OXFORD, CT — A 400-acre farm that dates back to the 1600s may become <a href="http://www.rep-am.com/local/news-local/2018/10/07/oxford-farm-may-be-preserved-as-open-space/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">town open space</a>, according to the Republican-American. Schreiber Farm owners and top Oxford officials are working on a land sale. A total of 16 percent of the town's acreage is considered open space currently, the Rep-Am reports. Town officials have approved a $4,500 grant for an appraisal. First Selectman George R. Temple told the Rep-Am that some of the space could be used for additional ballfields if a deal can be struck. <a href="http://www.rep-am.com/local/news-local/2018/10/07/oxford-farm-may-be-preserved-as-open-space/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">&gt;&gt;&gt;Read More at the Rep-Am.</a>

OXFORD, CT — A 400-acre farm that dates back to the 1600s may become <a href="http://www.rep-am.com/local/news-local/2018/10/07/oxford-farm-may-be-preserved-as-open-space/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">town open space</a>, according to the Republican-American.

Schreiber Farm owners and top Oxford officials are working on a land sale. A total of 16 percent of the town's acreage is considered open space currently, the Rep-Am reports. Town officials have approved a $4,500 grant for an appraisal. First Selectman George R. Temple told the Rep-Am that some of the space could be used for additional ballfields if a deal can be struck.

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New Haven Ballet Presents The Sleeping Beauty at the Shubert Theatre
This spring, New Haven Ballet invites audiences across Greater New Haven to experience the magic of classical ballet with The Sleeping Beauty, coming to the historic Shubert Theatre on Saturday, May 23 at 1:00 p.m.
Perfect for young audiences and longtime dance lovers alike, this enchanting production brings Princess Aurora’s beloved story to life through storybook magic and the sweeping score of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Thoughtfully adapted for today’s audiences, the performance offers a welcoming introduction to ballet while keeping all the beauty and wonder that has made this fairytale a classic for generations.
The heart of this production is the dancers themselves.
Students ages 4 to 18 will take the stage after months of dedication and artistic growth, sharing a performance that celebrates not only technique, but creativity, confidence, and joy. For many young performers, it’s a meaningful milestone and a chance to experience the excitement of live theater together.
For more than 40 years, New Haven Ballet has helped young dancers grow both on and off the stage, with many students continuing on to prestigious summer intensives, conservatories, and professional dance careers.
In addition to The Sleeping Beauty, the program will feature contemporary and Broadway inspired works, along with performances by the School’s Shared Ability artists. Together, the pieces reflect New Haven Ballet’s commitment to creating a space where every dancer can learn, grow, and shine.
Artistic Director Lisa Kim shares, “This performance is a chance for our students to come together and share what they have been working toward all year. We hope it inspires everyone in the audience.”
Following the performance, children and families are invited to meet the fairies from the ballet, a magical moment younger audience members won’t soon forget.
With a running time of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, the performance is ideal for both first time balletgoers and devoted fans of dance.
Tickets start at $19 (plus ticketing fees) and are available at <a href="https://shubert.com/?utm_source=chatgpt.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">shubert.com</a>.
New Haven Ballet welcomes new students throughout the year, with summer programs offering dancers of all levels the opportunity to learn, grow, and build confidence through dance.
Reserve your tickets early and join us for an afternoon filled with music, magic, and the joy of live performance.

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