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Seat of Our Pants buttons up at Buttonwood - Vimarsana News

Seat of Our Pants buttons up at Buttonwood

On Jan. 26 at 8 p.m., the Buttonwood Tree presents the musical showcase of folk group Seat of Our Pants. The show will be held at Church of the Holy Trinity, 381 Main St., Middletown.Press materials say, "Affectionately known as SOOP, Seat of Our Pants has propelled to the forefront of the Connectic

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Serving up love leads to lessons of romance and wedded bliss - Vimarsana News

Serving up love leads to lessons of romance and wedded bliss

Christina Webb was teaching at Edwin Allen High School in 2016 when she was introduced to the new chef, Romaine Davy. Asked by his mother to “look out for him” since he knew no one there, Romaine showed his gratitude by serving her love on every...

Wesleyan filmmakers document 'saving' of Middletown CT's historic pond - Vimarsana News

Wesleyan filmmakers document 'saving' of Middletown CT's historic pond

The eight-minute movie centers on the passionate community fight to keep intact the natural body of water that formerly powered a 19th-century factory.

New Haven CT musicians among bands playing Middletown concerts - Vimarsana News

New Haven CT musicians among bands playing Middletown concerts

CT songwriting group Anything Goes and Terri Lachance are on tap for June 2, while Michael Briar, Zach Andersen and Quest the Bard will be the guests June 3.

COVID crippled Connecticut's arts scene. Will over $1 million in Supporting Arts grants bring it back? – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

COVID crippled Connecticut's arts scene. Will over $1 million in Supporting Arts grants bring it back? – Hartford Courant

Over 200 state arts non-profits received Supporting Arts Grants this year from the Connecticut Office of the Arts. Individual grants ranged from $1,000 to $10,000.