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At Buddhist Center Local artists to participate in Wet Paint Exhbition
Wednesday, 26 September 2012 09:00
Do Ngak Kunphen Ling (DNKL), Tibetan Buddhist Center for Universal Peace, is hosting a a Paint Out, Wet Paint Exhibition and Silent Art Auction on Sunday, Sept. 30.
The artists will be arriving early and painting by 10 a.m. The public is welcome to come early and enjoy the grounds, have a picnic, watch the artists create, and join in. Art materials will be available for participation by everyone.
The wet paintings will be on display from 2 to 4 p.m. and there will be a silent auction of artworks donated by the participants.
Artists are from all areas and include Kathy Anderson and S. Pamela Reese of Redding; Andrea Bisordi of Wilton, Alfonsina Betancourt and Elizabeth Bullis-Wiese of Fairfield; Judith Corrigan and Nancy Howell of Trumbull; Catherine Elliot of Simsbury;Judith Lambertson of Norwalk, Mary Louise O'Connel of Ridgefield; Phyllis Lodata-Suppa of Stamford; JoHanne Mangiof North Haven; and Gus Moran of Bridgeport.
The grounds of Do Ngak Kunphen Ling are at 30 Putnam Park Road, Redding.
Steak and chicken dinner
Written by Susan Wolf
Tuesday, 25 September 2012 12:00
Bill Winter was among the grill cooks at the West Redding Fire Department's annual steak and chicken dinner.
Luncheon, fashion show benefits Hospice
Written by by Carla Tartaglia, Redding Fundraising Chapter / Regional Hospice and Home Care for Western CT
Tuesday, 25 September 2012 08:00
Fall is quickly coming ready or not, and for those who work with Regional Hospice and Home Care of Western CT that means gearing up for another luncheon and fashion show. This year the date is Wednesday, Oct. 3, at the Redding Country Club beginning at 11 a.m.
Lyn Evans Potpourri Designs of Ridgefield and New Canaan will again be showing its clothing line and accessories. Several members of the Redding chapter will be modeling. Each person attending will receive a card worth 25% off one item for use at either of Lyn Evans' stores.
The fund-raiser is one of only two the local chapter sponsors. The $39 per person donation include salads and a choice of pork tenderloin with roasted potatoes and vegetables, mahi mahi with vegetable compote and couscous or vegetarian pasta primavera and dessert.
Church members prepare or annual fair
Written by by Kara Morgan / Congregational Church
Monday, 24 September 2012 12:00
Congregational Church members prepare apple pies for the church’s annual Sept. 29 arts and crafts fair. From left are Marilyn Geti, Annika Morgan, Martie Cyr and Celia Montgomery. — Tom McNulty photo The 31st Annual First Church of Christ, Congregational Arts & Crafts Fair is set for Saturday, Sept. 29, between 10 and 4:30. The free event takes place rain or shine on the church campus off Cross Highway.
Each year the fair draws approximately 1,000 visitors from Fairfield County for old-fashioned family fun. Approximately 40 fine artisans will gather on the grounds, selling their handcrafted items. Another favorite stop is the Apple Pie Tent where visitors can buy homemade pies by the slice or full pie. There is also "congregational soup," which is combined and warmed in an old-fashioned caldron over an open fire, pulled pork sandwiches, hot dogs, hamburgers, and homemade fudge and baked goods.
The fair also offers a huge tag sale, children's games and raffle items featuring services and items donated by local businesses and church members.
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Youth orchestra has new conductor this season
Monday, 24 September 2012 08:00
Justin ElkinsJustin Elkins is the new Western Connecticut Youth Orchestra (WCYO) String Ensemble conductor. He is a music educator, private teacher and actively performing musician.
He attended the renowned Eastman School of Music where he received his bachelor's and master's degrees in cello performance. In addition to his performances in the Elkins Duo with his wife Marija, a pianist, Mr. Elkins has served as cellist of the North Dakota String Quartet and performed solo concertos with several symphonies and is a regular performer in the Norwalk Symphony. He is the orchestra director at Trumbull High School, where he also teaches music theory.
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