Greater Hartford Arts Council Calendar

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Hear about the travel adventures of Cedar Hill residents on this tour of the historic cemetery.

Journeys include Arctic expeditions, visits with Russian royalty, travels with a famous author, and more.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

The annual CARIBBEAN RUM & FOOD FESTIVAL is now in New Britain, Connecticut to be held Sunday, July 27, 2025 at the The Grand Alure Banquet Hall, 1375 East Street #Rear New Britain, CT 06053.

The showcase of Caribbean Rum, Cocktails, Food, Arts & Craft and live entertainment International artist.

21 + event and ID is required to enter.

Proceeds from this event benefits our disability kids program.

Ticket non-refundable

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

The Sacred Sisterhood

A space for women to gather and to be themselves, creating a community of space & compassion

With Jennifer Rowe, yoga teacher and group facilitator

Date and time: monthly, 6-7pm on the following dates: 

Friday, April 25 

Thursday, May 29 

Tuesday, June 24 

Monday, July 21

Friday, August 22 

Thursday, September 18

Monday, October 20 

Tuesday, November 18

Friday, December 19 

Offering a space for women to gather and to be themselves, creating a community of space and compassion. Together, we will explore our connection to ourselves and Mother Earth, while creating connections with each other. Each month, the circle will have a theme and offerings to match, including meditation, oracle cards, herbs, group circle, creative expression, yoga, music and singing, as well as, dance and movement. All offerings are optional, and all bodies, ages, and skills are welcome to share and learn alongside one another.

What participants should bring: If you have, bring a yoga mat, blocks, and bolsters. Some blankets and mats are available to borrow.  Also, bring a couple blankets for comfort, and a journal with colorful pens or drawing/coloring tools you prefer. Bring whatever is inside you – there is space for it all, with compassion.

Event Fee: $23 Please contact Jennifer if there is financial hardship-we do not want to turn anyone away. 

Payment link: Venmo @jenniferowe

Or use ticket link (https://www.vinegarandlove.com//_paylink/AZWr98KF) 

To ensure the comfort and good space for everyone, please RSVP. 

For RSVP or for questions contact Jennifer: 860-978-8773 or breatheinyoga@myyahoo.com

Bio: Jennifer is a newly certified yoga teacher, 200hr RYT., and group circle facilitator. She is also enrolled in meditation teacher training, and women wellness facilitator training courses. She also started Let it Go to Seed, a perennial plant company, and Vinegar & Love, an all-natural cleaning product company. She enjoys studying and sharing wellness, nutrition, herbs, meditation, and realizing all things that bring inner joy and balance.

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Spiritual Support Group

Get grounded, feed your soul, and express yourself in a safe & supportive environment

With Ryan Drodz, Reiki Master & Sound Healer

Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month starting May 27th from 7pm-8:30pm 

If you are seeking support on your spiritual path, craving authentic connection, and need a space to speak your truth, look no further! Ryan will open each group with a brief sound meditation to help participants get grounded, then share his own spiritual experiences, struggles, and self-expression practices. This group is held in an open forum style. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences, challenges, and joys with no pressure to do so. Sharing within the group is optional.

Ryan wishes to serve others walking a spiritual path after hearing similar struggles from others on their journey. Please read through the group rules before attending. These rules must be honored to provide safety, common ground, and respect for other participants.  

Is this group right for you? Read the below and if you agree to the below then this may be the right group for you:

1. Spiritual Support Groups are confidential–what is shared in the group stays within the group. Do not share names, stories, and details about attendees outside of a group that could be used to identify them. This is a safe space that encourages vulnerability, authentic expression, and spiritual growth.

2. The group is held in an open forum style. If you would like to speak, limit responses to 3-5 minutes to allow everyone a chance to speak. Refrain from crosstalk and talking over others. Discrimination and rudeness will not be tolerated in this group.

3. Offering genuine support and encouragement is highly recommended! Keep in mind that each person's spiritual journey is unique. I encourage you to share your journey and refraining from offering unsolicited advice to others. We do not “should” on others within the group because this is disempowering. For example, “You should do this, say this, try this” is not allowed.

What participants should bring: An open heart, mind, and the courage to express what may be dimming your inner light. 

Event Fee: $20 suggested donation.

PLEASE RSVP:  https://soundslikerad.setmore.com/book

For Questions: radliving13@gmail.com

Bio: Ryan has struggled with depression and undiagnosed chronic pain for years which led him to do much inner work. During this journey, he learned to identify ego vs soul and to trust his heart’s intuition over thoughts created by the mind. Ryan is a Reiki Master, Sound Healer, RYT-200, and eternal student.

Website: soundslikerad.com

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

The Lewis Walpole Library's latest exhibition has been curated by Alison FitzGerald, Associate Professor in the Department of History, Maynooth University, Ireland. Open Wednesdays 2-4:30 pm and other times by appointment. On view March 5 through August 22, 2025.

This exhibition explores the range of spectacular shows that were offered to the fee-paying public in Georgian London, from exhibitions of paintings, to scientific demonstrations, to the display of wondrous animals. The exhibition primarily focuses on images drawn from the extensive collections at the Lewis Walpole Library that announce, depict and satirize what people paid to gaze at. It will consider how derogatory ideas about spectacle were expressed in caricatures and political discourse.

Details at https://walpole.library.yale.edu/programs/exhibitions#Current%20exhibit

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Enjoy an evening of music with Ali Kat & The Revelators.

The band brings together funk, soul, and rock n’ roll for a fun, funky, high-energy musical experience that you won’t soon forget!

Singer-songwriter Ali Kat is known for her uniquely soulful sound, powerful vocals, and infectious personality. The Revelators feature a strong backline, groovy guitar licks, and a unique assortment of brass, wind, and percussive instruments.

Ali Kat & The Revelators will have you on your feet with their fresh originals and crowd-pleasing covers.

Bring blankets, chairs, and picnic dinners for a night to remember. The concert will be held on the sprawling lawn between the Garden and Cedar Mausoleums.

This free event is made possible through the generous support of the Evelyn W. Preston Memorial Trust Fund, Bank of America, N. A., Trustee.

(Rain Date: Saturday, July 26, 6:00 pm)

The Hartford Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to welcome renowned singer-songwriter Ben Folds to the Talcott Mountain Music Festival! This collaboration promises a unique fusion of Fold’s dynamic piano compositions and the HSO’s rich orchestral sounds. Don’t miss this extraordinary musical experience under the stars!

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

The Lewis Walpole Library's latest exhibition has been curated by Alison FitzGerald, Associate Professor in the Department of History, Maynooth University, Ireland. Open Wednesdays 2-4:30 pm and other times by appointment. On view March 5 through August 22, 2025.

This exhibition explores the range of spectacular shows that were offered to the fee-paying public in Georgian London, from exhibitions of paintings, to scientific demonstrations, to the display of wondrous animals. The exhibition primarily focuses on images drawn from the extensive collections at the Lewis Walpole Library that announce, depict and satirize what people paid to gaze at. It will consider how derogatory ideas about spectacle were expressed in caricatures and political discourse.

Details at https://walpole.library.yale.edu/programs/exhibitions#Current%20exhibit

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Do you have a 2nd-8th grade daughter, granddaughter or niece?  

Miss Porter's School is excited to launch Daisy Days, our new day camp for girls entering grades 3-5, from June 23 - August 1, 2025. Designed to be full of joy and discovery, this day camp helps girls find their confidence to be their unique, authentic selves while having a ton of summer fun. Join us as we explore music and dance during Swiftie Summer, expand our imaginations during Enchanted Explorers, or be our authentic selves during Bee Brilliant! Campers will spend their days participating in engaging activities, meeting special guests, building their confidence, learning new skills and on Wednesdays, campers will venture off campus for exciting and enriching field trips. We offer extended care in the morning and afternoons for families requiring additional flexibility and extended fun! Learn more here and sign up to receive the opportunity to register early. Registration opens for the general public at 6am on January 15, 2025.

Early bird registration is officially open for Summer in Farmington 2025, our residential camp for middle school girls entering grades 6 through 9 in the fall of 2025. We are so excited to bring back some of our campers’ favorite sessions and activities in addition to the new program offerings that we know our campers are sure to love! Campers can choose to work intensively on their leadership skills through the Sarah Porter Leadership Institute, work towards making positive change in their communities through the ChangeMaker’s Institute, or gain specialized content knowledge and skills through one of our three Institutes run in partnership with Miss Porter’s School academic departments. In addition to their core experience, campers will participate in other exciting and fun activities during afternoons and evenings. Dates, prices, and details can be found here. Spaces fill up quickly so don't wait!

With two different camps and a variety of exciting program options, summer at Porter’s will offer an enriching, defining experience for any girl entering grades 3 through 9 in the fall of 2025!

Come enjoy an evening on the farm Fridays in August with live music, food truck, adult beverages, cut your own flowers, cornhole, sunset and more.

Free admission, free parking.

Bring your own chair.

No outside food or beverage permitted.

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Mending the Sacred Hoop Monthly Drum Circle

A Shamanic Drum Circle for all levels

Co-led by Ryan Drodz from Sounds Like Rad & Marie Goodine (Red Hawk Medicine Woman) from Rising Wings Counseling & Wellness Services

Every first Sunday from 1-2:30pm starting May 4, 2025 (no circle in April).

Through the rhythm of our sacred drums we will restore the heartbeat of the sacred Mother Earth by invoking the wisdom and medicine of our collective ancestors. We will also focus on connecting to the healing energy within ourselves to share with our community.

What to bring: Drum or rattle (some will be provided).

Fee: $10 suggested donation. Donations of any amount are appreciated!

RSVP preferred but walk ins welcome RSVP: 203-909-6871 or email: risingmywings@gmail.com

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Monday thru Friday, August 4-8, 9 AM to 12 PM daily.

Children entering grades 3-6 will explore Windsor history while having fun in a historical setting! Learn about Windsor’s people and their stories while “doing” history! Daily program themes build an understanding of Windsor’s diverse history from earliest times to the present day.

Monday, August 4, The Quill is Mightier Than the Sword. Few things are as important to human history as the written word. Students will make their own ink, practice writing with a quill, and bind their own book using 18th-century techniques.

Tuesday, August 5, Fantastic Fibers. If life is a tapestry, let’s weave it together! Part science, part art, textile work has been integral to cultures across the world. Students spin, weave, and dye fabric with plants from our garden.

Wednesday, August 6, Set in Stone. Explore ancient Palisado Cemetery. Meet the residents, unearth the histories, and discover the artistic motifs of the past. Students create a ‘death head’ stamp based off the carvings they spotted among the stones.

Thursday, August 7, Through the Lens of Time. A large part of Windsor Historical Society’s collection is the historic photo collection. In this program students look at unique pieces from the collection, discover different photography methods throughout history, try their hands at cyanotypes, and make a camera obscura.

Friday, August 8, Clay Creations. Windsor is a town built on clay, literally. Students get their hands dirty, process some clay, make bricks, clay dye a shirt, and understand the many ways Windsor’s people worked and lived in the past!

Registration required by July 28th. $40 for one day or $160 for the week. 

Monday thru Friday, August 4-8, 9 AM to 12 PM daily.

Children entering grades 3-6 will explore Windsor history while having fun in a historical setting! Learn about Windsor’s people and their stories while “doing” history! Daily program themes build an understanding of Windsor’s diverse history from earliest times to the present day.

Monday, August 4, The Quill is Mightier Than the Sword. Few things are as important to human history as the written word. Students will make their own ink, practice writing with a quill, and bind their own book using 18th-century techniques.

Tuesday, August 5, Fantastic Fibers. If life is a tapestry, let’s weave it together! Part science, part art, textile work has been integral to cultures across the world. Students spin, weave, and dye fabric with plants from our garden.

Wednesday, August 6, Set in Stone. Explore ancient Palisado Cemetery. Meet the residents, unearth the histories, and discover the artistic motifs of the past. Students create a ‘death head’ stamp based off the carvings they spotted among the stones.

Thursday, August 7, Through the Lens of Time. A large part of Windsor Historical Society’s collection is the historic photo collection. In this program students look at unique pieces from the collection, discover different photography methods throughout history, try their hands at cyanotypes, and make a camera obscura.

Friday, August 8, Clay Creations. Windsor is a town built on clay, literally. Students get their hands dirty, process some clay, make bricks, clay dye a shirt, and understand the many ways Windsor’s people worked and lived in the past!

Registration required by July 28th. $40 for one day or $160 for the week. 

Monday thru Friday, August 4-8, 9 AM to 12 PM daily.

Children entering grades 3-6 will explore Windsor history while having fun in a historical setting! Learn about Windsor’s people and their stories while “doing” history! Daily program themes build an understanding of Windsor’s diverse history from earliest times to the present day.

Monday, August 4, The Quill is Mightier Than the Sword. Few things are as important to human history as the written word. Students will make their own ink, practice writing with a quill, and bind their own book using 18th-century techniques.

Tuesday, August 5, Fantastic Fibers. If life is a tapestry, let’s weave it together! Part science, part art, textile work has been integral to cultures across the world. Students spin, weave, and dye fabric with plants from our garden.

Wednesday, August 6, Set in Stone. Explore ancient Palisado Cemetery. Meet the residents, unearth the histories, and discover the artistic motifs of the past. Students create a ‘death head’ stamp based off the carvings they spotted among the stones.

Thursday, August 7, Through the Lens of Time. A large part of Windsor Historical Society’s collection is the historic photo collection. In this program students look at unique pieces from the collection, discover different photography methods throughout history, try their hands at cyanotypes, and make a camera obscura.

Friday, August 8, Clay Creations. Windsor is a town built on clay, literally. Students get their hands dirty, process some clay, make bricks, clay dye a shirt, and understand the many ways Windsor’s people worked and lived in the past!

Registration required by July 28th. $40 for one day or $160 for the week. 

The Lewis Walpole Library's latest exhibition has been curated by Alison FitzGerald, Associate Professor in the Department of History, Maynooth University, Ireland. Open Wednesdays 2-4:30 pm and other times by appointment. On view March 5 through August 22, 2025.

This exhibition explores the range of spectacular shows that were offered to the fee-paying public in Georgian London, from exhibitions of paintings, to scientific demonstrations, to the display of wondrous animals. The exhibition primarily focuses on images drawn from the extensive collections at the Lewis Walpole Library that announce, depict and satirize what people paid to gaze at. It will consider how derogatory ideas about spectacle were expressed in caricatures and political discourse.

Details at https://walpole.library.yale.edu/programs/exhibitions#Current%20exhibit

Monday thru Friday, August 4-8, 9 AM to 12 PM daily.

Children entering grades 3-6 will explore Windsor history while having fun in a historical setting! Learn about Windsor’s people and their stories while “doing” history! Daily program themes build an understanding of Windsor’s diverse history from earliest times to the present day.

Monday, August 4, The Quill is Mightier Than the Sword. Few things are as important to human history as the written word. Students will make their own ink, practice writing with a quill, and bind their own book using 18th-century techniques.

Tuesday, August 5, Fantastic Fibers. If life is a tapestry, let’s weave it together! Part science, part art, textile work has been integral to cultures across the world. Students spin, weave, and dye fabric with plants from our garden.

Wednesday, August 6, Set in Stone. Explore ancient Palisado Cemetery. Meet the residents, unearth the histories, and discover the artistic motifs of the past. Students create a ‘death head’ stamp based off the carvings they spotted among the stones.

Thursday, August 7, Through the Lens of Time. A large part of Windsor Historical Society’s collection is the historic photo collection. In this program students look at unique pieces from the collection, discover different photography methods throughout history, try their hands at cyanotypes, and make a camera obscura.

Friday, August 8, Clay Creations. Windsor is a town built on clay, literally. Students get their hands dirty, process some clay, make bricks, clay dye a shirt, and understand the many ways Windsor’s people worked and lived in the past!

Registration required by July 28th. $40 for one day or $160 for the week. 

Welcome to the Charhause Slightly Silent Book Club!

Come join us at 299 Boston Turnpike for a cozy evening of reading and discussions. Our book club is all about enjoying literature in a relaxed setting. Whether you're a bookworm or just looking to try something new, this event is perfect for all levels of readers.

Grab your favorite book, settle in with a warm drink, and get ready to dive into the world of words. We'll have quiet reading time followed by lively conversations about our chosen books. It's a great way to meet fellow book lovers and discover new stories.

So mark your calendar and make some time for yourself at the Charhause Slightly Silent Book Club. We can't wait to see you there!

Discover the history and beauty of Cedar Hill Cemetery on this tour showcasing some of its most celebrated residents and renowned monuments.

Learn about General Griffin Stedman, John Pierpont Morgan, Katharine Hepburn and more. Participants will enjoy watching the sun set during the walk.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

Monday thru Friday, August 4-8, 9 AM to 12 PM daily.

Children entering grades 3-6 will explore Windsor history while having fun in a historical setting! Learn about Windsor’s people and their stories while “doing” history! Daily program themes build an understanding of Windsor’s diverse history from earliest times to the present day.

Monday, August 4, The Quill is Mightier Than the Sword. Few things are as important to human history as the written word. Students will make their own ink, practice writing with a quill, and bind their own book using 18th-century techniques.

Tuesday, August 5, Fantastic Fibers. If life is a tapestry, let’s weave it together! Part science, part art, textile work has been integral to cultures across the world. Students spin, weave, and dye fabric with plants from our garden.

Wednesday, August 6, Set in Stone. Explore ancient Palisado Cemetery. Meet the residents, unearth the histories, and discover the artistic motifs of the past. Students create a ‘death head’ stamp based off the carvings they spotted among the stones.

Thursday, August 7, Through the Lens of Time. A large part of Windsor Historical Society’s collection is the historic photo collection. In this program students look at unique pieces from the collection, discover different photography methods throughout history, try their hands at cyanotypes, and make a camera obscura.

Friday, August 8, Clay Creations. Windsor is a town built on clay, literally. Students get their hands dirty, process some clay, make bricks, clay dye a shirt, and understand the many ways Windsor’s people worked and lived in the past!

Registration required by July 28th. $40 for one day or $160 for the week. 

Come enjoy an evening on the farm Fridays in August with live music, food truck, adult beverages, cut your own flowers, cornhole, sunset and more.

Free admission, free parking.

Bring your own chair.

No outside food or beverage permitted.

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Learn about Cedar Hill residents who once held positions of national importance from Secretaries of the Navy to Commissioner of Education and Ministers to Russia.

Foundation Director Beverly Lucas leads this tour focused on men who served the U. S. government, many at the request of the sitting president.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

Join us for a weekend of celebrating summer with local artisans, live music , food trucks and more.

Also enjoy the grand opening of our cut your own flower garden!

Free Admission. Free Parking

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Join us for a weekend of celebrating summer with local artisans, live music , food trucks and more.

Also enjoy the grand opening of our cut your own flower garden!

Free Admission. Free Parking

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Spiritual Support Group

Get grounded, feed your soul, and express yourself in a safe & supportive environment

With Ryan Drodz, Reiki Master & Sound Healer

Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month starting May 27th from 7pm-8:30pm 

If you are seeking support on your spiritual path, craving authentic connection, and need a space to speak your truth, look no further! Ryan will open each group with a brief sound meditation to help participants get grounded, then share his own spiritual experiences, struggles, and self-expression practices. This group is held in an open forum style. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences, challenges, and joys with no pressure to do so. Sharing within the group is optional.

Ryan wishes to serve others walking a spiritual path after hearing similar struggles from others on their journey. Please read through the group rules before attending. These rules must be honored to provide safety, common ground, and respect for other participants.  

Is this group right for you? Read the below and if you agree to the below then this may be the right group for you:

1. Spiritual Support Groups are confidential–what is shared in the group stays within the group. Do not share names, stories, and details about attendees outside of a group that could be used to identify them. This is a safe space that encourages vulnerability, authentic expression, and spiritual growth.

2. The group is held in an open forum style. If you would like to speak, limit responses to 3-5 minutes to allow everyone a chance to speak. Refrain from crosstalk and talking over others. Discrimination and rudeness will not be tolerated in this group.

3. Offering genuine support and encouragement is highly recommended! Keep in mind that each person's spiritual journey is unique. I encourage you to share your journey and refraining from offering unsolicited advice to others. We do not “should” on others within the group because this is disempowering. For example, “You should do this, say this, try this” is not allowed.

What participants should bring: An open heart, mind, and the courage to express what may be dimming your inner light. 

Event Fee: $20 suggested donation.

PLEASE RSVP:  https://soundslikerad.setmore.com/book

For Questions: radliving13@gmail.com

Bio: Ryan has struggled with depression and undiagnosed chronic pain for years which led him to do much inner work. During this journey, he learned to identify ego vs soul and to trust his heart’s intuition over thoughts created by the mind. Ryan is a Reiki Master, Sound Healer, RYT-200, and eternal student.

Website: soundslikerad.com

The Lewis Walpole Library's latest exhibition has been curated by Alison FitzGerald, Associate Professor in the Department of History, Maynooth University, Ireland. Open Wednesdays 2-4:30 pm and other times by appointment. On view March 5 through August 22, 2025.

This exhibition explores the range of spectacular shows that were offered to the fee-paying public in Georgian London, from exhibitions of paintings, to scientific demonstrations, to the display of wondrous animals. The exhibition primarily focuses on images drawn from the extensive collections at the Lewis Walpole Library that announce, depict and satirize what people paid to gaze at. It will consider how derogatory ideas about spectacle were expressed in caricatures and political discourse.

Details at https://walpole.library.yale.edu/programs/exhibitions#Current%20exhibit

Come enjoy an evening on the farm Fridays in August with live music, food truck, adult beverages, cut your own flowers, cornhole, sunset and more.

Free admission, free parking.

Bring your own chair.

No outside food or beverage permitted.

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

PLAZA SUITE - Written By Neil Simon

Hilarity abounds in this portrait of three couples successively occupying a suite at The Plaza. A suburban couple take the suite while their house is being painted and it turns out to be the one in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before and was yesterday the anniversary, or is it today? This wry tale of marriage in tatters is followed by the exploits of a Hollywood producer who, after three marriages, is looking for fresh fields. He calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little sexual diversion. Over the years she has idolized him from afar and is now more than the match he bargained for. The last couple is a mother and father fighting about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where guests await her or as Mother yells, "I want you to come out of that bathroom and get married!"

Meet the extraordinary women of Cedar Hill Cemetery who inspire with their stories of purpose and engagement, compassion and generosity, and strength and determination.

Hear the stories of Isabella Beecher Hooker, Anne Tracy Morgan, Josephine Day Bennett and more.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

The Lewis Walpole Library's latest exhibition has been curated by Alison FitzGerald, Associate Professor in the Department of History, Maynooth University, Ireland. Open Wednesdays 2-4:30 pm and other times by appointment. On view March 5 through August 22, 2025.

This exhibition explores the range of spectacular shows that were offered to the fee-paying public in Georgian London, from exhibitions of paintings, to scientific demonstrations, to the display of wondrous animals. The exhibition primarily focuses on images drawn from the extensive collections at the Lewis Walpole Library that announce, depict and satirize what people paid to gaze at. It will consider how derogatory ideas about spectacle were expressed in caricatures and political discourse.

Details at https://walpole.library.yale.edu/programs/exhibitions#Current%20exhibit

Join us for the comedy-drama, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, starring Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Sidney Poitier, and Katharine Houghton.

In this award-winning film (1967), a white couple are forced to confront their beliefs when their daughter introduces them to her Black fiancé.

Bring a blanket or chair and your favorite candy for a movie under the stars.

The movie will be shown on an outdoor screen on the sprawling lawn between the Garden and Cedar Mausoleums.

(Rain Date: Thursday, August 28, 7:30 pm)

Come enjoy an evening on the farm Fridays in August with live music, food truck, adult beverages, cut your own flowers, cornhole, sunset and more.

Free admission, free parking.

Bring your own chair.

No outside food or beverage permitted.

The Sacred Sisterhood

A space for women to gather and to be themselves, creating a community of space & compassion

With Jennifer Rowe, yoga teacher and group facilitator

Date and time: monthly, 6-7pm on the following dates: 

Friday, April 25 

Thursday, May 29 

Tuesday, June 24 

Monday, July 21

Friday, August 22 

Thursday, September 18

Monday, October 20 

Tuesday, November 18

Friday, December 19 

Offering a space for women to gather and to be themselves, creating a community of space and compassion. Together, we will explore our connection to ourselves and Mother Earth, while creating connections with each other. Each month, the circle will have a theme and offerings to match, including meditation, oracle cards, herbs, group circle, creative expression, yoga, music and singing, as well as, dance and movement. All offerings are optional, and all bodies, ages, and skills are welcome to share and learn alongside one another.

What participants should bring: If you have, bring a yoga mat, blocks, and bolsters. Some blankets and mats are available to borrow.  Also, bring a couple blankets for comfort, and a journal with colorful pens or drawing/coloring tools you prefer. Bring whatever is inside you – there is space for it all, with compassion.

Event Fee: $23 Please contact Jennifer if there is financial hardship-we do not want to turn anyone away. 

Payment link: Venmo @jenniferowe

Or use ticket link (https://www.vinegarandlove.com//_paylink/AZWr98KF) 

To ensure the comfort and good space for everyone, please RSVP. 

For RSVP or for questions contact Jennifer: 860-978-8773 or breatheinyoga@myyahoo.com

Bio: Jennifer is a newly certified yoga teacher, 200hr RYT., and group circle facilitator. She is also enrolled in meditation teacher training, and women wellness facilitator training courses. She also started Let it Go to Seed, a perennial plant company, and Vinegar & Love, an all-natural cleaning product company. She enjoys studying and sharing wellness, nutrition, herbs, meditation, and realizing all things that bring inner joy and balance.

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Spiritual Support Group

Get grounded, feed your soul, and express yourself in a safe & supportive environment

With Ryan Drodz, Reiki Master & Sound Healer

Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month starting May 27th from 7pm-8:30pm 

If you are seeking support on your spiritual path, craving authentic connection, and need a space to speak your truth, look no further! Ryan will open each group with a brief sound meditation to help participants get grounded, then share his own spiritual experiences, struggles, and self-expression practices. This group is held in an open forum style. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences, challenges, and joys with no pressure to do so. Sharing within the group is optional.

Ryan wishes to serve others walking a spiritual path after hearing similar struggles from others on their journey. Please read through the group rules before attending. These rules must be honored to provide safety, common ground, and respect for other participants.  

Is this group right for you? Read the below and if you agree to the below then this may be the right group for you:

1. Spiritual Support Groups are confidential–what is shared in the group stays within the group. Do not share names, stories, and details about attendees outside of a group that could be used to identify them. This is a safe space that encourages vulnerability, authentic expression, and spiritual growth.

2. The group is held in an open forum style. If you would like to speak, limit responses to 3-5 minutes to allow everyone a chance to speak. Refrain from crosstalk and talking over others. Discrimination and rudeness will not be tolerated in this group.

3. Offering genuine support and encouragement is highly recommended! Keep in mind that each person's spiritual journey is unique. I encourage you to share your journey and refraining from offering unsolicited advice to others. We do not “should” on others within the group because this is disempowering. For example, “You should do this, say this, try this” is not allowed.

What participants should bring: An open heart, mind, and the courage to express what may be dimming your inner light. 

Event Fee: $20 suggested donation.

PLEASE RSVP:  https://soundslikerad.setmore.com/book

For Questions: radliving13@gmail.com

Bio: Ryan has struggled with depression and undiagnosed chronic pain for years which led him to do much inner work. During this journey, he learned to identify ego vs soul and to trust his heart’s intuition over thoughts created by the mind. Ryan is a Reiki Master, Sound Healer, RYT-200, and eternal student.

Website: soundslikerad.com

Thomas Patch: Artist and Entrepreneur in Eighteenth-Century Florence

Curated by Hugh Belsey, Independent Scholar

Known primarily as a caricature artist, Thomas Patch (1725-1782) in fact engaged in a much wider array of activities. He was a landscape painter, experimental printmaker, and a dealer of antiquities and old master paintings. He was also among the first scholars of early Renaissance art. This exhibition will explore the many aspects of Patch’s art, life, and associations with the British community of diplomats, tourists, artists, and collectors in Italy. 

Join renowned naturalist John Himmelman for an enchanting summer evening of insect soundscapes. Discover the hidden world of night-singing insects as you learn about their fascinating behaviors and ecological significance.

●       Expert-led presentation

●       Live, guided listening session under the stars

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Thomas Patch: Artist and Entrepreneur in Eighteenth-Century Florence

Curated by Hugh Belsey, Independent Scholar

Known primarily as a caricature artist, Thomas Patch (1725-1782) in fact engaged in a much wider array of activities. He was a landscape painter, experimental printmaker, and a dealer of antiquities and old master paintings. He was also among the first scholars of early Renaissance art. This exhibition will explore the many aspects of Patch’s art, life, and associations with the British community of diplomats, tourists, artists, and collectors in Italy. 

Explore Cedar Hill Cemetery while deciphering creative clues that direct you around the historic sections of the cemetery.

Teams of up to four people each compete in the hunt.

Once teams have collected all the clues, it’s time to solve the mystery. It’s a race to the finish, as prizes (and bragging rights) will be awarded to teams who solve the mystery the fastest.

Admission is $10.00/person. Advance reservations are required and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

Mending the Sacred Hoop Monthly Drum Circle

A Shamanic Drum Circle for all levels

Co-led by Ryan Drodz from Sounds Like Rad & Marie Goodine (Red Hawk Medicine Woman) from Rising Wings Counseling & Wellness Services

Every first Sunday from 1-2:30pm starting May 4, 2025 (no circle in April).

Through the rhythm of our sacred drums we will restore the heartbeat of the sacred Mother Earth by invoking the wisdom and medicine of our collective ancestors. We will also focus on connecting to the healing energy within ourselves to share with our community.

What to bring: Drum or rattle (some will be provided).

Fee: $10 suggested donation. Donations of any amount are appreciated!

RSVP preferred but walk ins welcome RSVP: 203-909-6871 or email: risingmywings@gmail.com

Spiritual Support Group

Get grounded, feed your soul, and express yourself in a safe & supportive environment

With Ryan Drodz, Reiki Master & Sound Healer

Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month starting May 27th from 7pm-8:30pm 

If you are seeking support on your spiritual path, craving authentic connection, and need a space to speak your truth, look no further! Ryan will open each group with a brief sound meditation to help participants get grounded, then share his own spiritual experiences, struggles, and self-expression practices. This group is held in an open forum style. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences, challenges, and joys with no pressure to do so. Sharing within the group is optional.

Ryan wishes to serve others walking a spiritual path after hearing similar struggles from others on their journey. Please read through the group rules before attending. These rules must be honored to provide safety, common ground, and respect for other participants.  

Is this group right for you? Read the below and if you agree to the below then this may be the right group for you:

1. Spiritual Support Groups are confidential–what is shared in the group stays within the group. Do not share names, stories, and details about attendees outside of a group that could be used to identify them. This is a safe space that encourages vulnerability, authentic expression, and spiritual growth.

2. The group is held in an open forum style. If you would like to speak, limit responses to 3-5 minutes to allow everyone a chance to speak. Refrain from crosstalk and talking over others. Discrimination and rudeness will not be tolerated in this group.

3. Offering genuine support and encouragement is highly recommended! Keep in mind that each person's spiritual journey is unique. I encourage you to share your journey and refraining from offering unsolicited advice to others. We do not “should” on others within the group because this is disempowering. For example, “You should do this, say this, try this” is not allowed.

What participants should bring: An open heart, mind, and the courage to express what may be dimming your inner light. 

Event Fee: $20 suggested donation.

PLEASE RSVP:  https://soundslikerad.setmore.com/book

For Questions: radliving13@gmail.com

Bio: Ryan has struggled with depression and undiagnosed chronic pain for years which led him to do much inner work. During this journey, he learned to identify ego vs soul and to trust his heart’s intuition over thoughts created by the mind. Ryan is a Reiki Master, Sound Healer, RYT-200, and eternal student.

Website: soundslikerad.com

Thomas Patch: Artist and Entrepreneur in Eighteenth-Century Florence

Curated by Hugh Belsey, Independent Scholar

Known primarily as a caricature artist, Thomas Patch (1725-1782) in fact engaged in a much wider array of activities. He was a landscape painter, experimental printmaker, and a dealer of antiquities and old master paintings. He was also among the first scholars of early Renaissance art. This exhibition will explore the many aspects of Patch’s art, life, and associations with the British community of diplomats, tourists, artists, and collectors in Italy. 

This fall, WORK_SPACE invites the community to celebrate the joy, inspiration, and connection that animals bring to our lives with "Reigning Cats & Dogs," an art exhibit running from October 3 to December 4, 2025. Inspired by cats, dogs, and other domesticated animals, this exhibit will highlight the deep connection between people and their pets. We’re thrilled to invite New England artists of all levels to submit up to three animal-inspired works by September 12th, 2025.

Exhibit Dates:            Friday, October 3 to Thursday, December 4, 2025   

Submission Deadline:     September 12th, 11:59p (online)

Submission Link:              https://forms.gle/zDDngX8LiRWDTZ7o7

Artwork Drop-off:            Friday 9/19 - Friday 9/26 (open weekdays 10am-4pm)

Opening Night:             Friday, October 3rd, 5:30-7:00p (Artist introductions at 6pm)

2nd Saturday Open Houses: Sat. October 11th and November 8th, 10a-2p

Artwork Pickup Dates: Thursday 12/4 - Friday 12/12 (weekdays 10am-4pm)

Learn about monument styles often found in 19th-century cemeteries such as Cedar Hill Cemetery.

From the sarcophagus to the obelisk, Celtic cross, pyramid and more, Ann Mione highlights the origin and significance of popular monument styles. And will share information about the lot owners who selected these magnificent memorials.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

Chickenstock Music Festival includes an awesome line up of bands, food trucks, wine & beer, farm activities all while you enjoy exploring beautiful Hein Farm.

This event benefits the CT Farmland Trust.

Tickets on Sale March 14th.

$25 Adult, $12 Child. $30 at the door i(if still available)

Music Line Up Belle of the Fall, Frank Viele and the Fallout, Steve Dunn, Kerri Powers, More TBA

Food Trucks:

Greenhouse Tavern, The Dawg Tour, The Mobile Bar serving craft beer, wine, cider and fun cocktails.

Activities: Cornhole, Cut Your Own Flower Garden, Hayrides, Farmstand, Bonfire and Haybale Toss contest with prizes.

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer