accessibility is available. \nOur 2025 season is generously sponsored by ASP Trust. Concerts are sponsored by BrandTech Scientific\, Clark Group\, Essex Financial Services\, Essex Meadows\, Essex Savings Bank\, Jeffrey N. Mehler CFP LLC\, and Tower Laboratories. Masonicare at Chester Village is a piano sponsor and WSHU is the media sponsor. We also gratefully acknowledge the support for our mission of concerts and community outreach received in part through grant funding by the Community Foundation of Middlesex County\, Connecticut Office of the Arts/DECD\, Essex Community Fund\, Essex Savings Bank CIP\, and The Kitchings Family Foundation. \nVenues vary for each concert. Click for details and to purchase tickets.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/essex-winter-series-2025-season/
LOCATION:Various Locations
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SUMMARY:FREE Community Concerts in Old Lyme with Musical Masterworks
DESCRIPTION:It’s the most wonderful time of the year and Musical Masterworks is helping you kick off this festive season with TWO FREE community concerts in November! The FREE concerts feature Musical Masterworks’ Ensemble-in-Residence\, Decoda\, an affiliate ensemble of Carnegie Hall. \nSaturday\, November 23\, 2024 at 2:30 pm\nInteractive Family Concert\nPhoebe Griffin Noyes Library\n2 Library Lane in Old Lyme \nKids and adults\, join Decoda for an afternoon of creative exploration and musical adventures inspired by folk music from various countries! All you’ll need is your imagination and your listening ears to have a lot of musical fun with the violin\, viola\, cello\, and bass. There will be a hands-on time for children with all the instruments! \nSunday\, November 24\, 2024 at 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm\nCommon Threads: Tracing Tradition through the Sounds of Folk Music\nSaint Ann’s Episcopal Church of Old Lyme\n82 Shore Road in Old Lyme \nThe artists of Decoda will perform a formal concert featuring the music of composers inspired by folk traditions: Anton Arensky\, Ernö Dohnányi\, George and Edgar Meyer\, and more.  Stick around after the concert for a reception to meet some of the artists. \nWant more?  Don’t miss their Musical Masterworks’ December main series concerts on December 7th and 8th when Edward Arron\, cellist and previous Artistic Director of Musical Masterworks\, will be back on stage to delight concertgoers.
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SUMMARY:TBBCF's 19th Annual Walk for a Cure
DESCRIPTION:The Annual Walk for a Cure is the signature fundraising event for the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation (TBBCF). TBBCF’s mission is to donate 100 % of gross fundraising dollars to breast cancer research. Walkers can choose to walk a full (26.2 miles) marathon\, a half (13.1 miles) marathon\, a quarter (6.55 miles) marathon or a 5K (3.1 miles) either in-person on Saturday\, October 5\, 2024 in southeastern CT\, or virtually from anywhere and on any date that they choose. Volunteers are also needed – various jobs available.  $30 Registration fee —  click to register and for more information. \nOpening Ceremony begins at 6:40am with the In-Person full marathoners in Old Saybrook at the Vicki G. Duffy Pavilion at 155 College St. The half marathon begins in East Lyme at 8 Capital Dr at 10am and the quarter marathon begins at the Niantic Baptist Church at 443 Main St\, Niantic at 1pm. The 5K takes place within Camp Harkness at 301 Great Neck Rd\, Waterford with flexible start between 1:30-2:30pm. The finish line for all of the in-person walkers is at Camp Harkness in Waterford. Closing ceremonies take place at Camp Harkness at 3:45pm.  We would love to have you join us as a walker or volunteer!
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LOCATION:Various Locations
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SUMMARY:Connecticut Open House Day
DESCRIPTION:It’s the 20th anniversary of Connecticut Open House Day! That’s twenty years of celebrating the unique array of attractions that make the state so special. \nBeer and wine tastings. Incredible art exhibitions. Family fun experiences. Scenic boat and trolley rides. Behind-the-scenes tours. These are just a few of the activities that Connecticut residents and families can enjoy on Connecticut Open House Day\, Saturday\, June 8\, 2024. \nMore than 200 tourism attractions across the state\, including museums\, arts and cultural venues\, historical sites\, farms and restaurants\, will welcome visitors with free or discounted admission or special offers. \nClick to discover this year’s lineup.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/connecticut-open-house-day/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240601
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240617
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SUMMARY:CT Early Music Festival
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy World-Class Music Without Leaving the Shoreline! \nDon’t miss the 2024 CT Early Music Festival from June 1 – June 16 across Chester\, Old Lyme\, Niantic\, New London\, and Stonington. \nExperience enchanting works by Bach\, Mozart\, Handel\, Barbara Strozzi\, Francesca Caccini\, and more. Whether you come to one\, three\, or all six concerts\, you’ll be captivated by the timeless beauty of early music. Concerts are 5pm on Saturday and Sunday\, June 1-June 16. \nDon’t miss this chance to enjoy exceptional music in picturesque settings. \nLocations:  \nSt. Anne’s Church\, Old Lyme.\nLa Grua Center\, Stonington\nChester Meeting House\nHarkness Chapel and Evans Hall\, Connecticut College \nClick for tickets!
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LOCATION:Various Locations
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221112
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SUMMARY:Shoreline Arts Alliance Presents Shoreline Arts Trail’s Upcoming Open Studios
DESCRIPTION:Shoreline Arts Trail’s once a year Open Studios Weekend is right around the corner! You can visit the private studios of professional artists and craftspeople in Guilford\, Madison\, and Branford. See the artistry of approximately 40 local\, award-winning artists working in paint\, jewelry\, sculpture\, paper\, collage\, fiber\, glass\, photography and pottery. \nFor the latest information on Open Studios and related events: shorelineartstrail.com
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LOCATION:Various Locations
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221008T100000
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SUMMARY:Haddam Historical Society Fall House Tour
DESCRIPTION:Haddam Historical Society Fall House Tour\, October 8\, 2022\, 10 am to 4 pm \nContact: Elizabeth Malloy\, 860-345-2400\, director@haddamhistory.org\, www.haddamhistory.org \nOn Saturday\, October 8\, 2022 the Haddam Historical Society will host “Fresh Faces\, Old Places: The Next Generation of Historic House Owners” from 10 am to 4 pm. Visit and tour six architecturally distinct properties in Haddam and Higganum which are loved and respected by their owners\, who range from young families to tech-savvy entrepreneurs.   All six homes offer a fascinating look at how this next generation of old house champions has found beauty and tranquility in our town’s important historic structures\, while balancing careful restoration and/or preservation of historic elements with modern needs and lifestyles. Join us for a look at seamlessly blending the old with the new\, to learn more about the history connecting back to some of our earliest Haddam families\, and to see how old houses can be a wonderful place to call home.  \nHouses on the tour include the Stephen Smith House (c. 1720) on Jacoby Road\, Caleb Bailey House (c.1755) on Thayer Road\, Samuel Bailey House (c.1870) on Landing Road\, James Cone House (c.1748) on Clark Road\, William Foote Brainerd House (c.1857) on Island Dock Road and the Tollhouse (c.1828) on Walkley Hill.  \nLunches from Cooking Company are available if ordered in advance and the Tour Headquarters is at Haddam Town Hall/Brainerd Academy at 21 Field Park Drive\, Haddam\, CT.  \nTickets are $35 in advance\, $40 day of the tour. Tickets are on sale at www.haddamhistory.org. For additional information call 860-345-2400. 
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/haddam-historical-society-fall-house-tour/
LOCATION:Various Locations
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