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Featherstone blooms in 'The Art of Flowers' - The Martha's Vineyard Times - Vimarsana News

Featherstone blooms in 'The Art of Flowers' - The Martha's Vineyard Times

An abundance of bountiful blossoms fill “The Art of Flowers.” Glorious pieces in all shapes, sizes, and media abound in Featherstone Center for the Art’s sunlit Francine Kelly Gallery. Even spring’s fragrances are hinted at in this sensual experience. Among the 110 artists are stunning submissions from Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School students, and from […]

Film blending music with math makes CT debut in New Milford: 'Never seen anything quite like this" - Vimarsana News

Film blending music with math makes CT debut in New Milford: 'Never seen anything quite like this"

The Merryall Center in New Milford invites the community to the Connecticut premiere of...

Community: TheatreWorks New Milford presents 'Mornings at Seven', more news - Vimarsana News

Community: TheatreWorks New Milford presents 'Mornings at Seven', more news

There are many events and happenings throughout the greater New Milford area this...

Merryall Center for the Arts Receives Grant from the New Milford Non-Profit Assistance Fund - Vimarsana News

Merryall Center for the Arts Receives Grant from the New Milford Non-Profit Assistance Fund

#NewMilford The Merryall Center for the Arts is the recipient of a grant from the New Milford Non-Profit Assistance Fund, as announced jointly by Mayor Pete Bass and Dean Gray, President of Merryall’s Board of Directors

Home Matters: Upcoming events, tours and classes - Vimarsana News

Home Matters: Upcoming events, tours and classes

April 7: The large Japanese Tea Garden built by George Turner Marsh in Coronado will be discussed by a professor of Asian art history at the Coronado Historical Association.