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This Month's Events

Wed 06

Exhibit: Celebrating Our Cultural Legacies: Fairfields Hungarian Community 12:00am @ Fairfield Museum & History Center

Opening reception for museum members: Thursday, October 29 at 7pm. Dynamic examples of Hungarian posters form a background for an exhibit that highlights...


Wed 06

Derby Anderson, Karin Hillmer and Hunter Palmer: 3 Views 09:00am @ Fairfield Public Library

On display in the Bruce S. Kershner Gallery are photographs taken by Derby Anderson, Karin Hillmer and Hunter Palmer.


Wed 06

January AM Tutor Training 09:35am @ Kensington Congregational Chr

Tutor Training will take place on all of the following dates: January 12, 15, 19, 22 (9:30AM-12PM). Preregistration is required. Please call 860-229-7323 or...


Wed 06

January PM Tutor Training 09:40am @ Southington High School

Tutor Training will take place on all of the following dates: 1/11, 13, 20, 25, 27, 2/1 (6-9PM). Preregistration is required. Please call 860-229-7323 or email...


Wed 06

Exhibition - F Luis Mora and the Expression of Beauty 10:00am @ Mattatuck Museum

Moraaes affectionate depictions of domestic life, picturesque landscapes, spirited genre scenes, and richly detailed, romanticized images of women from history...


Wed 06

Exhibition - Banding Together - the Story of the Naugatuck Valley Project 10:00am @ Mattatuck Museum

What happens when a group of churches, trade unions, and business and community groups band together to create jobs, affordable housing, and critical public and...


Wed 06

Celebrate the Season 10:00am @ Barnum Museum

The museum, including both the Wheeler and Iranistan period rooms, will be decorated for the Christmas season in styles reflective of the 19th Century. The displays demonstrate how the ideal of Christ


Wed 06

A Green Faire 10:00am @ The Bartlett Arboretum and Gardens

Please join us at The First Annual Green Faire for Fairfield County. Presented by Conscious Decisions, The Green Faire will be held at the Bartlett Arboretum...


Wed 06

~~Psychic Readings~~ 10:00am @ Gifts By Moonlight

Curious what the new year has to offer? ~A psychic reading can give you the insight into any situation you are concerned about. ~ $25.00 for 20 mins Gifts by Moonlight 4133 Whitney Ave Hamden, Ct


Wed 06

Celebrate the Season at the Barnum Museum 10:00am @ Barnum Museum

Chronicling the evolution of the Christmas celebration from 1850 through 1900, the Museum's period rooms will be decorated in typical 19th century style demonstrating how the ideal of Christmas b


Wed 06

Books 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

Hill-Stead's library contains over 3,300 volumes that belonged to the Popes, a self-educated, well-traveled American family whose reading spanned numerous disciplines and several genres.


Wed 06

Pulmonary Rehabilitation Education Series 11:00am @ Hungerford Diabetes Center

Location: Hungerford Center Conference Room Fee: Free


Wed 06

Objets D'Art 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

The collection of clocks, boxes and souvenirs on display feature American, European and Asian influences.


Wed 06

Furniture 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

Alfred and Ada Pope furnished Hill-Stead primarily with Chippendale-style, Federal-style and Empire pieces. The refinement and elegance of Hill-Stead's furnishings dramatically depart from the or


Wed 06

Paintings 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

On display at the museum are masterpieces by Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Mary Cassatt, James McNeill Whistler, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes and Eugene Carriere.


Wed 06

Decorative Arts 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

The ceramic, glass and silver objects at Hill-Stead reflect the Popes' extensive travel and their penchant for collecting from many cultures. The shapes, colors and placement of objects constitut


Wed 06

Prints 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

The Popes were influenced by the artistic trends of their day, including the etching fever that swept America and Europe in the late 1800s. They also were fascinated with all things Japanese, and avid


Wed 06

Rugs and Textiles 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

The most significant of Hill-Stead's 24 Oriental rugs range in age from mid-18th century to early 20th century. Three major types - Caucasian, Persian and Anatolian - come from an area between th


Wed 06

Sculpture 11:00am @ Hill-Stead Museum

This permanent collection features eight bronze sculptures by animalier Antoine-Louis Barye, a small plaster of Paris sculpture by A. Sterling Calder entitled 'Reclining Nude Figure,' and a


Wed 06

Teen Movie 01:00pm @ New Britain Public Library

For ages 13-17. Adults are welcome when accompanying teens. Call 860-224-3155 ext. 130 for film title.