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www.postroadreview.com (860) 537-1260 Southeastern CT FOCUS Summer 2018 PAGE 1
Regional Events and Community Calendar
Daytime & Sunset Cruises aboard Onrust - Through the summer map depicts Vinland, the mysterious land discovered by Viking ex-
at Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex - Uncover the plorer Leif Ericsson in about 1000AD. (860) 572-0711
rich heritage and natural beauty of the Connecticut River aboard the The Thirsty River: 400 Years of Drink, Life, and Reform in the CT
Onrust, a replica of Dutch Explorer Adriaen Block’s 1614 ship. Help River Valley - Exhibit at the Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main
hoist a sail or bring a picnic to enjoy. Museum admission included St., Essex - Learn about how different beverages were created from
with cruise ticket. To reserve tickets, please call 860.767.8269 local agricultural and how immigration, trade, and changing fashion
Essex Steam Train & Riverboat - One Railroad Avenue, Essex - altered the availability and popularity of certain beverages, generat-
There’s Nothing Like It! Steam Train & Riverboat Excursions in ing new tastes for new generations. (860) 767-8269
Daily Operation all summer long! Steam Train & Riverboat Lunch Victorian Woolies: Sailors’ Stitchery Exhibition - Through 8/5 at
Excursions. Dinner Trains, Sunset Cruises, Caboose Weekends, the Custom House, 150 Bank St, New London. Victorian sailor
Saybrook Specials. All aboard! (800) 377-3987 essexsteamtrain.com embroideries or ‘woolies’ on display. 860-447-2501
Flea Market - Sundays at Mansfield Drive-In Theatre & Market- Viking Treasures from Uppsala University, Sweden - at Mystic Sea-
place, Jct. Rtes. 31 & 32, Mansfield - Rain or Shine - 860-423-4441 port - Priceless Viking treasures. (860) 572-0711
Gillete Castle/Sightseeing and Sunset Cruises aboard RiverQuest INSIDE Ledge Light - Trips from New London. 860-447-2501
- Through the Summer from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Flea Market - 9-5pm, 7/1 & 7/2 on the Thomas Lee House grounds,
Relaxing and informative cruises aboard the friendly RiverQuest. 228 West Main Street, Niantic.
Call 860 662-0577 or visit www.ctriverquest.com 58th Annual Niantic Lions Arts & Craft Show and Expanded
Oliver! through 9/8 at Goodspeed Musicals, 6 Main St., East Haddam Food Court - 10-4, 7/1 on the East Lyme Town Hall grounds (Penn-
- Charles Dickens’ beloved orphan makes his Goodspeed debut. Call sylvania Ave.), Niantic - www.nianticlions.org
(860) 873-8668 for times and ticket information. Blue Monday Concert: Sugar Ray & the Blue Tones - 6-8pm, 7/
Project Oceanology - Public Oceanographic Cruises - Tuesdays 2 at Mystic River Park, Mystic - Visit Blue Monday on Facebook.
& Saturdays in July & August from Avery Point, 1084 Shennecossett Music on the River: US Coast Guard Dixieland Jazz Band -
Rd., Groton - Discover Long Island Sound aboard a research vessel. 6:30-8:30pm, 7/2 Goodspeed Opera House - 860-873-5058
For more information, call 860-445-9007 or 860 364-8472 Community Read: The Declaration of Independence - 3:30-5pm,
Science, Myth & Mystery: The Vinland Map Saga - through the 7/3 at the East Lyme Senior Center, 37 Society Rd., Niantic - Par-
summer at Mystic Seaport, 75 Greenmanville Ave., Mystic - The ticipate in reading The Declaration of Independence. 860-739-5859
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Regional Events Samuel Smith Farmstead
Independence Day Celebration - 7/4 at Mystic Seaport Museum, Built in 1685
75 Greenmanville Avenue, Mystic - (860) 572-0711 Open for tours through Labor Day
Ivoryton 4th of July Parade - 10-5pm - Groups, organizations, Sundays from 12pm to 3pm.
businesses, individuals are welcome. donnalee.gennaro@gmail.com No Admission or Parking Fees.
Lyme in the Great War - 9am-1pm, 7/4 & 1-4,7/7 at the Lyme 82 Plants Dam Road, East Lyme
Public Hall, 249 Route 156 Lyme - Letters, photographs, and docu-
CT Farm Day - 10-3, 7/22 · Revolutionary War Encampment Day - 10-5, 9/8
ments of Lyme men and women who served between 1917 and 1919.
Farmstead Fall Open House - Cider & Donuts - 10-3, 10/21
Be Revolutionary - 11-2, 7/4 at the Leffingwell House Museum,
Christmas Open House & Greenery Sale -10-3, 11/25
348 Washington St., Norwich - Arms and other Artifacts from 1776. Check our website for the latest information
Original documents, letters and newspapers. (860) 889-9440
860 739-5995 · www.samuelsmithfarmstead.org
Annual “Search for Fireworks” Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 8-
10:30pm, 7/4 departing from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Like us on Facebook
Take an evening cruise on the lower Connecticut River in “search”
of fireworks that may be displayed along the edge of the river. Bring It's JUST LIKE THE Good Old Days
your picnic basket and favorite beverage. Call 860-662-0577 MAKE YOUR ONE STOP.....at
Riverside
“Grease” 7/5-7/29 at Ivoryton Playhouse, 103 Main St., Ivoryton -
This classic musical about teen romance in 1950s New York will
make you cheer and cry. (860) 767-7318
Creative Community - 10-12, 7/5 at East Lyme Public Library, 39
Society Rd., Niantic - Bring your craft project! 860-739-6926 GROCERY• DELI• GRINDERS
Educational Powwow - 11-4:30, 7/5 at the Mashantucket Pequot
150 SHORE RD. WATERFORD, CT • 1 BLOCK FROM
Museum & Research Center, 110 Pequot Trail, Mashantucket - Cul- THE PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCH AT PLEASURE BEACH
tural gathering. Grand entry at 11am and 2:30pm. (800) 411-9671 BREAKFAST SPECIALS SERVED TO GO · GRINDERS
Essex Celebrates the 4th - 5pm, 7/5 on Main Street in Essex Vil- BEER · LUNCHES · HOME MADE SALADS · SUNDRIES
lage - Stores and galleries will be open late with festivities and spe- OPEN Mon - Sat 8AM - 8PM, Sun 8AM - 6PM
444 - 0681
cial discounts. Cruise Night, Yoga in the Park, Music & Drinks on
the deck. Visit www.essexct.com for more information. We accept MasterCard & VISA
Thursdays on the Dock: USCG Dixieland Band & Yankee Cider
Company - 5:30-7:30pm, 7/5 on the waterfront at the CT River Mu- Watch For
seum, 67 Main St., Essex - Free concert series. Lively music and Our New Menu! TER
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drink tastings, food and a cash bar are available. 860.767.8269 HO LS DA
Concerts on the Green: Basically Blues - 6-8pm, 7/5 on the Town ROL
Green, Colchester - 860-537-7297
Fresh Local
Summer Soundwaves: Will Evans & Rising Tide - 6-8pm, 7/5 at Seafood Daily
Esker Point Beach, 900 Groton Long Point Rd, Groton - No pets
please. Parking at Esker Point Beach - $10. Free shuttle from Fitch
High School. Call Groton Parks & Recreation (860) 536-5680
Concert: Night Flight - 6:30pm, 7/5 at the Vece Gazebo, 75 East
Main Street, Clinton - 60’s and 70’s classic rock. (860) 669-3889
Concert at McCook’s: Heartbeat Dixieland Jazz - 7-9pm, 7/3
under the bandshell at McCook Park in Niantic.
Concert: Big Al Anderson & The Floor Models - 7:30, 7/5 at The
Kate, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - 860 510-0473
Caribbean Vibe Steel Drum Band - 7pm, 7/6 at Harvey’s Beach, *One coupon per table *One coupon per table
excludes tax & gratuity. excludes tax & gratuity.
Great Hammock Rd., Old Saybrook - (860)395-3152 Not valid with other offers Not valid with other offers
TGIF Sunset Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 6:30-8:30pm 7/6 de- or holidays. Expires 9/30/18 or holidays. Expires 9/30/18
parting from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Bring friends,
a picnic basket and favorite beverage to start your weekend! RQ
will provide some light snacks, and Mother Nature will provide great
scenery so you can unwind . 860-662-0577 ctriverquest.com
Mustard’s Retreat - Concert & Desserts - 7pm, 7/6 beneath the
Custom House Tent, Bank St., New London - To benefit New Lon- Located in the Old Lyme Shopping Center
don Maritime Society. Desserts, wine, and coffee. 860-447-2501. 19 Halls Road · Old Lyme (exit 70 from I-95)
Dance - 7-10pm, 7/6 at the East Lyme Senior Center, 37 Society 860-434-1455 · 860-434-3335
Road, Niantic. The Illusions Band is playing. Tickets at the door at OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH AND DINNER
SUNDAY BRUNCH 10-3 · THURSDAY NIGHT 40¢ WINGS
6:30pm. Light refreshments. 860-739-5859
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Regional Events continued
Norwich Harbor Fireworks - 9pm, 7/6 Food trucks, fireworks.
Independence Day Parade: 10am, 7/7 - assembly at the Shoreline
Community Center, Hartford Ave., Old Lyme - Gail 860-434-6426.
Old Town Mill Open House - 11-2, 7/7 at Old Town Mill, 8 Mill
St., New London - Originally built in 1650. 860-447-5243
Silk Scarf Natural-Color Dyeing - 11-1, 7/7 at the Acton Public
Library, Old Saybrook - 860-395-3184
Artist Reception: Barb Richard - Jewelry - 7/8 at the Connecti-
cut River Artisans Co-op, 55 Main St., Essex. Enjoy some wine and
goodies and see Barb’s seed bead woven jewelry and bead crochet
designs. Connecticut River Artisans Cooperative - 860-767-5457
Friends of Feral Felines Tag Sale - 8-2, 7/8 at the Niantic Animal
Hospital’s parking lot, 9 Lake Avenue, Niantic - 860-691-0667.
Concert: The THE BAND Band - 8pm, 7/8 at The Kate, 300 Main
Street, Old Saybrook - Tribute to The Band - 860 510-0473
Shorelines Plants & Animals - 1pm, 7/9 at Niantic Community
Church, 170 Pennsylvania Avenue - www.east.lymeGardenClub.org
Blue Monday: Otis & the Hurricanes - 6-8pm, 7/9 at Mystic River
Park, Mystic - For more information visit Blue Monday on Facebook.
Music on the River: Alex Shillo Band - 6:30-8:30pm, 7/9 on the
green of Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam - 860-873-5058
Movie Monday: Grease - 7pm, 7/9 at The Kate , 300 Main Street,
Old Saybrook - BIG screen - surround sound. 860 510-0473
Adult Coloring - 12:30, 7/10 at the East Lyme Senior Center, 37
Society Road, Niantic. For more information call 860-739-5859
Parent-Child Sewing Class - 1-3pm, 7/10 at The Public Library of
New London, 63 Huntington St, New London - (860) 447-1411
SWIMMING
Pool Memberships
Available
Swim Lessons
Special Summer
Memberships
TENNIS
Come Outside
POOL
MEMBERSHIPS
and Play!
10 NOW Beautifully-
Sessions AVAILABLE Maintained
of Junior Har-tru Tennis Courts
Summer open to the public for
Tennis the summer season.
Programs
When You Think ...Think
Summer... LYME SHORES
22 Colton Rd., East Lyme · 860 739-6281 · www.lymeshores.com
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Regional Events Dedicated to providing quality care
Empowered Women, Empower Women - 5-6:30, 7/10 at The Pub- and companionship to people in the
lic Library of New London, 63 Huntington St, New London -Talk
about the importance of women’s entrepreneurship. (860) 447-1411
comfort of their own home.
Movie: Elizabeth, The Golden Age - 5:30-7:30, 7/10 at the Acton Light Housekeeping & Laundry · Medication Reminders
Public Library, 60 Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook - Cate Meal Preparations · Shopping & Errands
Blanchett and Geoffrey Rush. 860-395-3184 Hygiene Assistance · Transportation
Summer Supper - 7/10 at Niantic Community Church 170 Penn-
sylvania Ave., Niantic. Seatings at 5:30 & 6:30pm, roast beef and HCSC also offers “24/7 Care” when loved ones
roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, cole slaw, green beans, rolls, need round the clock monitoring & attention. This
cranberry sauce and of course homemade desserts. (860) 739-6208. is a comprehensive and less costly alternative to
nursing & assisted living facilities. “24/7 Care”
Music Trivia Night: 6-8:30, 7/10 at Waterford Public Library, 49 enables our client to remain in the comfort of their
Rope Ferry Road - Register for teams of 4 people - all ages are own home, allowing far more independence and
welcome. Win prizes. Refreshments provided. 860-444-5805 one on one attention.
Essex Summer Concert: Leaf Jumpers - 6:30-8pm 7/10 on
Ivoryton Green - Stores and galleries will be open late with festivi- Let us design an affordable HomeCare
ties and special discounts. Cruise Night, Yoga in the Park, Music &
Drinks on the deck. www.essexct.com 860-767-4340
Service Plan around your budget and needs.
Book Discussion: Brass by Xhenet Aliu - 7pm, 7/10 at East Lyme HIRING CAREGIVERS · EXCELLENT WAGES
Public Library, 39 Society Rd., Niantic - 860-739-6926
Rotary Club Picnic - Noon, 7/11 at the East Lyme Senior Center,
37 Society Road, Niantic. Money collected to be raffled back to
participants. Must register. For more information call 860-739-5859
The Magic of Lyn Jr. Experience - 1 & 7pm, 7/11 at The Katharine
Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - As-
tounding illusions that are guaranteed to have kids of all ages sitting
on the edge of their seats. 860 510-0473
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Funktion Fit
Paperback Cafe
Fiore Pizzeria Restaurant
Saybrook Hair
Elegance Nails
Fantasia
AAA Travel & Insurance
Golden Garden Restaurant
Achieve Wellness Chiropractic
Kindred at Home
Middletown Adult Education
Astra Dance & Performing Arts
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Regional Events
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A Day In the Life: U.S. Peace Corps - 6pm, 7/11 at The Henry
Family Restaurant Carter Hull Library, 10 Killingworth Turnpike, Clinton - Peace Corps
Volunteer Rebecca Nash will give a presentation about serving in
OPEN 24 hours/7 days a week Columbia and her work in a developing country. 860-669-2342
Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner · Daily Homemade Specials
Private Room Available for up to 40 People
Rock the Docks: Greye - 6-8pm, 7/11 at Howard T. Brown Park,
100 Chelsea Harbor Drive, Norwich - Progressive Americana. Beer,
TAKE 10% OFF wine and food available. 860-887-1647
Concert: Azalea Drive - 6-8pm, 7/11 at Waterford Beach Park,
Your Total Check With This Ad 317 Great Neck Rd, Waterford - R&B. 860-444-5884.
not valid with any other offer
Adoption Information Session - 7 pm, 7/11 at Groton Public Li-
ENJOY BREAKFAST ALL DAY LONG!
brary, 52 Newtown Rd., Groton - Step-by-step outline for adopting
355 Rt. 12, Groton · 449-0355 a child. Pre-Register by 3pm the day before - 860 886-7500 x355
Book Club: “High Fidelity” by Nick Hornby - 7pm, 7/11 at the
Groton Public Library, 52 Newtown Road - 860-441-6750.
Andy Teran Realtor North Stonington Agricultural Fair - 7/12-7/15 at North Stonington
Fairgrounds, 21 Wyassup Road - Livestock and tractor pulls, animal
Let me help sell your home exhibits, food concessions, amusement rides and games, Nashville
quickly and easily! and local entertainment. Arts and crafts, fruits and vegetables, pho-
From listing your home to closing the sale, tography, stitchery and more. (860) 535-3956
I will work harder for you than any other agent. Empower Together - 9:30-1:30, 7/12 & 7/26 at The Public Library
of New London, 63 Huntington St, New London - Books, arts &
609 865-8785 (cell) crafts, movies and more for people with disabilities. (860) 447-1411
Coldwell Banker andy.teran@coldwellbankermoves.com Concerts: Dizzy River Band - 6-8pm, 7/12 on the Town Green,
Residential Brokerage
Colchester - Home Grown band with a broad eclectic mix of origi-
Residential Brokerage
21 Main Street nals and covers. For more information, please call 860-537-7297.
Old Saybrook Summer Soundwaves: Hope Road - 6-8pm, 7/12 at Esker Point
Beach, 900 Groton Long Point Rd, Groton - Free shuttle from Fitch
High. Groton Parks & Rec. (860) 536-5680
Concert: Rock Bottom Band - 6:30pm, 7/12 at the Vece Gazebo,
Roses, flowers, plants 75 East Main Street, Clinton - Classic rock, blues and funk. Bring
and gifts to suit your chairs, blankets and dancing shoes. (860) 669-3889
Concert: Four Barrel Billy - 7-8:30pm, 7/12 at the flagpole on
any occasion
Hartford Avenue, Old Lyme - DooWop, Rockabilly, Surf and Blues.
www.soundviewbeach.com for more information
Full Service Florist · Gifts by Local Artists Concert: Jill Sobule - 7:30, 7/12 at The Kate, 300 Main Street, Old
Organic & Vegan Friendly Products Saybrook - Jill muses on topics such as the death penalty, anorexia,
shoplifting, and the Christian right. 860 510-0473
$5 OFF any purchase of $25 or more Acoustic Concert: Rob Brannon - 6-8pm, 7/13 Norwichtown
offer expires 9/30/18
Green, Elm Ave. And East Town St., Norwich- Beer, wine and food
available for purchase. (BYOB prohibited) 860-887-1647
190 Flanders Rd, Niantic · 860-691-1606
TGIF Friday the 13th Sunset Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 6:30-
landjblooms.com
8:30pm 7/13 departing from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam -
Bring friends, a picnic basket and beverage. RQ will provide snacks,
Nearly New... Just for You! Mother Nature will provide scenery. Call 860-662-0577
Family Movie Night - 7:30pm, 7/13 at the Shoreline Community
Men & Women’s Clothing - Jewelry · Household Items ·Linens & Much More!
Center, 39 Hartford Avenue, Old Lyme. Donations accepted. Re-
freshments available. Gail 860-434-6426 or 860-463-6906.
5% OFF Concert: James Montgomery Band w/Grace Kelly - 8pm, 7/13
at The Kate, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - James Montgomery
any one brings it on home. 860 510-0473
full price item Movie: In the Bedroom - 2-4pm, 7/14 at the Acton Public Library,
With this coupon - one time use only 60 Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook - Sissy Spacek, Marisa
expires 9/30/18
Tomei and Tom Wilkinson. 2002, rated R. 860-395-3184
Donations are welcome anytime! Concert: I got the Job! Lucie Arnaz - 8pm, 7/14 at The Katharine
Proceeds Benefit
the Outreach Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - Catch
Ministries of St.
Ann’s Church the East Coast tour of this fantastic show. 860 510-0473
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Regional Events
Music at the Lighthouse - 6-9, 7/15 on the lawn at the Old Janet Mislick
Stonington Lighthouse, 7 Water St., Stonington - Salt Marsh Opera’s Auto, Home & Business Insurance Specialist
soprano Ashley Kerr and baritone Eric McKeever. (860) 535-3456
Free Quotes Available
Blue Monday: Say Darling - 6-8pm, 7/16 at Mystic River Park,
Mystic - For more information visit Blue Monday on Facebook.
Exit West by Mohsin Hamid: Book Discussion - 6pm, 7/16 at
SouthEast Agency Insurance
Waterford Public Library, 49 Rope Ferry Road - 860-444-5805 Serving New London, Middlesex & Windham Counties
Writers of Science Fiction and Fantasy - 6-7:30, 7/16 at Otis Li-
brary, 261 Main St. Norwich - (860) 889-2365 OFFICE: 860 376-2535 · CELL: 860 227-1970
Music on the River: Neal & The Vipers - 6:30-8:30pm, 7/16 on janetm@seagencies.com
the green of Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam - Blues/Rock.
Free parking at Goodspeed Opera House with additional parking www.seconnecticutinsurance.com
and a shuttle bus from Eagle Landing in Haddam. 860-873-5058
Terracotta Pot Painting Class - 12-1:30, 7/17 at The Public Li- Premium, natural and holistic foods
brary of New London, 63 Huntington Street - (860) 447-1411 and supplies for all your pet’s needs!
Abigail Adams: 7pm, 7/17 at East Lyme Public Library, 39 Society
Rd., Niantic - Historical Performer Sheryl Faye will bring Abigail Take 10% OFF any purchase
Adams to life. Program registration at 860-739-6926.
An Evening with the Gillettes: 7pm, 7/17 at Waterford Public Li- of $40 or more with this ad.
Not valid with other offers or for prior purchases · Offer expires 9/30/18
brary, 49 Rope Ferry Road - Spend an evening with the Gillettes. An
entertaining, educational and humorous presentation. 860-444-5805 Look for our monthly
Setback & Game Night - 7 pm, 7/17 at the Shoreline Community events and specials
Center, 39 Hartford Avenue, Old Lyme - 860-434-6426 on Facebook!
Movie: Victoria and Abdul - 7:30pm, 7/17 at the Acton Public
Library, 60 Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook - The extraordi-
nary true story of Queen Victoria. 860-395-3184
Cookbook Club: Salads - 10am, 7/18 at the East Lyme Senior Cen-
ter, 37 Society Road, Niantic. 860-739-5859
Are You Strong Enough? 10:30, 7/18 at the East Lyme Senior Cen-
ter, 37 Society Road, Niantic. 860-739-5859
Blood Pressure Clinic - 11-12, 7/18 & 7/25 at Waterford Commu-
nity Center, 24 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford - 860-444-5839.
TVCCA Special Meal - 11:45, 7/18 at the East Lyme Senior Cen-
ter, 37 Society Road, Niantic. BBQ Chicken, baked beans, tossed
salad, strawberry short cake, cornbread, and milk. 860-739-5859
Cookbook Club: Salads - 1pm, 7/18 at East Lyme Library, 39 So-
ciety Rd. Choose recipe from list - bring samples. 860-739-6926
Cruisin’ for (osprey) Chicks aboard RiverQuest - 1:30-4pm, 7/18
departing from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Observe and
learn about Ospreys. Baby Ospreys should be on the edge of the
nest, thinking about taking their first flight. You will get close views
of the “chicks” in nests you pass on the river. RQ crew members will
educate all on the Osprey and any other birds/wildlife you may see
including Bald Eagles. Call 860-662-0577 or visit ctriverquest.com
Summer Reading Film: Black Panther – 4:30-7pm, 7/18 at The
Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington St, New London -
One of this year’s biggest films! Rated PG-13. (860) 447-1411
Concert at McCook’s: Dizzyfish - 6-8pm 7/18 at McCook Point
Park, Niantic - Bring a picnic dinner, enjoy some great tunes while
relaxing on the beach. Visit the East Lyme Park and Rec Facebook
page for more information.
Concert: Sugar - 6-8pm, 7/18 at Waterford Beach Park, 317 Great
Neck Rd, Waterford - Party Band. Bring a chair or blanket and en-
joy an evening out. Family friendly concerts. 860-444-5884.
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LAWN MOWING SERVICE Regional Events continued
Rock the Docks: Shaded Soul Band - 6-8pm, 7/18 at Howard T.
Carlson Lawncare Brown Park, 100 Chelsea Harbor Drive, Norwich - Beer, wine and
food are available for purchase. Bring a Blanket and/or Beach Chair.
For info, visit www.norwichchamber or call 860-887-1647
Weekly & Bi-Weekly Openings Dessert Sunset Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 6:30-8:30pm, 7/18 de-
parting from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Take a relaxing
Reliable Service evening cruise on the lower Connecticut River. Bring your picnic
Over 30 Years Experience basket and favorite beverage, family and friends and RQ will supply
the dessert. Captain Mark’s famous Key Lime Pie will be served
860-739-8371 along with other desserts. Call 860-662-0577
Essex Summer Concert: River of Dreams - 6:30-8pm, 7/18 Essex
Insured www.carlsonlawncarect.com Lic#0612769 Main Street - Stores and galleries will be open late with festivities
and special discounts. Cruise Night, Yoga in the Park, Music & Drinks
Wanted To Buy: on the deck. 860-767-4340
Stanley Stanley
Tools Tools and More Tools
Loss of a Spouse/Partner Support Group - 6:30-8:30pm, 7/18 at
Brian’s Healing Hearts, Center for Hope and Healing, 461 Main
Street, Niantic - Free. Register with Ann at 860-625-5280
Carpenter’s Tools, Machinist’s Tools, Concert; The Meadows Brothers - 6:30-8pm, 7/18 on the Town
Green, 300 Main St., Old Saybrook - Folk Rock. Bring a blanket or
Blacksmith’s Tools, Vintage Hardware, a chair and a picnic basket. (860)395-3152 www.oldsaybrookrec.com
Wood Planes, Levels, Rulers, 100 years at “The Farm”: Prison History Lecture - 7pm, 7/18 at
Nautical Items & Fixtures East Lyme Public Library, 39 Society Rd., Niantic - Paul Harrison,
former Correctional Officer, will give an illustrated talk on the found-
Call anytime and leave a message. ing and history of the prison. Program registration at 860-739-6926
Poetry Potluck Series with Suzy Lamson: 7pm, 7/18 at Waterford
860 572-8475 Public Library, 49 Rope Ferry Road - Bring a copy of your favorite
poem (not your own). For more information call 860-444-5805
Big Summer Book Sale - 7/19-7/21 at the Acton Public Library, 60
Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook - Bake sale all day on Friday,
and fill a bag for $10 all day on Saturday. 860-395-3184
Vision Boxes - Opening Reception: 5pm, 7/19 at Lyme Academy
College of Fine Arts, 84 Lyme Street, Old Lyme - Search for the
vision boxes and follow their trail through some of the beautifully
preserved areas in Old Lyme. 860) 434-5232
Colchester Food Festival - 5:30-8:30pm, 7/19 on the Town Green,
Colchester - Food trucks and other vendors will line the Town Green
FOUR REASONS TO BUY selling all different types of food! 860-537-7297.
Evening Art Film: Chappaquiddick - 5:30pm, 7/19 at Henry Carter
FROM WSI: Hull Library, 10 Killingworth Turnpike, Clinton - The story of Ted
Kennedy after a woman is killed in his car crash. Jason Clarke,
· Highly Competitive Rates Kate Mara, Ed Helms, and Bruce Dern. Rated PG-13. 860-669-2342
· Local Independent Offices Small Pond All Stars and drinks tasting with Still Hill Brewery
· Financially Sound Carriers - 5:30-7:30pm, 7/19 on the waterfront at the Connecticut River Mu-
· Excellent Personalized Service seum, 67 Main St., Essex - Free concert featuring a brewery, vine-
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yard, distillery or cider company. Lively music, drink tastings, cash
bar and food available. 860 767-8269
Concert: Will Evans - 6-8pm, 7/19 on the Town Green, Colchester
- For more information, please call 860-537-7297.
Summer Soundwaves: Pirates for Peace - 6-8pm, 7/19 at Esker
Point Beach, 900 Groton Long Point Rd, Groton - Bring your beach
blanket and chairs. Food vendors are available. Family-Friendly and
Natural Food Store
alcohol free. No pets please. Paid parking at Esker Point Beach -
free shuttle runs from Fitch High School. (860) 536-5680
Concert: Airborne - 6:30pm, 7/19 at the Vece Gazebo, 75 East
Since 1983
Main Street, Clinton - Island music and jazz. Bring your chairs, blan-
kets and dancing shoes. (860) 669-3889 100% Organic Non-GMO Produce
Adoption Information Session - 6:30pm, 7/19, Cragin Memorial
Library, 8 Linwood Ave. (Rt. 16), Colchester - An experienced Con- Huge Supplement and
necticut Adoption Services representative will explain the different Hand & Body Sections
types of adoptions, offer a step-by-step outline for adopting a child Buyer’s Club - 10% OFF EVERYTHING
and answer any questions Pre-Registration is required by 3pm the
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Inside Hamlet Roundtable Discussion - 10:30am, 7/20 at Madi-
son Senior Center, 29 Bradley Rd, Madison - Explore the themes of
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Intermediate to Advanced Quilters - 5-9pm, 7/20 & 7/31 at the Pancakes with Penguins - 8-9:30am, 7/21 at Mystic Aquarium, 55
East Lyme Senior Center, 37 Society Road, Niantic. 860-739-5859 Coogan Blvd., Mystic - Pancakes scrambled eggs, sausage, bever-
Carnival - 6-10pm, 7/20; 3-10, 7/21; and 12-5, 7/22 on Saint John’s ages and a visit from one of the African penguins. (860) 572-5955
Green, 400 Main Street, Niantic - Games, rides, and treats for folks Circle of Friends Monthly Meetup - 9:30am, 7/21 at the Groton
of all ages. www.stjohnsniantic.org Public Library, 52 Newtown Road - Stop by, meet some of our mem-
Rock the Docks Acoustic Concert: Dan Watson - 6-8pm, 7/20 bers, and learn about all of the wonderful things the Circle of Friends
Norwichtown Green, Elm Ave And East Town St., Norwich- Acous- do to support the Groton Public Library. 860-441-6750.
tic Rock, Funk. Beer, wine and food are available for purchase. Pawsitively PURRfect ReSale Fundraiser - 10am, 7/21 inside
Bring a Blanket and/or Beach Chair. 860-887-1647 Boilermakers Lodge 614, 33 Sacred Heart Drive, Groton - To ben-
Water Taxi Tour - 6-8pm, 7/20 Board the Water Taxi at Fort & efit the Animal Welfare League of New London County, this event
Thames Street, Groton - Join the Avery-Copp House for an ever- includes: a raffle; a silent auction; volunteer’s ‘creations’ and trea-
changing narrated history of life on both sides of the Thames River’s sures for sale. Donations will be accepted Sunday, July 15, 3 p.m. -
working waterfront. Call the Avery-Copp Museum at 860 445-1637 5 p.m.on site. Wendy Eckholm at 860-445-0280.
TGIF Sunset Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 6:30-8:30pm 7/20 de- Cartooning Classes - 10:45-12 noon, 7/21, 7/28, 8/4 & 8/11 at the
parting from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Bring friends, a Custom House, 150 Bank Street, New London - Kids’ book illustra-
picnic basket and favorite beverage to start your weekend! RQ will tor - cartoonist Jon Buller presents a four-session workshop on how
provide some light snacks, and Mother Nature will provide great to create a cartoon. Ages 8 and up - adults are welcome! For more
scenery. Call 860-662-0577 or visit ctriverquest.com information call 860-447-2501 or visit www.nlmaritimesociety.org
Concert: Four Barrel Billy - 7pm, 7/20 at Harvey’s Beach, Great Bakers Battle - 11-1, 7/21 at Groton Senior Center, 102 Newtown
Hammock Rd., Old Saybrook - Bring a blanket or a chair and a Rd., Groton - Join in the fun with fierce bakers in a battle of flour,
picnic basket. (860)395-3152 www.oldsaybrookrec.com sugar, and fondant. Not a baker, be a taster. (860) 441-6785
Concert Under the Band Shell: Paul Lussier Band - 7-9, 7/20 at Old Town Mill Open House - 11-2, 7/21 at Old Town Mill, 8 Mill
McCook’s Point Park, Niantic - Concerts will be held in the new St., New London - New London’s Old Town Mill was originally
Band Shell atop of McCook’s Point Park (just behind the old pavil- built in 1650 by John Winthrop, Jr., founder of New London. The
ion). Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets and a pic- water powered wheel turned the two gigantic sets of grinding stones
nic dinner. Free and open to the public. www.discovereastlyme.com which ground corn, wheat and other grains for the early colonists.
Please call 860-447-5243 for more information.
East Lyme Agriculture @ Celebrate East Lyme - Main St, Niantic
1-5 pm. 7/21 - East Lyme Agriculture committee will offer an edu-
cational interactive display booth about shell fishing and its benefits
to our environment. In addition, they will hand out maps for the next
color ad day’s Open Farm Day. Email tomnancy8934@gmail.com or check
the East Lyme Agriculture page on Facebook
Cruisin for (osprey) Chicks aboard RiverQuest - 1:30-4pm, 7/21
departing from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Observe and
learn about the Osprey. Baby Ospreys should be on the edge of the
MarvelSG18.pdf nest, thinking about taking their first flight! You will get close views
of the “chicks” in nests you pass on the river. RQ crew members will
educate all on the Osprey and any other birds/wildlife you may see
including Bald Eagles. Call 860-662-0577 or visit ctriverquest.com
Celebrate East Lyme Festival - 3pm, 7/21 along Niantic Main Street
- The Annual Bash by the Bay filled with food, music and fun-filled
activities for the entire family. Niantic’s Main St. will be filled with
over 200 local vendors offering food, products and services from
local businesses and entertainment for everyone! Live music, cook-
ing demonstrations & tastings, children’s areas and more. Sand Castle
competition, Great Niantic Bay Raft Races. And last, but not least,
the day will conclude with a spectacular fireworks show over the
beautiful Niantic Bay. www.discovereastlyme.com
American Legion Pulled Pork Dinner – 5 to 7pm, 7/21 at the
American Legion, Turner-Tinker Post 128, 16 York Ave, Niantic.
The Post will host a Pulled Pork Dinner featuring Pulled Pork, Po-
tato Salad, Coleslaw, and Baked Beans. Adults $10.00, Children 10
and under - $5.00. All are welcome! 860-739-9360
CT Farm Day - 10-3, 7/22 at Samuel Smith Farmstead, 82 Plants
Dam Road, East Lyme - 860 739-5995 samuelsmithfarmstead.org
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Tractor Drawn Hayrides - Open Farm Day - 10-2 pm, 7/22 - High-
lights on Aquaculture. The East Lyme Agriculture committee will
be offering tractor drawn hayrides to 3 different locations. One is a
local oysterman, the second a commercial fisherman, and the third
is a village gardener. This event will be held at Cini Park, Niantic.
Parking is at East Lyme town hall. Tractor /wagons will bring people
to the venue. For information, email tomnancy8934@gmail.com or
check the East Lyme Agriculture page on Facebook
Brian Dagle Foundation Golf Tournament - Noon, 7/22 at Cedar
Ridge Golf Course, 34 Drabik Rd, East Lyme - Foursomes include
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green fees, cart and dinner at Flanders Fish Market - For more infor-
mation, call Mark Ennis at 860-857-1025
Blue Monday Concert: The Love Dogs - 6-8pm, 7/23 at Mystic
River Park, Mystic - Visit Blue Monday on Facebook.
Music Streaming: 6pm, 7/23 at Waterford Public Library, 49 Rope NorOpth.p1.pdf
Ferry Road - Find out by bringing your devices and start down-
loading. For more information call 860-444-5805
Music on the River: Suitcase Junket - 6:30-8:30pm, 7/23 on the
green of Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam - Folk and Ameri-
cana Blues. Parking at Goodspeed Opera House- extra parking with
shuttle bus at Eagle Landing in Haddam. 860-873-5058
Book Discussion: Couldn’t Keep it to Myself: Testimonies from
our Imprisoned Sisters by Wally Lamb and the Women of York Cor-
rectional Institution. 7pm, 7/23 at East Lyme Public Library, 39
Society Rd., Niantic - Program registration at 860-739-6926
Book Talk with Susan Kietzman - 7pm, 7/23 at the Groton Public
Library, 52 Newtown Road - Local Author Susan Kietzman will
share her newest novel, “It Started in June”. 860-441-6750.
Movie Monday: Raiders of the Lost Ark - 7pm, 7/23 at The Kate,
300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - Experience Raiders on the Kate's
BIG screen with their new state of the art surround sound system
and Hi Def projector. 860 510-0473
Summer Supper - 7/24 at Niantic Community Church 170 Penn- color ad
sylvania Ave., Niantic. Seatings at 5:30 & 6:30pm, roast beef and
roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, cole slaw, green beans, rolls,
cranberry sauce and of course homemade desserts. Tickets are sold
at the door. Indoor, air conditioned seating as well as outdoor seat-
ing, and take out is always available. (860) 739-6208
Movie: The Madness of King George - 5:30-7:30pm, 7/24 at the
Acton Public Library, 60 Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook - CTRiverMuseum.p1.pdf
2001 Rated PG 13. For more information, call 860-395-3184
Author Talk: Jeff Sims - 6pm, 7/24 at Waterford Public Library,
49 Rope Ferry Road - Canoeist/Author Jeff Sims will discuss his
book Discovering the Allagash. 860-444-5805
Essex Summer Concert: Southern Voice - 6:30-8pm 7/24 on
Ivoryton Green - Modern country. Stores and galleries will be open
late with festivities and special discounts. 860-767-4340
Jan & Willie Sing the 60’s & Classic Car Show - 7pm, 7/24 at
East Lyme Public Library, 39 Society Rd., Niantic - Willie Nininger
and his musical partner, Jan Scruggs, perform the hits of the 1960’s,
including Sonny & Cher, Simon & Garfunkel, the Turtles, the Beatles,
the Everly Brothers, and more. Bring your classic car and park in
the lot—there will be time to view the cars before the concert—
arrive by 5:30 p.m. for the prime spots! Register at 860-739-6926
Concert: Tartan Terrors - 7:30, 7/24 at The Katharine Hepburn
Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - Tartan Ter-
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rors are their own Celtic Invasion, mixing rock’s energy with tradi- joy an evening out. Family friendly concerts. For more information
tional folklore, dance, and humor. With an arsenal featuring classic call Waterford Parks & Rec at 860-444-5884.
pipes and fiddle, driving drum tones, and signature guitar styles, Rock the Docks: The Sidewinders - 6-8pm, 7/25 at Howard T.
they often play to standing-room only audiences. 860 510-0473 Brown Park, 100 Chelsea Harbor Drive, Norwich - Blues, RnB, and
Blood Pressure Clinic - 1:15-2:15 7/25 at the East Lyme Senior Soul music, spreading its message to the masses. Beer & Wine is
Center, 37 Society Road, Niantic. 860-739-5859 available for purchase only (BYOB is prohibited in the park) and
Annual Haddam to Middletown Cruise aboard RiverQuest - food available for purchase. Bring a Blanket and/or Beach Chair -
5:30-9pm, 7/25 departing from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam Sit Back and Relax. 860-887-1647
- Take a relaxing cruise on the river all the way into Middletown Concert: Cold Chocolate - 6:30-8pm, 7/25 on the Town Green,
Harbor and back. You will pass by several state parks, see where the 300 Main St., Old Saybrook - Americana. Bring a blanket or chair
Connecticut Yankee Nuclear Power Plant was and observe river and picnic basket for an evening of great music. (860)395-3152
wildlife, including Ospreys and possible Bald Eagles. Bring picnic Collecting and Preserving Vinyl Records – 7pm, 7/25 at the Groton
basket and favorite beverage. 860-662-0577 or visit ctriverquest.com Public Library, 52 Newtown Road - Dan Curland from Mystic Disc
Concert at McCook’s: Whiskey, Wine & Coke - 6-8pm 7/25 at will speak on the current popularity of vinyl records as well as how
McCook Point Park, Niantic - Musical guest TBD. Bring a picnic to start and preserve your own collection. 860-441-6750.
dinner, watch the sun set and enjoy some great tunes all while relax- CT Author’s Trail Event with Jeff Turner: 7pm, 7/25 at Waterford
ing on the beach with family and friends. No beach pass is required Public Library, 49 Rope Ferry Road - Jeff’s latest work, Lost Boys
after 5:00 PM to enter the park. Concert cancellations will be posted of the River Camp (2017), occurs in 1917 at a Junior Naval Reserve
by 3:00 PM on the day of the performance on the East Lyme Park station in Uncasville, Connecticut. Don’t forget to bring your pass-
and Recreation Facebook page: www.facebook.com port and get it stamped and, maybe win a prize! 860-444-5805
Jester Jim Show - 6-7, 7/25 at Otis Library, 261 Main St. Norwich Inside Hamlet Roundtable Discussion - 7:30, 7/25 at Evergreen
- With nothing more than a trunk full of props and his orange T-shirt, Woods, 88 Notch Hill Rd, North Branford - Presenters will explore
Jester Jim wows the audience with his amazing juggling, beat box- the themes of Hamlet and will share details about the mainstage
ing, comedy show! (860) 889-2365 production on the Guilford Green 8/1-8/5 Contact Shoreline Arts
Concert: Cartells - 6-8pm, 7/25 at Waterford Beach Park, 317 Great Alliance at office@shorelinearts.org or by phone 203-453-3890.
Neck Rd, Waterford - Party Band. Bring a chair or blanket and en- Hamlet Abridged: 10am, 7/26 Location TBD - Presented by the
Shoreline Arts Alliance. A fun, fast, family-friendly rendition of
Shakespeare’s Hamlet as told by three actors in only forty hilarious
minutes! Contact Shoreline Arts Alliance at 203-453-3890.
Mystery Book Discussion: Sun Storm by Asa Larsson - 11am, 7/
26 at East Lyme Public Library, 39 Society Rd., Niantic - For more
information call 860-739-6926
Adult Craft Night: Kindness Rocks - 5:30pm, 7/26 at The Henry
Carter Hull Library, 10 Killingworth Turnpike, Clinton - Paint some
stones with inspiring designs and sayings. Then leave them in pub-
lic spaces for others to find. 860-669-2342
Thimble Islands Sax Quartet & The Yankee Cider Co. - 5:30-
7:30pm 7/26 on the waterfront at the Connecticut River Museum,
67 Main St., Essex - Free concert featuring a brewery, vineyard,
distillery or cider company. Lively music, drinks tastings, cash bar
and food available. For more information, call 860.767.8269
Concerts on the Green: Jay Dempsey Band - 6-8pm, 7/26 on the
Town Green, Colchester - From George Strait and Vince Gill to Merle
Haggard and Charlie Daniels, these four guys bring years worth of
stage experience to every show. 860-537-7297.
Summer Soundwaves: Sugar - 6-8pm, 7/26 at Esker Point Beach,
900 Groton Long Point Rd, Groton - Bring your beach blanket and
chairs, sit back and relax to the sounds of music while relaxing on
the beach. Food vendors are available. Family-Friendly and alcohol
free. No pets please. Parking is available at Esker Point Beach -
$10/cars and $5/motorcycles. A free shuttle runs from Fitch High
School. Groton Parks & Rec. (860) 536-5680
Concert: Three57 Band - 6:30pm, 7/26 at the Vece Gazebo, 75
East Main Street, Clinton - Country and classic rock. Bring your
chairs, blankets and dancing shoes, In case of rain, an alternative
site for the concert may be designated. (860) 669-3889
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Full Moon Evening Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 6:30-9pm, 7/26
departing from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Take a relax-
ing evening cruise on the lower Connecticut River where, weather
permitting, you will see the full moon rise. Bring your picnic basket
and beverages. 860-662-0577 or visit ctriverquest.com
Rhythm by the Rails Concerts: The Locomotives - 6:30-8pm 7/
26 on the lawn of Essex Station, 1 Railroad Ave, Essex - Admission
is FREE! Folk/blues/rock band from Moodus. Bring your lawn chair
or blanket and jam out! Call the Essex Steam Train at 860-767-0103 ALL TYPES OF U.S. & FOREIGN COINS AND PAPER MONEY
Discussion: Willimantic Mill Museum - 7pm, 7/26 at Fort Trumbull
State Park, New London - The Friends of Fort Trumbull State Park
are pleased to welcome Jamie H. Eves, Ph.D., is the Executive Di-
rector of the Mill Museum in Willimantic and the fourth speaker in
their series- “Musings on Museums-The Memory Keepers”. This
museum is able to focus attention on the lives of the workers while
they were employed in this gigantic undertaking and also after they Buying All Coins (U.S. & Foreign), Franklin Mint Issues,
were unemployed, as their livelihoods vanished. The owners and All other Private Mint Issues, Sterling Silver Items,
managers moved away; the workers remained. The public is wel- Old Gold & Silver Jewelry, Gold & Silver Scrap, Pocket
Watches, Vintage Watches, Diamonds, Estate Jewelry
come to attend this free presentation. New members are always wel-
come. Plan to arrive early as seating is limited. More information
about the Fort and the Friends of Fort Trumbull is available at Mon. 10 am - 5 pm
Tue. 10 am - 5 pm
www.fortfriends.org and on Facebook Wed. 10 am - 5 pm
Inside Hamlet Roundtable Discussion - 7pm, 7/26 at Willoughby Thurs. 10 am - 5 pm
Wallace Memorial Library, 146 Thimble Island Rd, Branford - Pre- Fri. 10 am - 5 pm
senters will explore the themes of Hamlet and will share details about Sat. 10 am - 4 pm
Sun. & Holidays - CLOSED
the mainstage production on the Guilford Green 8/1-8/5 Contact
Shoreline Arts Alliance at 203-453-3890.
Concert: Rivergods - 7-8:30pm, 7/26 at the flagpole on Hartford
Avenue, Old Lyme - Roots/Folk/Alt Country. Stellar harmonies and
moving performances. www.soundviewbeach.com
MidSummer Festival BookSale - 9-5, 7/27 at the Old Lyme Phoebe
Griffin Noyes Library, 2 Library Lane, Old Lyme - (860) 434-1684
Blueberry Festival - 11:45, 7/27 at the East Lyme Senior Center,
37 Society Road, Niantic. Sausage, onions & peppers, pasta salad,
blueberry lemonade, and dessert. Bingo follows at 1pm. For more
information call the Senior Center at 860-739-5859
Rock the Docks Acoustic Concert: Sun Gun - 6-8pm, 7/27
Norwichtown Green, Elm Ave And East Town St., Norwich- A rock
band whose roots stem from Northern New England. Food avail-
able for purchase. Bring a Blanket and/or Beach Chair - Sit Back
and Relax. www.norwichchamber or call 860-887-1647
TGIF Sunset Cruise aboard RiverQuest - 6:30-8:30pm 7/27 de-
parting from Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam - Summer is here
and you had to work all week. Bring friends, a picnic basket and
favorite beverage to start your weekend! RQ will provide some light
snacks, and Mother Nature will provide great scenery so you can
unwind. Call 860-662-0577 or visit ctriverquest.com
30% OFF STOREWIDE!!
Midsummer Concert - 7-9pm, 7/27 at Florence Griswold Museum,
INDOOR & OUTDOOR
96 Lyme St., Old Lyme - This free concert makes for a perfect sum- www.casablancawickerct.com
mer evening on the banks of the Lieutenant River. (860) 434-5542
Concert Under the Band Shell: All Funk’d Up - 7-9, 7/27 at
McCook’s Point Park, Niantic - Concerts will be held in the new
Band Shell atop of McCook’s Point Park (just behind the old pavil-
ion). Attendees are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets and a pic-
nic dinner. Free and open to the public. For more information, visit
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Artful Living Presents: Beauty and the Beast - Friday July 27,
have your new roof installed by: 7:30 pm, Saturday July 28, 2:00 & 7:30 pm, Sunday July 29, 2:00
pm at Wagner Theater, located in HK Middle School, 451 Route 81,
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Killingworth - Be swept into the romantic fairy tale of the Beast
who could only be saved by love in this lavish musical! Can a Beast
learn to love and be loved? A spectacular show…musical theater at
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· We are fully licensed by the State of Connecticut.
its best! With unforgettable songs such as “Be Our Guest” and
“Beauty and the Beast,” this fairy tale sensation is pure joy for the
entire family. Tickets: $20 (adults), $15 (children/seniors).
www.ArtfulLivingCT.com or call 860-389-1363 with questions.
· We are fully insured with liability, worker’s compensation, and auto.
Concert: CSN Songs - 8pm, 7/27 at The Kate, 300 Main St,
· We have been in business since 1987, w/ over 35 years experience.
Saybrook - Crosby Stills Nash & Young songs performed by ex-
· We are qualified as Master Shingle Applicators through Certainteed.
tremely talented musicians. 860 510-0473
· Owner, Pete Silveira, is present and working on every job. You benefit
from his knowledge and expertise. Antique & Classic Boat Rendezvous - 7/28-7/29 at Mystic Sea-
· Honest and reliable. We’ll never try to sell you a roof you don’t need. port, 75 Greenmanville Ave., Mystic - Approximately 50 classic ves-
· We can provide local references from customers old and new. sels dressed and in pristine condition will create a colorful gathering
· We have many repeat customers. along the museum’s waterfront. Sunday at 11:45 a.m. the classic
· We can provide addresses of jobs we have installed with specific vessels depart Mystic Seaport to take part in a jubilant, three-mile
shingle colors to aid in your color selection. parade down the historic Mystic River. (860) 572-0711
· We are a local family owned and operated company, dedicated to Old Lyme Midsummer Festival - 7/28 at Florence Griswold and
giving you the service that you deserve. at other points in Old Lyme - Celebrate the arts in Old Lyme with a
· We warranty all new work and it is backed by the manufacturer. mix of music, art exhibitions, and food. (860) 434-5542
860 876-0503
Lyme-Old Lyme Lions Classic Car Show - 9-2, 7/28 on the grounds
of the Bee & Thistle Inn, Lyme St, (Boston Post Road/Route 1) Old
Lyme. Rain Date: 7/29. 14 classes shown, People’s Choice. Admis-
silveira.roofing@snet.net sion is $5.00 for spectators and $10.00 for show car registration
Residential · CT HIC# 565769 · Commercial (includes admission for driver and one passenger). The Lions will
serve their usual fare, including bacon cheeseburgers, hot dogs, and
fries. To pre-register your car for the event, go to the online regis-
tration page at lymeoldlymelions.org
Theater Under the Shell: Neil Simon’s “Plaza Suite” - 6pm, 7/
L E$6,900 28-8/2 at McCook’s Point Park, Niantic - Niantic’s Summer Stock
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G r a & In Champions of Boston Comedy Festival - 8pm, 7/28 at The
Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old
Saybrook - Knockout laughter with four of the decade’s funniest
comics. For more information, call 860 510-0473
Hamlet Abridged: 2:30pm, 7/29 at Nathanael B Greene Commu-
Display
Sale nity Center, Guilford - Presented by the Shoreline Arts Alliance. A
fun, fast, family-friendly rendition of Shakespeare’s Hamlet as told
Wholesale by three actors in only forty hilarious minutes! Contact Shoreline
Contractor Arts Alliance at office@shorelinearts.org or by phone 203-453-3890
Offer Expires Pricing
Concert: Peter Asher & Jeremy Clyde - 7pm, 7/29 at The Katharine
9/30/18
Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - Peter
Asher of Peter & Gordon and Jeremy Clyde of Chad & Jeremy in
an unforgettable evening of music and memories. 860 510-0473
Complete Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Blue Monday Concert: Copley, James, Piccolo - 6-8pm, 7/30 at
come and visit us at our showroom Mystic River Park, Mystic - Visit Blue Monday on Facebook.
by appointment Music on the River: Auburn Mode - 6:30-8:30pm, 7/30 on the
green of Goodspeed Opera House, East Haddam - Indy/Acoustic.
79 Gold Star Highway, Groton Free parking at Goodspeed Opera House with additional parking
860-448-1999 · CELL: 860-608-2020 and a shuttle bus from Eagle Landing in Haddam. 860-873-5058 for
more information and weather cancellations.
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Movie Monday: Mary Poppins - 7pm, 7/30 at The Katharine
Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook -
Experience this classic on the BIG screen with a new state of the art
surround sound system and Hi Def projector. 860 510-0473
The Peace Officer’s Journey - 7pm, 7/30 at the Groton Public RENTAL · SALES
Library, 52 Newtown Road - Hosted by Kevin Booker, Jr. Hear from SERVICE
some peace officers about their journey to becoming positive com-
munity leaders. We will also hear from individuals from marginalized
communities who have had positive relationships and interactions 860 526-1234
with police officers. For more information call 860-441-6750. 447 S. Main St. (Rt. 154)
Hamlet Abridged: 2:30pm, 7/31 Evergreen Woods, North Branford
Deep River, CT
- Presented by the Shoreline Arts Alliance. A fun, fast, family-friendly
rendition of Shakespeare’s Hamlet as told by three actors in only
forty hilarious minutes! Contact Shoreline Arts Alliance at
office@shorelinearts.org or by phone 203-453-3890. Your Local Hydraulic Repair House
Movie: Ella Enchanted - 5:30-7:30, 7/31 at the Acton Public Li- for Cylinders, Pumps, Motors & Valves
brary, 60 Old Boston Post Road, Old Saybrook - On the day of her · Mobile machinery, earthmoving, construction & truck
birth, Ella (played by Jane Hathaway) is given a gift by her Fairy · Industrial equipment, automation, marine, machine tool
Godmother. 860-395-3184 We are always looking for qualified and competent employees.
Concert: Walter Trout - 7:30, 7/31 at The Katharine Hepburn Cul- Positions are open in all of our departments.
tural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook - The beating heart
of the modern blues rock scene. 860 510-0473
Devine Hydraulics, Inc.
Storm Preparedness Workshop: Be Prepared - 10-11:30 8/1 at 179 Gallivan Lane, Uncasville
the East Lyme Senior Center, 37 Society Road, Niantic. Free. For Telephone 860 859 1650
more information call 860-739-5859 Fax 860 859 3711
Board Game Night - 4-6pm 8/1 at The Public Library of New Lon- Build your own hydraulic power
unit at www.dhict.com
don, 63 Huntington St, New London - Bring some friends and a
competitive spirit for board game night. (860) 447-1411
Summer Reading Film: A Quiet Place - 5:30-7, 8/1 at The Public
Library of New London, 63 Huntington St - (860) 447-1411 This Summer
Concert at McCook’s: Second Chance - 6-8pm 8/1 at McCook
Point Park, Niantic - Bring a picnic dinner, watch the sun set and
Give an Adventure
enjoy some great tunes all while relaxing on the beach with family
and friends. No beach pass after 5pm. Concerts are weather depen- Introductory Flight Lesson
$95.00
dent, and cancellations will be posted by 3:00 PM on the day of the
performance on the East Lyme Park and Recreation Facebook page plus tax
Concert: Pirates for Peace - 6-8pm, 8/1 at Waterford Beach Park,
317 Great Neck Rd, Waterford - Old Time Rock. Bring a chair or Corporate/Personal Charters
blanket and enjoy an evening out. Family friendly concerts. For more
information call Waterford Parks & Rec at 860-444-5884. Cessna Flight School
Rock the Docks: Coyote River Band - 6-8pm, 8/1 at Howard T.
Brown Park, 100 Chelsea Harbor Drive, Norwich - Beer & Wine is Scenic Rides, Air Freight
available for purchase only (BYOB is prohibited in the park) and
food available for purchase. Bring a Blanket and/or Beach Chair -
Open Cockpit Biplane Rides
Sit Back and Relax. www.norwichchamber or call 860-887-1647 Aerial Photography
Concert: Happy and The Moonshine - 6:30-8pm, 8/1 on the Town
Green, 300 Main St., Old Saybrook - Bring a blanket or a chair and Tail Wheel Training
a picnic basket and enjoy an evening of great music. (860)395-3152
Essex Summer Concert: Meadows Brothers - 6:30-8pm, 8/1 Essex Sport Rating - Piper Cub
Main Street - Chester based Americana roots duo. Stores and galler- Gift Certificates Available
ies will be open late with festivities and special discounts. Cruise
Night in the parking lot of Olive Oyl’s Cuisine, Yoga in the Park,
Music & Drinks on the deck. www.essexct.com 860-767-4340
CHESTER CHARTER, Inc.
Adoption Information Session - 7 pm, 8/1 at Groton Public Li- Chester Airport
brary, 52 Newtown Rd., Groton - An experienced Connecticut Adop- 61 Winthrop Rd, Chester
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& HISTORIC HOUSES
Birthday Parties · Catering · Take Out · Dine In · Delivery
Kids Make Their Own Pizza · Open Tue - Sun · BYOB Children’s Museum of Southeastern Connecticut - 409 Main
Street, Niantic - an interactive, hands-on, educational opportunity
15% OFF WITH THIS AD for the children in your life. 860-691-1111
expires 9/30/18 Leffingwell House Museum - 348 Washington Street, Norwich-
Leffingwell House Museum is one of the finest restored examples
Authentic, Delicious, Fresh Food
of New England Colonial architecture. 860-889-9440
Jordan Brook Plaza Coast Guard Museum - Coast Guard Academy, 15 Mohegan Ave.,
316 Boston Post Rd., Waterford · 860 · 437 · 3030 New London, Museum spans the two hundred + year history of
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America’s premier maritime service. Phone 860-444-8511
Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex, CT, 06426 -
Founded in 1974, The museum offers monthly lectures, education
program, tours and seasonal events and exhibits.860-767-8269
Custom House Maritime Museum of the New London Maritime
Society, 150 Bank Street, New London. When the slave ship
Amistad was brought to New London in 1839, the ship was moored
near the Custom House and when it was sold, in 1840, its cargo
was auctioned off in the building. 860-447-2501
Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center - 109 Pequotsepos Road,
Mystic - a combination wildlife sanctuary, visitor attraction and
educational facility. 536-1216 or visit www.dpnc.org
Henry Whitfield State Museum - 248 Old Whitfield Street,
Guilford - Built in 1639, Connecticut’s oldest house and New
England’s oldest stone house. 203-453-2457
Historic Ship Nautilus & Submarine Force Museum - 1 Crystal
Lake Rd., Groton, Board the world’s first nuclear-powered subma-
rine. Working periscopes, mini-subs, mini-theaters. Gift shop, pic-
nic area. Phone: (800) 343-0079
Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center - 110
Pequot Trail, Mashantucket - The center offers engaging experi-
ences for all ages, from life-size walk-through dioramas that trans-
port visitors into the past, to changing exhibits and live perfor-
mances of contemporary arts and cultures. Phone: 800-411-9671
Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration -55 Coogan Blvd,
Mystic. See ocean animals in an exciting new way 860.572.5955
Mystic Seaport The Museum of America and the Sea - 75
Greenmanville Avenue, Mystic. Explore American maritime his-
tory first-hand. 860.572.0711
The Samuel Smith Farmstead - 82 Plants Dam Road, East Lyme.
An outstanding example of a simple colonial-era farmhouse in East
Lyme, Connecticut. Sundays from 12-3pm. 860 739-5995 ·
The Smith Harris House - 33 Society Road, Niantic. On the
National Register of Historical Places as the Thomas Avery House
(circa 1845) Guided tours, 12-4, Friday-Sunday. For more infor-
mation call 860 739-0761.
The Thomas Lee House - Route 156 just east of Rocky Neck
State Park, Niantic. Built circa 1660 - 860.739.6070
U.S. Submarine World War II Veteran’s Memorial (East) -
Bridge & Thames St., Groton - National Memorial (East) with the
actual conning tower of a WWII submarine. (860) 388-3553
Valley Railroad / Essex Steam Train - Exit 3 off of Route 9,
Essex: The Valley RR is a railroad museum operating a steam
excursion that runs about 5 miles. There is also a companion steam
boat ride on the Connecticut River. For more information on ex-
cursions and special events call 860-767-0103
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