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Backus Hospital, 326 Washington Steeet, Norwich, CT
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Union Baptist Church, 119 High Street, Mystic, CT
Monday night meeting of Al-Anon in Mystic
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Backus Hospital, 326 Washington Steeet, Norwich, CT
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
Monday & Friday and last Tuesday of the month; (860) 447-5230.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
Monday, Wed. and Friday; (860) 447-5230.
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Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center-Granato Senior Center, 27 Chase Street , Pawcatuck, CT
, 06379
Graceful Aging Yoga teaches a gentle series of small stretching movements to loosen the back, neck, shoulders and hip joints. Easy to learn breathing exercises, simple guided relaxation techniques and "eye strengtheners" relieve stress and fatigue, leaving you feeling refreshed and renewed.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight, for $2 with advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Mystic Seaport, Route 27, Mystic, CT
, 06355
Crack your first lobster claw of the season at Mystic Seaport’s Lobster Days during Memorial Day Weekend. Lobsters in the rough are served by the Rotary Club of Mystic. Proceeds from event are distributed to local charities. Museum admission plus price of food or visitors can purchase a special admission and food combo ticket; mysticseaport.org.
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Lyme Street Fire Station, 69 Lyme St., Old Lyme, CT
with Mr. William V. Appleby, Commander of American Legion Post #41 as Master of Ceremonies; 11 a.m., grand parade at the Lyme Street Fire Station and will proceed via Lyme Street and McCurdy Road to the Duck River Cemetery for a memorial service; (860) 434-5201.
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North Stonington Lions Memorial Day Parade, Main Street and Route 2, North Stonington, CT
, 06378
This year marks the 46th year that the North Stonington Lion’s Club has sponsored the Parade. Participants include the Wheeler Middle/High School Band, 5th CT Volunteer Infantry, VFW Spirit of 76, Post 8170, Nutmeg Volunteer Fife & Drum Corps, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, 4H Clubs, and the NS Little League. Also participating are the North Stonington Grange, North Stonington Garden Club, North Stonington Historical Society, North Stonington Senior Citizens Center, Church groups, local Fire Depts. and Ambulance Corps, Antique Auto’s, Lion’s Club Horse Drawn Float and other floats.
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Old Brick, 103 East Main Street, Clinton, CT
Sponsored by Clinton Historical Society.
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The Congregational Church of Salem, 244 Hartford Rd, Salem, CT
, 06420
in their Christian Education Building. Stratas (delicious egg and cheese bake, with and without sausage), Potatoes O’Brien, Country Ham, Pastries, Fruit, Yogurt, Cereal, Coffee and Juice will be served. Stay and watch the parade after breakfast. Cost is $7 per person. Kids 5 years and under are free. Proceeds will benefit the renovation fund for the Christian Community Center; (860) 859-1211.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
held the 4th Monday of the month; transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight, for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Union Baptist Church, 119 High Street, Mystic, CT
Overeaters Anonymous meeting Mondays 7 to 8 pm, Union Baptist Church Annex (upstairs)
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Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center, 109 Pequotsepos Road, Mystic, CT
led by DPNC educator/naturalists; hike at the Morgan Pond on Sandy Hollow Road in Ledyard; babies in front or back carriers welcome; a moderately difficult hike with a mix of flat and hilly sections at a moderate pace; steady rain cancels; free for members; $10 non-members; call to register (860) 536-1216.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
open play every Monday; (860) 441-6785.
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Stony Creek Memorail Day Parade, 146 Thimble Islands Rd, Stony Creek, CT
, 06405
The Stony Creek Memorial Day Parade, a tradition for over a hundred years, ceremonies begin at 8:00 a.m. on Monday May 28. Units form at 7:45 a.m. at the Stony Creek Green (Veterans Memorial Green. After a flag ceremony units step off to the Stony Creek Cemetery led by Branford Veterans organizations followed by a Stony Creek Veterans contingent. The parade is also composed of scouts, clergy, Stony Creek Fire Department and the Stony Creek Fife and Drum Corps and the general public. Please bring flowers to decorate the graves of veterans.
At the cemetery singing, prayers, roll call of veterans and the traditional Gettysburgh address by Stevie Consolo. There will be a gun salute and taps and a parade back to the Green.
The parade takes place rain or shine and has never been cancelled.
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Christ United Methodist Church, 200 Hazelnut Hill Rd., Groton, CT
Tuesdays
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
to remember those friends and relatives who have passed on; after a brief ceremony, butterflies will be released; (860) 447-5239.
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Hospice Southeastern Connecticut, 227 Dunham St., Norwich, CT
6-week groups starting May 8; free; call to register (860) 848-5699.
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Hospice Southeastern Connecticut, 227 Dunham St., Norwich, CT
for all ages; materials provided; call to register (860) 848-5699.
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Hospice Southeastern Connecticut, 227 Dunham St., Norwich, CT
4:30-5:15 p.m., pet therapy with therapy dogs; 5:30-6:15 p.m., expressive arts group with art therapist; for all ages; materials provided; call to register (860) 848-5699.
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Hospice Southeastern Connecticut, 227 Dunham St., Norwich, CT
materials provided; 6-week groups starting March 6 to April 10; call to register at (860) 848-5699.
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Waterford Public Library, 49 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
, 06385
Rated PG-13; 2011; The IMF is shut down when it's implicated in the bombing of the Kremlin, causing Ethan Hunt and his new team to go rogue to clear their organization's name; (860) 444-5805.
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United Congregational Church Pawcatuck, 9 Castle Hill Road, Pawcatuck, CT
park in the back.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
(860) 447-5230.
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All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 19 Jay St., New London, CT
open to those interested in developing mindfulness through meditation and dharma teachings; free; call Pamala Lewis, (860) 535-0339.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
Butterfly Memorial Ceremony for friends and relatives who have passed on; (860) 447-5230.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
8:30 a.m., Yoga (Tues.); 10 a.m., Yoga (Thurs.); 9 a.m., Health & Wellness; (860) 447-5230.
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Hospice Southeastern Connecticut, 227 Dunham St., Norwich, CT
6-week support groups starting May 8; free; call to register (860) 848-5699.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
open play every Tuesday; (860) 441-6785.
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Lymes Senior Center, 26 Town Woods Road, Old Lyme, CT
, 06371
Tuesdays; taught by DNA Yoga Solutions; free; (860) 434-4127.
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New London Library, 63 Huntington St, New London, CT
, 06320
The New London County chapter focuses on the following primary objectives: Gathering like-minded individuals in New London County to build community; communicate to local conservatives that they are not alone; reaching out to our neighbors to increase visibility; educate the public on the principles and values we represent; assist in the education and engagement of children and young people in
learning history; free, 708-638-7003.
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Westerly Library`, 44 Broad St., Westerly, RI
, 02891
Every Tuesday afternoon at 1 pm we show a film! All are welcome to attend. Note--these are not always rated PG, some are rated R!
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VFW Post 189, 110 Garfield Ave, New London, CT
, 06320
smoke-free bingo in our renovated hall; 5 p.m., doors open; 7 p.m., games start; handicapped accessible and open to the public; (860) 447-9059.
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Waterford Senior Services, 15 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
9 a.m., cribbage, strength I; 9:30 a.m., pitch games; 10:15 a.m., strength II; 11:30 a.m., healthy stretch; 11:45 a.m., cafe lunch with $2.50 donation and reservation; 12:30 p.m., pinochle; 1 p.m., PACE, beginners tai chi; 2:15 p.m., chair yoga; (860) 444-5839.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight, for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Enders Island, Father Joe Building, Mystic, CT
(860) 271-1123.
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Christ Methodist Church, 200 Hazelnut Hill Road, Groton, CT
, 06340
Al-Anon meeting.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
every Wednesday; transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Lymes Senior Center, 26 Town Woods Road, Old Lyme, CT
, 06371
a gentle yoga for good brain health; excellent for disabled/handicap/wheelchair-bound; taught by Laura Jean, RN every Wednesday; donation suggested; (860) 908-0960.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
every Wednesday; transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Estuary Council of Seniors, 220 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT
10 a.m.; meets the last Wednesday of every month; for people living with a chronic illness; (860) 339-5531.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
Wednesdays; 8 weeks for $18, which includes cost of materials; (860) 441-6785.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
Monday, Wed. and Friday; (860) 447-5230.
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Waterford Public Library, 49 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
, 06385
Rated PG-13; 2011; set against a sweeping canvas of rural England and Europe during the First World War, “War Horse” begins with the remarkable friendship between a horse named Joey and a young man called Albert, who tames and trains him. When they are forcefully parted, the film follows the extraordinary journey of the horse as he moves through the war, changing and inspiring the lives of all those he meets; (860) 444-5805.
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Estuary Council of Seniors, 220 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT
$5 per class; Wednesday mornings; wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat; (860) 388-1611.
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Custom House Maritime Museum, 150 Bank St., New London, CT
— 1 and 3 p.m., Custom House Maritime Museum, 150 Bank St., New London; visitors get a guided tour as they climb the 119 steps to the lighthouse lantern; limited to six visitors per tour; $35, $15 ages 8-14; advance reservations are required; (860) 447-2501.
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East Lyme Public Library, 39 Society Road, East Lyme, CT
informal gathering every Wed. morning; (860) 739-6926.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight, for $2 with advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
every Wednesday and Friday; transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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All Souls Unitarian Univeralist Congregation, 19 Jay street , New London, CT
, 06320
open to those interested in developing mindfulness through meditation and dharma teachings; free; call Pamala Lewis, (860) 535-0339.
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Otis Library, 261 Main St., Norwich, CT
in the Millie and Martin Shapiro Community Room; members of Artreach will read poetry written in creative writing groups where they "played with words"; free and open to the public; refreshments; (860) 889-2365; www.artreachheals.org.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
every Wednesday; transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Velvet Mill, 22 Bayview Ave., Stonington, CT
all welcome; 860-235-6203
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Waterford Senior Services, 15 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
8:30 a.m., strength III; 9 a.m., casual bridge; 9:45 a.m., flexibility and balance; 10 a.m., hearty moves; 11 a.m., yoga; 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m., blood pressure clinic; 11:45 a.m., cafe lunch with $2.50 donation and reservation; 12:30 p.m., WSS-Wheel of Fortune; 6 p.m., Alzheimer's Association Caregiver Course; (860) 444-5839.
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Spruce Hill Capital, 2614 Boston Post Road, Guilford, CT
Hosted by Vincent Esposito. Includes wine tasting, light fare, live jazz music, display of local artists' artwork, and silent auction. All proceeds benefit CF & MS Fund.
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Estuary Council of Seniors, 220 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT
every Thursday with instructor, Rachel Baer of Yoga Keeps Me Fit; $5 per class; (860) 859-7217.
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L&M Hospital, Conf. Room 3, 365 Montauk Ave., New London, CT
6-week groups starting May 10; free; call to register (860) 848-5699.
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Atria Crossroads, 1 Beechwood Drive, Waterford, CT
6-week groups starting May 3; free; call to register (860) 848-5699.
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Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington St., New London, CT
brush up on your English skills; free
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Hagaman Memorial Library, 227 Main Street, East Haven, CT
, 06512
Enjoy pizza and a showing of Waterloo Bridge starring Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor.
On the eve of World War II, a British officer revisits Waterloo Bridge and recalls the young man he was at the beginning of World War I and the young ballerina he met just before he left for the front. (1940)
Advance registration required. Film Nights are held on the last Thursday of every month and are free and open to everyone.
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Conference Center, Fort Trumbull State Park, 90 Walbach Street, New London, CT
, 06320
author of “Connecticut's Civil War”, Sharon Smith; open to the public; new members welcome; (860) 444-7591www.fortfriends.org.
Ms. Smith gives a complete guide to all the various sites in Connecticut related to the war. This book is unique in that it offers descriptions and directions to the homes of the Inventors, the Abolitionists, the Authors, Manufacturing Locations, Monuments, and Museums. Although no battles of the Civil War were fought in Connecticut, the role that our state played was a vital one.
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Cragin Memorial Library, 8 Linwood Ave., Colchester, CT
"Hugo", Rated PG-13; (2011); free and open to the public; (860) 537-5752.
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Christ United Methodist Church, 200 Hazelnut Hill Road, Groton, CT
12-step support group for friends and families of addicts; held Thursdays; (860) 303-9677.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
8:30 a.m., Yoga (Tues.); 10 a.m., Yoga (Thurs.); 9 a.m., Health & Wellness; (860) 447-5230.
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North Stonington Fairgrounds, , , CT
North Stonington Memorial Day Parade — 10 a.m., North Stonington Fairgrounds, Wyassup Road.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral, , ,
— 2 p.m., begins at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, 213 Broadway, Norwich.
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City of Norwich, 100 Broadway, Norwich, CT
to win the coveted #1 dog tag from the City of Norwich; mail or drop off your dog license application by 12 noon, May 31; winner will be notified; current rabies certificate, proof of spaying/neutering and payment required; $19, unneutered/unspayed; $8 spayed/neutered.
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, Lyme Fire House, ,
— 11 a.m., Lyme Fire House, 69 Lyme St., Old Lyme; proceeds via Lyme Street and McCurdy Road to the Duck River Cemetery; (860) 434-5201.
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Stop & Shop on Elm Street , Elm Street t, ,
—10 a.m., Stop & Shop on Elm Street to Main Street to Veterans Memorial Monuments on the Town Green where a program will be conducted.
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Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex, CT
, 06426
the waterfront lawn of the Connecticut River Museum will be the scenic setting for RiverFare 2012, the unofficial kick off of summer on the shoreline, featuring savory bites, fine spirits and silent auction overlooking scenic Essex Harbor. This year’s lineup of Connecticut’s leading restaurants and food purveyors includes Chamard Bistro, Culinary Concerts, Inc., El & Ela's Fine Foods, Essex Coffee & Tea Co., Fromage Fine Foods, Gabrielle's, Gourmet Galley Catering, Griswold Inn, Olive Oyl's, Saybrook Point Inn, Seaflour Foods, Selene's Sweet Shoppe, and others. RiverFarers can sample signature dishes and drinks while perusing and bidding on a diverse array of fine gifts, services, and entertainment experiences up for silent auction. Of special note is a 12-foot 1989 Butterfly scow sailbo
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Salem Town Green, , ,
— 10 a.m., Salem Town Green, Route 85, Salem.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Rd., Groton, CT
open play every Thursday; (860) 441-6785.
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Waterford Senior Services, 15 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
9 a.m., strength I; 10:15 a.m., strength II; 11 a.m., cranial conundrums; 11:30 a.m., healthy stretch; 11:45 a.m., cafe lunch with $2.50 donation and reservation; 12:30 p.m., canasta; 1 p.m., mah jongg games & lessons, tai chi; (860) 444-5839.
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Pawcatuck Shopping Center,, Route 1 , ,
— 9:30 a.m.,
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight, for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Holy New Martyrs Orthodox Church, 364 Canterbury Turnpike, Norwich, CT
6:30 p.m., preview; 7 p.m., live auction; Ernie Eldridge, Auctioneer; furniture, antiques, collectibles, glassware, gift certificates and more; www.holynewmartyrs.com; (860) 822-9955.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
Monday & Friday and last Tuesday of the month; (860) 447-5230.
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Norwich, Norwich, Norwich, CT
— 1-3 p.m., Norwich; held weekly; call for location; (800) 842-1501 ext. 110.
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First Congregational Church of Westbrook, 1166 Boston Post Road, Westbrook, CT
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Crystal Mall, 850 Hartford Turnpike, Waterford, CT
, 06385
Crystal Mall and Connecticut residents come together to celebrate the grand re-opening of Crystal Mall! Activities, promotions, events and will be held for people of all ages and will showcase the renovated interior, exterior, modernized décor and more!
For daily event schedule visit: www.Facebook.com/CrystalMall
Event Hours:
Fri: 10am-6pm
Sat: 10am-6pm
Sun: 12pm-5pm
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Thomas Lee House, Route 156, East Lyme, CT
BYOB, set ups will be provided, and bring a picnic basket supper. There will be annual reports and the election of officers. As always, Society functions are free and opened to the public. The annual meeting is always popular and your presence will also make it well attended. Learn more about the Society’s work at eastlymehistoricalsociety.org
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Otis Library, 261 Main St., Norwich, CT
Otis Library’s signature fundraiser, Evening with an Author, will take place on Friday, June 1 at the Spa at Norwich Inn. The 2012 Celebrity Author is Cornelia Guest, a philanthropist, businesswoman, and longtime animal rights activist. She is the author of the upcoming book Cornelia Guest’s Simple Pleasures: Healthy Seasonal Cooking and Easy Entertaining. She is the founder of Cornelia Guest Events and Cornelia Guest Cookies, and recently launched a vegan product line of handbags available at Bloomingdale’s.
Evening with an Author celebrates the spirit of Norwich and its community library. The evening begins at 5:30 p.m. with cocktails and a silent auction. A four-course dinner is followed by a keynote address. Tickets are $125 per person. For information on sponsorship or to purchase tickets to this event, please call Event Chair Millie Shapiro at (860) 887-7236, the Otis Library Development Office at (860) 889-2365 ext. 127, or visit the Otis Library website at www.otislibrarynorwich.org.
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Spa at Norwich Inn, 607 West Thames St., Norwich, CT
2012 Guest Author, Cornelia Guest, a philanthropist, businesswoman and longtime animal rights activist; author of "Cornelia Guests's Simple Pleasures: Healthy Seasonal Cooking and Easy Entertaining"; cocktails and silent auction, four-course dinner followed by a keynote address; call for tickets or sponsorship (860) 887-7236 or (860) 889-2365.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
Monday, Wed. and Friday; (860) 447-5230.
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The Parade Plaza, State St. & Water St., New London, CT
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— Florence Griswold Museum, 96 Lyme Street, Old Lyme;, CT
ten-day festival with events included in museum admission; $9, $8 seniors, $7 students, free to ages 12 and under; (860) 434-5542, ext. 111.
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Estuary Council of Seniors, 220 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT
$5 per class; wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat; Friday mornings; (860) 388-1611.
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St. Joseph School Hall, 120 Cliff St., Norwich, CT
stuffed cabbage dinner, basket raffle, bake sale, 50/50 raffle; (860) 889-6921.
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Westerly Hospital, 25 Wells St., Westerly, RI
five-week support group led by a member of the Bereavement Team from Home and Hospice Care of Rhode Island; free and open to anyone; call to register (401) 415-4697; www.westerlyhospital.org.
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East Lyme Public Library, 39 Society Road, East Lyme, CT
a unique blend of live performance and technology: a twenty-first century one man band orchestra; (860) 739-6926.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church, 56 Great Hammock Road, Old Saybrook, CT
Raises fund for church's after-school mentoring program. Musical entertainment provided by Ian and Dustin Meadows of The Meadows Brothers. Complimentary light refreshments available, as well as gift basket raffle that includes donations from local businesses. No tickets required. Free will offering of $10 suggested.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight, for $2 with advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown Road, Groton, CT
every Wednesday and Friday; transportation available with a minimum sign up of eight for $2 and advance sign up; (860) 441-6785.
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St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church, 200 Hempstead St., New London, CT
issues related to marriage, separation, and divorce; (860) 446-0057.
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First United Methodist Church, 23 Willow St., Mystic, CT
Fridays 9:30-10:30 a.m.; 1-800-824-8650
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Integrated Day Charter School, 68 Thermos Ave., Norwich, CT
for Technology Fund; free face painting; food for sale.
Friday, 3-8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
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Westerly Senior Center, 39 State St, Westerly, RI
, 02891
an Everyone's Anniversary alternating tip square dance open to all ages; The caller is Dave Perrault with Kathy Bryant cueing; $5 dancers; free for observers; (401) 596-1263 or (860) 245-0164.
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Waterford Senior Services, 15 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford, CT
10:30 a.m., tap dance; noon, hearty moves, duplicate bridge; 1 p.m., quilting, L&M Level I exercise program; 2 p.m., L&M Level II exercise program; (860) 444-5839.
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Guilford Green, , Guilford, CT
Sponsored by Community Nursery School. Features pony rides, petting zoo, moon bounces, obstacle course, crafts, and face painting. Lightly-used toy tag sale and silent auction. Admission: $2 (adults); $1 (children 2 to 12); free (children younger than 2). Proceeds benefit school's financial assistance program.
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St. Therese's Church, 555 Middletown Avenue, North Haven, CT
Proceeds used to defray cost of senior prom and other expenses of senior year. Adult function. Students not permitted. Includes DJ, raffle prizes, and 50/50 raffle. Bring food and drink. Coffe and desserts provided.
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Westbrook High School Track, 156 McVeigh Road, Westbrook, CT
Raises awareness about childhood cancer and money for the Allie DeCiccio Fund. Features carnival-like games and prizes, arts and crafts, face painting, bounce house, food, refreshments, and raffle prizes.
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The Congregational Church of Salem, 244 Hartford Rd, Salem, CT
, 06420
The sale will take place rain or shine and feature our usual bargain clothing sale in the upstairs of the Christian Education building, and numerous large and small tag items in the lower level. Furniture and large items will be presented outside on the lawn or under a tent. A bake sale will also be held outside on the church grounds. Something new this year: A Car Wash! The Sunday School will also offer a Car Wash during the Tag Sale … get your car washed while you shop! Call 850-859-1211 with any questions.
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VFW 10153, 315 Essex Road, Old Saybrook, CT
Sponsored by Old Saybrook VFW Men's Auxiliary 10153. Dinner: 4:30 to 6:30 pm; Music and dance: 7 to 10 pm. Entertainment provided by After Midnight, a classic rock party band. Admission: $12 donation.
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North Haven Green, , North Haven, CT
Proceeds benefit The Animal HAven, a shelter for adoptable homeless and abandoned cats and dogs.
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Norwich, Norwich, Norwich, CT
— 1-3 p.m., Norwich; held weekly; call for location; (800) 842-1501 ext. 110.
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Norwich, , Norwich,
— 1-3 p.m., Norwich; held weekly; call (800) 842-1501 ext. 110.
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Versailles United Methodist Church, 4 Church St., Versailles, CT
, 06383
$6; the 1st Sat. of every month; (860) 822-9439.
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Chestnut Hill Preserve, , Lyme, CT
a short hike led by forester and Land Trust Environmental Director Lisa Niccolai; a longer hike is led by former Connecticut State Geologist, Ralph Lewis will continue along more rugged trails beyond the waterfall through Nehantic State Forest; waterproof shoes; no dogs please; email: info@lymelandtrust.org.
Directions: from Route 156 in Lyme, turn east onto Sterling City Road. Sterling City Road is a loop. The north entrance is 4 miles south of Route 82 and the south entrance is 4 miles north of Exit 70 on I-95. Turn east again onto Sterling Hill Road to the Chestnut Preserve sign at the entrance. Park on the right hand side of the road.
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North Haven Congregational Church, 28 Church Street, North Haven, CT
Rain or Shine.
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St. Joseph School Hall, 120 Cliff St., Norwich, CT
Polish food, tag sale, fair food, basket raffle, 50/50 raffle, bake sale; (860) 889-6921.
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Christ Church, 7 Elm St., Westerly, RI
held by The Christ Church Men’s Club on the front lawn ;$3 for Chowder, $5 a half dozen, and $10 a dozen for Clam Cakes. Bring a blanket and chairs and have dinner under the stars! Proceeds to benefit Christ Church's Community VBS.
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First Congregational Church of Westbrook, 1166 Boston Post Road, Westbrook, CT
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City of New London 5th Annual Community Festival, Williams Park, corner of Broad and Williams Streets, New London, CT
, 06320
sponsored by The City of New London; raindate is June 3rd; youth talent show, children's games, petting zoo, pony rides, live entertainment, community agency informational tables, touch a truck exhibit, refreshments; (860) 437-6394.
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Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center, 109 Pequotsepos Road, Mystic, CT
take a family hike along many trails of DPNC; free; call to register (860) 536-1216.
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Prudence Crandall Museum, 1 South Canterbury Road, Canterbury, CT
The Abolitionist Movement which provided Crandall with the crucial support she needed to offer education to African-American young women; for anyone interested in volunteering at the Museum to work as guides or interpreters; four training sessions; must be 16 years or older; advance registration required and attendance at all four sessions required; docents are required to work at the museum at least one day per month throughout the season; training materials provided; call (860) 546-7800 or email: crandall.museum@ct.gov.
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Howar d T Brown Mark, Norwich Marina, Norwich, CT
, 06360
2012 River Fest and Dragon Boat Racing at the Norwich Marina - Howard T. Brown Park.
Fun Family Day - Watch and cheer on your favorite Dragon Boat Team and visit the GNACC Business Expo. Food vendors will be there for breakfast and lunch! Fun in the sun! 860-887-1647
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Clinton Town Hall, 54 East Main Street, Clinton, CT
First Annual Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social. Features ice cream and assorted toppings. Donations of non-perishables and cash gifts for fuel assistance for Clinton families accepted.
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Green Room - Clinton Town Hall, 54 East Main Street, Clinton, CT
Ice Cream, toppings, cookies, lemonade. Attendees asked to bring non-perishable food items or make cash donation to Families' Energy Assistance Program.
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Lebanon Town Hall, 579 Exeter Road, Lebanon, CT
every Sat. through mid October; (860) 642-2006.
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Stonington Town Docks, 4 High St., Stonington, CT
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St. Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church, 200 Hempstead St., New London, CT
The New London/Waterford Auxiliary of Child & Family Agency of Southeastern CT will host a Fashion in Fiction benefit luncheon and a one-woman performance by Kandie Carle (aka “The Victorian Lady”) presenting clothing in Jane Austen’s Regency novels; Lunch and a Teacup; $20 per person in advance, $25 at the door, and may be purchased from an Auxiliary member or by calling Eileen Perkins at Child & Family Agency, 860-443-2896 ext. 1406.
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The Parade Plaza, State St. & Water St., New London, CT
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— Florence Griswold Museum, 96 Lyme Street, Old Lyme;, CT
ten-day festival with events included in museum admission; $9, $8 seniors, $7 students, free to ages 12 and under; (860) 434-5542, ext. 111.
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Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center, 109 Pequotsepos Nature Center, Mystic, CT
a full moon walk at Napatree Point, Watch Hill, Rhode Island; be prepared to get wet feet and hike a distance; $5 pp; $7 pp, non-members; call to register (860) 536-1216.
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Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts, 84 Lyme Street, Old Lyme, CT
, 06371
Lyme Academy College is hosting a glittering evening under a series of extravagantly-decorated tents to benefit student scholarships at the College. The PopArtsBall, this year titled, “A Night at Warhol’s Factory,” has been re-invented under all-new management, and promises once again to be restored as the most exciting night on this year’s Lyme-Old Lyme social calendar.
Enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and an extensive silent auction before a fabulous dinner catered by Jonathan Rapp’s River Tavern, the Chester restaurant known for its innovative cooking using quality, farm-fresh ingredients. The Sixties Pop décor evoking all things Andy Warhol, is being created by a talented team led by home-décor doyenne Patricia Spratt and interior designer Lisa Schroeder. Sixties-style attire welcome!
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Stop and Shop, Washington Avenue, North Haven, CT
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Boat House, Hains Park, 174 Boston Post Road, Old Lyme, CT
hosted by the Old Lyme Rowing Association/Blood Street Sculls; new members welcome; basic rowing skills will be reviewed along with opportunity for instruction on and off the water; www.oldlymerowing.org.
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New London Senior Center, 120 Broad St., New London, CT
9 a.m., bus departs to the Community Festival, Williams Park, Broad St., New London; informational booths, entertainment and food vendors; (860) 447-5230.
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St. Mary Church, , Stonington Village, CT
The annual Our Lady of Fatima celebration will take place at St. Mary Church Saturday and Sunday.
The activities will begin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with a Mass celebrated by Bishop of Norwich Michael Cote. That will be followed by a candlelight procession through the streets of the borough and back to the church hall where there will be entertainment, Portuguese food and beverages.
On Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m., church pastor Monsignor Richard LaRocque will celebrate a mass followed by a second procession through the streets followed by more food and beverages in the church hall. This traditional Portuguese festival is open to the public.
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Integrated Day Charter School, 68 Thermos Ave., Norwich, CT
for Technology Fund; free face painting; food for sale.
Friday, 3-8 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
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2012 Museum Ships Week-end, Nautilus Museum, Groton, CT
A Special Event Radio station will be in operation @ the Nautilus Museum and the WWII Submarine Vets mwemorial on June 2-3 as part of the Museum Ships week-end. This event is free and open to the public. Come see and listen to Ham Radio operators contact hundreds of participating warships around the world. Learn about the exciting hobby of Amateur Radio.
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Calvary Church, 27 Church Street, Stonington, CT
, 06378
Calvary Church Spring Yard Sale and Boutique
Saturday June 2nd 9:00AM to 2:00PM
27 Church Street, Stonington, Borough
Attic Treasures, Boutique, Toys, Games, Face Painting,
Books,, Jewelry, Summer Clothing, linens, Hot Dogs,
and lemon ade or ice tea
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East Lyme Community Center, 41 Society Road, East Lyme, CT
with instructor, Jeff Smith; free American Tango lesson; (860) 739-0697.
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East Lyme Senior Center, 37 Society Road, East Lyme, CT
free Tango lesson at 7 p.m. with admission; $10; (860) 739-0696
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La Grua Center, 32 Water St , Stonington, CT
a multi-generational panel discussion with Dave Erskin, Joe Marie, David Palmer and Robert Palmer about their grammar school years at the Borough School; free; (860) 535-2300.
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Niantic Community Church, 170 Pennsylvania Avenue, Niantic, CT
, 06357
prepared by co-founder Joanne Moore. Anne Zrenda will give a brief talk about the ongoing program and a free will offering will be accepted; reservations suggested by calling (860) 739-2573.
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Corcoran-Sundquist Post 83 American Legion, 243 North Main Street, Branford, CT
Menu includes baked ham, sausage, home fries, grits, eggs to order, pancakes, French toast, rolls, orange juice, coffee, decaf, and tea. Donation: $7; free (children younger than 10). Breakfast served on first Sunday of every month.
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American Legion Post 128, 16 York Ave., Niantic, CT
the first Sunday of each month; $7 adults; $3 children under 10; proceeds benefit Veteran, Children and Community Programs; (860) 739-2107.
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Estuary Council of Seniors, 220 Main Street, Old Saybrook, CT
Includes hors d'oeuvres, wine, raffles and music by the Smoke Bubbles. Tickets limited to first 300 people.
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Estuary Council of Seniors, 220 Main St., Old Saybrook, CT
hors d'oeuvres, wine, raffles and music by the Smoke Bubbles while delighting in the large array of fanciful chairs to bid on; to benefit the Meals on Wheels Program and other vital Estuary programs in our nine-town Estuary region; www.ecsenior.org; $25 tickets limited to the first 300 people; (860) 388-1611.
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Saint John School, 42 Maynard Road, Old Saybrook, CT
, 06475
Visit Pre-K through Eighth grade classrooms and tour the school prior to summer break. The school principal, teachers, parents and students will be available to provide tours and answer questions. Knights of Columbus will also hold their annual pancake breakfast from 8:00am-11:00am at the school. Saint John School is fully accredited with certified teachers, and is known for its excellent academics, including a comprehensive 6th to 8th grade Middle School program. Full day Pre-K and Kindergarten is offered, including structured academics and creative play. A family atmosphere and adherence to Christian values, provides the ideal environment for “educating the whole child.” Personal tours, registration, and “shadow days” are also available by appointment.
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Behind Essex Savings Bank, 17 Woodland Road, Madison, CT
Sponsored by Madison Girl Scout Troop 62210. Includes bake sale. Proceeds used for International Jamboree in 2013.
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Niantic Community Church, 170 Pennsylvania Ave., Niantic, CT
— 5-7:30 p.m., Niantic Community Church, 170 Pennsylvania Ave., Niantic; an authentic Nepalese dinner will be served, prepared by chef Suva Thulpa and coordinated by co-founder Joanne Moore; Anne Zrenda will give a brief talk about the ongoing program and a free will offering will be accepted; reservations are suggested by calling (860) 739-2573.
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The Parade Plaza, State St. & Water St., New London, CT
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Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center, 109 Pequotsepos Road, Mystic, CT
for adults and families, led by DPNC staff members; heavy rain cancels; at the Avondale Farm Preserve in Westerly; free; call to register at (860) 536-1216.
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— Florence Griswold Museum, 96 Lyme Street, Old Lyme;, CT
ten-day festival with events included in museum admission; $9, $8 seniors, $7 students, free to ages 12 and under; (860) 434-5542, ext. 111.
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Centerspace Wellness Studio, 46 Lebanon Ave., Bozrah, CT
meets the first Sunday of each month; open to anyone interested in or living with a gluten free lifestyle; guided by Lisa Viele, Holistic Nutrition Consultant and owner of Eat Well, Be Well Nutrition Consulting Service; (860) 933-4138.
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St. Mary Church, , Stonington Village, CT
The annual Our Lady of Fatima celebration will take place at St. Mary Church Saturday and Sunday.
The activities will begin at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with a Mass celebrated by Bishop of Norwich Michael Cote. That will be followed by a candlelight procession through the streets of the borough and back to the church hall where there will be entertainment, Portuguese food and beverages.
On Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m., church pastor Monsignor Richard LaRocque will celebrate a mass followed by a second procession through the streets followed by more food and beverages in the church hall. This traditional Portuguese festival is open to the public.