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  • Camilia Meza will perform at the fourth annual Connecticut Guitar Festival.
    Entertainment
    Musicians from around the world to perform at CGF
    The fourth annual Connecticut Guitar Festival features international musicians and panels during its virtual three-day run March 5 to 7.
    By TinaMarie Craven
  • Stan Lee poses in front of a billboard promoting an upcoming appearance.
    Entertainment
    Westport Library holds virtual talk on Stan Lee
  • Brandon "Taz" Niederauer will perform two shows at the Ridgefield Playhouse on March 6.
    Entertainment
    17-year-old Broadway musician to perform in town
  • Franz Kline's "Untitled" from1961 was gifted to the Yale University Art Gallery by the Friday Foundation in honor of Richard E. Lang and Jane Lang Davis.
    Entertainment
    Yale gallery gifted expressionist artwork
  • Diane Lane (left) stars as Margaret Blackledge and Kevin Costner (right) stars as "George Blackledge" in director Thomas Bezucha's "Let Him Go," a Focus Features release.
    News
    Granger on Film: Costner and Lane deliver their best performances in...
  • Woofgang & Co., a Fairfield shop and a non-profit that provides jobs for young adults with disabilities. The shop offers sells treats, accessories and toys for dogs and their humans.
    Entertainment
    5 dog-friendly spots to take your pups in CT
  • Comedian and actress Jessica Kirson will perform at the Ridgefield Playhouse on Feb. 27.
    Entertainment
    Comedian Jessica Kirson heads to Ridgefield Playhouse
  • Entertainment
    Did you know these CT actresses voiced Disney princesses?
    In this film publicity image released by Disney, Princess Tiana, voiced by Anika Noni Rose, holds Prince Naveen, voiced by Bruno Campos, in a scene from the animated film, "The Princess and the Frog." (AP Photo/Disney) When you wish upon a star in Connecticut, you might get to become a Disney Princess. By Sarajane Sullivan
  • Entertainment
    Get out of the house: Five historic landmarks to visit
    The New England Carousel Museum is located in Bristol. It might be winter in a pandemic, but these five historic landmarks are open and offer an escape from cabin fever. By Sarajane Sullivan
  • Entertainment
    The Mavericks’ Raul Malo heads to Ridgefield Playhouse
    Raul Malo will play two shows at the Ridgefield Playhouse on Feb 20. Raul Malo from The Mavericks talks about performing during the pandemic ahead of his two shows at Ridgefield Playhouse on Feb. 20. By Keith Loria
  • News
    Granger on Film: ‘Nomadland’ a timely look at an unaffordable America
    Following screenings at the Venice, Toronto and New York film festivals, and a special-event presentation from Telluride in Los Angeles, the Frances McDormand-led drama "Nomadland" has garnered significant awards buzz. (Searchlight Pictures/TNS) Combining essential elements of “Grapes of Wrath” and “No Country For Old Men,” Chloe Zhao paints a subtle portrait of a resilient woman determined to survive despite devastating loss in the migrant drama “Nomadland.” Widowed, 61... By Susan Granger
  • Entertainment
    Norbrook Farm Brewery trails offers adventure
    Trails pass through hemlock glades and mountain laurel groves. If cabin fever is getting to you, take a stroll along one of the 450 acres of trails Norbrook Farm Brewery has to offer By Peter Marteka
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  • Treat yourself: Galentine’s Day celebrations around CT
  • Old Lyme has outdoor sculptures matched to landscaped locations
  • ‘Jersey Boys’ returns to Waterbury’s Palace Theater
  • Country, swing singer Wayne Hancock in Elm City concert Feb. 8
  • ‘Carmine Street Guitars’ film to be screened at Palace Danbury
  • ‘Glitz! Little Miss Christmas Pageant Musical’ returns to Milford...
  • Salem Golf Club steps up to help out with ‘Taste of North Salem’
  • Entertainment
    New Haven Museum offers talk about CT’s forgotten inventors
    George Coy's switchboard made it possible for New Haven residents to make telephone calls. Scientist and author Ainissa Ramirez will host a virtual lecture about Connecticut inventors titled “The Alchemy of Us: How Humans and Matter Transformed One Another” on Feb. 18. By Keith Loria
  • Entertainment
    Aldrich workshop shows poetry is for everyone
    Barbara Jennes, Ridgefield's poet laureate and an educator at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield. Poetry is having a moment and the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum hopes that will inspire people to create their own pieces in its monthly poetry workshop. By Amanda Cuda
  • Entertainment
    Westport Country Playhouse offers virtual mystery mashup
    Mark Shanahan and Anne Keefe, co-curators of Westport Country Playhouse's Script in Hand Playreading series. Sherlock Holmes and Tiny Tim take on a mystery in the Westport Country Playhouse’s virtual Script in Hand production.
  • Entertainment
    Musician Sophie B. Hawkins to perform in Ridgefield
    Sophie B. Hawkins will perform at the Ridgefield Playhouse on Feb. 21. Musician and Westport resident Sophie B. Hawkins chats about pandemic life ahead of her Feb. 21 show at the Ridgefield Playhouse. By Andrea Valluzzo
  • News
    Granger on Film: ‘Minari’ is candid reflection on immigrant experience
    Alan S. Kim, left, Steven Yeun, Noel Cho and Yeri Han in A24's "Minari." (David Bornfriend/A24/TNS) Writer/director Lee Isaac Chung’s “Minari” is a candid reflection on the Korean-American migration, focusing on the fictional, first-generation Yi family’s pursuit of the American dream on a 50-acre farm in rural Arkansas - and it should... By Susan Granger
  • Entertainment
    New Stamford art exhibit uses orchids to inspire activism
    "Marvelous S" is one of the paintings in the new exhibit, Dozens of pieces depicting orchids will be on display at the Stamford Museum and Nature Center in the exhibition “Global Garden: Resonant Beauty,” which showcases the work of artist Patricia Laspino. By Amanda Cuda
  • Entertainment
    Broadway couple share love story at Ridgefield Playhouse
    Jarrod Spector and Kelli Barrett will perform their "Funny How It Happens: A Valentine's Day Celebration" show at the Ridgefield Playhouse on Feb. 14. Jarrod Spector and Kelli Barrett will perform their “Funny How It Happens: A Valentine's Day Celebration” show at Ridgefield Playhouse on Feb. 14. By Andrea Valluzzo
  • Entertainment
    Local cancer researcher starts biotech nonprofit
    Founder Mona Jhaveri sits with a group of Music Beats Cancer artists Mona Jhaveri created her biotech nonprofit Music Beats Cancer to try to resolve the age old research problem of funding bottlenecks. By Sarajane Sullivan
  • Entertainment
    Fairfield U. hosts activist Nadia Murad’s virtual lecture
    Fairfield University's Open VISIONS Forum will hold a lecture by Nobel Peace Prize recipeint Nadia Murad on genocide and human trafficking on Feb. 11. Fairfield University’s Open VISIONS Forum will hold a lecture by Nobel Peace Prize recipeint Nadia Murad on genocide and human trafficking on Feb. 11.
  • Entertainment
    Westport Country Playhouse launches virtual series
    Westport Country Playhouse's 2019 production of "In the Heights." See what goes into staging a production with the Westport Country Playhouse’s new virtual documenary series “From Concept to Curtain.”
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  4. Down goes No. 1: Notre Dame-Fairfield, depleted by suspensions over protocols, falls to Masuk
  5. ‘It will not happen again’: Fairfield selectman apologizes for DUI arrest
  6. Newly eligible COVID vaccine seekers flood CT system in first hours
  7. New site for Fairfield-Westport dispatch center to cost $1.1M more
  • News
    Granger on Film: ‘Sound of Metal’ getting award recognition
    This image released by Amazon Studios shows Riz Ahmed in a scene from "Sound of Metal." (Amazon Studios via AP) Streaming on Amazon Prime since mid-December, Riz Ahmed’s amazing performance in “Sound of Metal” is beginning to garner award recognition, and he’s a ‘lock’ for an Oscar nomination as best actor. Ahmed plays Ruben Stone, a touring... By Susan Granger
  • Entertainment
    Goats, racing, orc fighting and more shake up Valentine’s Day
    Meet the penguins at the Penguin Pavilion at Mystic Aquarium. Shake up your Valentine’s Day routine by skipping the typical flowers and dinner plan in favor of one of these 10 alternative activities. By Ashley Winchester
  • Entertainment
    Videos highlight health inequity in Valley, New Haven, Hartford
    A still from one of the three short documentaries produced by Data Haven and Purple States about health inequality in Connecticut. A series of short documentaries co-produced by the nonprofit Data Haven and the production company Purple States is highlighting the difference in life expectancy among different communities in Connecticut. By Amanda Cuda
  • Entertainment
    Comedian James Goff brings people together through laughter
    James Goff will perform at the Connecticut Cigar Company in Stamford on Feb. 4 at 7 and 9 p.m. Born and raised in the South Bronx, James Goff now calls Queens home but his stand-up comedy has taken him all around the country and he has a gift for being able to connect with audiences from all walks of life. Bridging any gap with... By Andrea Valluzzo
  • News
    Granger on Film:“News of the World” is an elegiac Western
    Tom Hanks, right, and Helena Zengel in "News of the World." MUST CREDIT: Bruce W. Talamon/Universal Pictures Set five years after the Civil War, Tom Hanks stars in “News of the World” — an elegiac Western — as Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd, who travels from town to town, enthralling often-illiterate audiences with stories about what’s happening... By Susan Granger
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