What’s one to do when one loves to garden but hasn’t a yard? Why, accumulate lots of pots and truck loads of soil up to one’s fifth floor apartment, of course! This is what I’ve been doing over the past four years to create… Read more »
'Ball Players,' drawings by Chris Durante at Still River Editions
Starts: 8:30 am
Ends: 5:00 pm, May 23, 2013
‘Mandalas and Contemplative Collages,’ works by Gloria Owens at Take Time Relaxation Center and Gallery
Starts: 10:00 am
Ends: 8:00 pm, May 23, 2013
'Impressions of Light' - paintings by Dmitri Wright at Weir Farm
Starts: 10:00 am
Ends: 4:00 pm, May 23, 2013
'GREEN' at Art and Frame of Danbury
Starts: 10:00 am
Ends: 7:00 pm, May 23, 2013
'Art by Artists' at Get Ink Tattoo
Starts: 10:00 am
Ends: 7:00 pm, May 23, 2013
‘Stories by a Thousand Cuts' - paper cut works by Béatrice Coron at Watershed Gallery
Starts: 11:00 am
Ends: 6:00 pm, May 23, 2013
Paintings by Susan Holden-Sagona & Lisa Willvonseder-Greto at Pizzeria Lauretano
Starts: 11:00 am
Ends: 8:00 pm, May 23, 2013
Adult Talk Time at Danbury Public Library
Starts: 5:00 pm
Ends: 7:00 pm, May 23, 2013
Trivia Tryst Thursday Nights at Two Steps Downtown Grille
Starts: 7:00 pm
Ends: 9:00 pm, May 23, 2013
Open Mic at Molten Java
Starts: 8:00 pm
Ends: 10:30 pm, May 23, 2013
5/25/13 – 7/6 – 1/2 Hallow’s
A Halloween inspired show featuring paintings by Walter von Egidy, John Slaney, Tess Barbato, and sculpture by William Blass.
Opening reception Friday, May 31, 7-9pm.
Connecticut business owners, legislators, farmers, and residents rallied outside the capitol Tuesday morning to press state legislators to move on a bill that would require labels on genetically modified foods. Their calls were answered Tuesday night when the state Senate took up a bipartisan… Read more »
Here in New England, we’ve been robbed of a proper Halloween twice in a row due to the clockwork October timing of hurricanes and superstorms. Costumes have hung solemnly in the closet, unwrinkled; trick or treating has been cancelled, and decorated houses have lost… Read more »
-fine arts architecture has left the building One son loves opera, studies Italian to better appreciate it, and has sung it at the highest collegiate level (in the chorus). This spring he sang in Verdi’s Falstaff, where at the end of the production… Read more »
The Doors performed at Danbury High School before their big break on Wednesday, October 11, 1967. From YouTube user Rutazurra: “This show is primarily attended by nearby college students from Western Connecticut State College and locals of Danbury. Prior to the show,… Read more »
The Connecticut beer industry is proud to launch the state’s “Brew & Buy Local” campaign, a joint effort among brewers, wholesalers, retailers and restaurants to support local industries. The campaign will officially launch during CT Beer Week, May 11 through 18. This weeklong, statewide event was… Read more »
CT Farm Fresh Express is an organization that delivers fresh and primarily organic products directly from local farms or producers to your home or restaurant, year-round. They carry everything from fruit and vegetables to fair trade coffee, chocolate chip cookies, raw milk in glass… Read more »
Take One Cheerleading Acadamy, located at 36 Kenosia Avenue in Danbury, Connecticut, is owned and operated by coach Amy Pendergast and her daughter Becky. The gym offers a variety of services, from competitive cheer teams for ages three to 18, tumbling classes for all… Read more »
Nine women from across Connecticut were honored for their innovation and leadership during the ninth annual Women of Innovation awards dinner this month at the Aqua Turf Club in Southington. The Connecticut Technology Council held the awards program to recognize women in the… Read more »
We took a little trip to New Haven yesterday, and while we were there, we decided to take a walk down Wooster Street, which is at the heart of New Haven’s Italian-American community. Having only a little bit of time, we figured we could… Read more »
seeking asian female is an eccentric modern love story about Steven and Sandy—an aging white man with “yellow fever” who is obsessed with marrying any Asian woman, and the young Chinese bride he finds online. Debbie Lum, a Chinese American filmmaker, documents and narrates… Read more »
real adjective actually existing as a thing or occurring in fact; not imagined or supposed : Julius Caesar was a real person | a story drawing on real events | her many illnesses, real and imaginary. • used to emphasize the significance or… Read more »
Danbury, Connecticut resident Camila Bortolleto spotted a bear near her home on Monday evening and shared this video of the sighting with The Mercurial. The bear was spotted on Park Avenue, which is just east of the Danbury Mall. Learn more about the… Read more »
On May 9, Alabama Governor Robert Bentley signed homebrew legalization bill HB9 into law, making Alabama the 50th and final U.S. state to legalize homebrewing. Earlier this year, Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed a homebrew legalization bill that officially goes into effect July… Read more »
John F. Kennedy often dyed the gray out of his hair and changed his shirt up to three times a day. In his newest book, Dr. Burton Peretti, author of The Leading Man: Hollywood and the Presidential Image, provides insight into the influence that image and… Read more »
What the hell makes Ghost so appealing? The band has gathered quite an eclectic fan base in a very short span of time, so what’s the deal? The songwriting isn’t complex, the music is easy to digest and covers a lot of familiar territory, and the… Read more »