Stamford Downtown recently announced two new concert events.
The highly-anticipated event is back this summer with a focus on food and community.
Concerts will once again take place in Mill River Park. Here's what you need to know about this summer's performers and tickets.
Curtain Call's first two shows of 2024-2025 (TOOTSIE & AND THEN THERE WERE NONE) will be casting beginning June 10. Read on for details.
Beloved, award-winning musical returns to the Kweskin Theatre, Stamford. Curtain Call's production to run June 7 thru 29.
This year’s exhibit in Stamford Downtown will feature seven larger-than-life bronze works of art from four renowned artists.
There will be a special performance of "Sleeping Beauty: A Tale of Good and Evil," a new take on a classical ballet.
Twelve-piece big band on stage plus vocalist Chaz Esposito to rock the Kweskin Theatre on May 18.
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi will be in Stamford for a live show of her podcast with fellow host Joey Camasta.
Great songs and story-telling in new cabaret at Curtain Call
Giving Day Scheduled for March 27
The festival will take place at Stamford's Palace Theatre.
Photography, Painting and Drawings by Lynda James Carroll
The comedian and political commentator announced a limited tour after his return to Comedy Central's "The Daily Show."
Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap is a masterful whodunnit.
Art Show: Charcoal Drawings & Oil paintings of pets, people & Medieval inspired watercolors by a 12th generation descendant of Stamford.
The Hollywood actor and WWE superstar stopped for a photo with a young fan outside of the company's Stamford headquarters.
At the Mayor's Gallery of Stamford
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee brings laughter to the Dressing Room Theatre
The parade is one of the largest of its kind in the country, with giant helium balloons and approximately 100,000 spectators annually.
Classic holiday story presented as a live, 1940s radio play.
The Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular is one of the largest of its kind in the country, with more than 100,000 spectators annually.
Pan Pastels and Digital Abstractions
This grant funds arts and cultural programming and art projects in the city of Stamford.
Stamford Downtown announced that the event originally scheduled for Sept. 9 has been canceled.
The Festival takes place September 8-10 at Veterans Park
Here's your chance to own of the fiberglass ducks, or the goose, from this summer's public art display in downtown Stamford
The popular event will bring juried artisans from throughout the northeast who will display and sell juried works.
The upcoming outdoor street pole banner program will feature more than 200 banners in three different sizes on light poles in downtown.
Terence McNally's AND AWAY WE GO plays in Curtain Call's Dressing Room Theatre 9/8 thru 9/24.
The outdoorsy romantic comedy, which was released in July, takes viewers through some local Connecticut trails.
Calling all swashbuckling rogues to take a cruise with the Seaport Association in Norwalk!
Curtain Call's SHAKESPEARE ON THE GREEN returns July 13 - 23 with THE TEMPEST
artwork by Alicia C. Cobb
Stamford Downtown's outdoor summer sculpture exhibit is underway, with 24 decorated fiberglass ducks and one goose on display downtown.
Your $75 donation includes an evening of stand-up, two drinks and snacks. All proceeds will support Pink Aid
Dark side of American history examined in Sondheim Musical, Assassins.
One week mini camp for kids
Stamford's Alive At Five concert series begins on July 13 in Mill River Park.