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From: Sara Munro <studio33gallery@gmail.com>
Subject: Three Friends

Name:
Sara Munro

Phone Number:
8604426355

Event Address:
140 Bank Street

Event Date:
2022-09-09

Event Time:
10:00 to 3:00

Event Name:
Three Friends

Event Description:
Studio 33 Art & Frame Gallery is pleased to present the Three Friends Exhibit September 9, 2022 – November 5, 2022, featuring the maritime paintings of local artists Robert J. Hauschild 1941-2012, Phil Cutting 1934-2017, and John McGuire. We welcome all visitors to the CT Maritime Heritage Festival on Sat. Sep 9, 22 through the weekend, to our maritime themed exhibit. Robert J. Hauschild’s father was a commercial artist, as a child he was given full access to paint, paper, and brushes, his favorite watercolor and acrylic paintings would include what he knew-his early playground along a river with ferries, tugs, and lighthouses. Hallmarks of his paintings are hard edges, dramatic shadows and stark contrasts between dark and light falling upon the surface of the canvas. His work has been described as surreal and mystical in style and subject. His watercolor paintings have been reproduced on four New London Main Street posters. Phil Cutting, known as “Capt. Phil” professionally, was a radio personality and marine reporter. He loved anything to do with Long Island Sound, in his retirement he volunteered at Mystic Seaport and became an avid watercolor and pastel artist. John McGuire paints watercolor landscapes and seascapes based out of the New London – Waterford, CT area, Studio 33 carries his beautiful greeting cards featuring his watercolors of local scenes as well!
In the heart of the Historic Waterfront District Heritage Trail, New London, CT, 140 Bank St. Find us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Alignable. Phone 860-442-6355, Visit : http://www.studio33gallery.com, Email: studio33gallery@gmail.com

From: Casey <casey@sparkmakerspace.org>
Subject: Goth Prom 2022

Name:
Casey

Phone Number:
8606298477

Event Address:
208 Bank Street, New London

Event Date:
2022-10-28

Event Time:
8:00 PM to midnight

Event Name:
Goth Prom 2022

Event Description:
A true Prom experience for the dark at heart. Halloween Oct. 28th, eight pm-midnight, at the Social Bar and Kitchen (208 Bank St, New London, CT) Spark Makerspace brings you a night that will haunt your dreams for years.

Prom Photos

Drinks

Goth Rock Music

Costume contest- Judges will be picking the very best handmade costumes in 4 categories:

Safety First- The most original use of an N95 mask and PPE.
Gothic Elegance- Whether a midcentury creation of the macabre or a work of true Robert Smith crying sadness, give us gothic elegance.
Creative Construction- The extreme maker work of wearable art.
Terrifying Monstrosity- A wearable masterpiece of true horror.
Of the four category winners, two will be chosen by judges for their excellence as the Prom Monarchs.

Judges, DJs, and fun TBA!

Event Address:
Salem School, 200 Hartford Road, Salem CT

Event Date:
2022-10-28

Event Time:
6 p.m.

Event Name:
Friends of Salem Library Used Book Sale

Event Description:
Friends of Salem Library Used Book Sale.
The Friends of the Salem Library will conduct their annual Used Book Sale on Friday, October 28, 2022 and Saturday, October 29, 2022 at the Salem School Gym, 200 Hartford Road, Salem CT. Doors will open for Friends at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. for the general public and close at 9 p.m. On Saturday, the sale starts at 9 a.m. and the bag sale will be conducted from noon to 3 p.m. Over 15,000 gently used books and a large selection of children’s books will be on sale.

SATURDAYS

Chess Club – 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington St., New London; all ages and abilities; free; (860) 447-1411

SATURDAYS

Gam-Anon – 9:45 a.m., virtual; dial in number 1-929-205-6099; ID number: 8198532703; passcode: 950764; gam-anon.org; gamanonforrecovery@gmail.com.

Join us for a wonderful day of FREE Family Fun. There will be horse drawn wagon rides, activities for children, musical entertainment, kettle corn, apple cider, doughnuts, and much more. Enjoy the afternoon listening to the music. Start your holiday shopping at the craft vendors. The grist mill will be open for tours and the showing of a video on mill operations.

The Old Town Mill originally built in 1650 by John Winthrop Jr., the founder of New London and later the Governor of Connecticut. Listed on the National Historic Register, the Mill is one of the oldest industrial sites in Connecticut. On September 6, 1781, General Benedict Arnold burned the mill down during his raid on New London. The mill was rebuilt soon after on the original site.

The grounds of the Old Town Mil, 8 Mill Street, New London, CT 06320 are open year round until sunset. The mill is also available to groups by special appointment. Contact Judi Cox, 860-447-5243 for more information on the mill.