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KENT—The Kent Historical Society will present “Remembering Connecticut’s Doughboys” at its annual meeting Sunday, Nov. 10, at 2 p.m. at Kent Town Hall, Kent Green Blvd.
Doughboy was a popular nickname for the American infantryman during World War I.
The lecture will be preceded by a short business meeting for the KHS membership, but everyone is encouraged to attend.
SHARON—A highly inventive adaptation of the Dickens’ classic, “A Christmas Carol” will be staged Wednesday, Dec. 18, through Sunday, Dec. 22, in the Bok...
KENT—The First Congregational Church, 97 North Main St., Kent, will hold a “Baby Shower for Mary” to benefit the Food Bank this Sunday this...
KENT—The Gingerbread Festival is back, bringing holiday cheer and the irresistible scent of gingerbread to town. Participating businesses are displaying 13 imaginative gingerbread creations...
Finding the right tree for the Christmas holidays takes patience, persistence and many more than 10,000 steps. A recent Sunday journey to do just...
KENT – The Kent Quilters, a local community quilting group, met Friday evening, Dec. 13, for their holiday potluck, and to celebrate their year-long...
SHERMAN—Christmas is closing in on us and Sherman is approaching its last weekend of holiday merriment. The Sherman Players’ “Winter Wonderettes” final performances at...
KENT—South Kent School is transforming its north campus into a hub for hands-on learning in culinary arts and sustainable agriculture. The initiative, designed to deepen...
KENT—St. Andrew’s Church has announced its holiday services. There will be Holy Communion with music at 8 p.m. on Christmas Eve followed by Christmas...
