The Friends of The Ferguson Library to Host the Virtual Author Series Event on Zoom
Same Time, Next Year brings laughs and a few poignant moments
a two person art exhibition featuring Gayle Glecker and Tony Woolner
Mayor David Martin and the Stamford Arts and Culture Commission have announced the winners of the 2021 Stamford Arts & Culture (SAC) Grant.
The funds are meant to help non-profit museums and humanities organizations recover from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Goodnight Beautiful" is poised to be the next big read for fans of smart, sophisticated psychological thrillers.
The Stamford Downtown Special Services District is calling all artists to submit designs for "The Piano Project."
The Stamford Downtown Special Services District is searching for donations of pianos to be used in an art exhibit this summer.
Some local arts organizations are receiving a state coronavirus-related grant.
The Friends of The Ferguson Library will host this virtual author event via Zoom Webinar.
Nicolas Gonzalez has joined the Stamford Symphony as manager of community engagement and education.
Connecticut artist Kate Emery is auctioning an original oil painting to benefit INTEMPO.
Connecticut Artist Auctions Original Painting to Benefit INTEMPO and its Young Musicians
The event will take place at 5 p.m. Nov. 7 at the parking lot of Union Memorial Church and digitally via social media platforms.
Indoor theatre retruns with Pulitzer Prize winning play, THE GIN GAME
A series of free virtual sessions aimed at readers and writers at all levels.
An interactive comedic performance live on Zoom
Streaming Online October 9, followed by Q&A With Director: Matthew Kaplowitz
The gala will honor Stamford Health’s heroes for their work on the front lines of the pandemic.
Featuring John E. Morris, Author of Subway: The Curiosities, Secrets and Unofficial History of the New York City Transit System
Sip & Celebrate 10-10-20 With CMA Winners, Old Dominion, “Curb Your Enthusiasm” F*cking Susie Essman, Hoda Kotb, Giuliana Rancic and More
Presented by The Ferguson Library and co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters.
Sunset Cruises offered Wed. - Sun. and two cruises a day offered Sat. and Sun. through Sept.
The 2020 Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular scheduled for November has been canceled due to coronavirus concerns, event officials said.
Stamford Downtown is hosting its annual Arts & Crafts show on Bedford Street next month. Admission is free.
Curtain Call's outdoor cabaret series extended thru August 16
Concerts, Music, Puppet Shows, Virtual Walking Tours, Farm Visits, Cooking Demos, kids activities, Professional Art Workshops, and more!
Live outdoor Shakespearean cabaret at Curtain Call in Stamford
Discover some extraordinary but rarely heard music by young Beethoven. Presented by The Ferguson Library and the Stamford Symphony.
Stamford teen attending St. Luke's School takes first place in prestigious art competition.
Chef Teddi will prepare recipes from the cookbook, inspired by the Sweet Magnolias books by Sherryl Woods - now a #1 Netflix series
Organizers said 35 sculptures will be placed throughout Stamford's downtown area during the summer. Here's why.
Curtain Call alums perform from home and The Kweskin Theatre.
The third annual Make Music Day will return to Stamford's downtown area this weekend, with 20 confirmed live performances.
Tales of Pirates, Native Americans, Merchants, and Lighthouses
A family fun event for all!
Westport Writers Workshop, whose students are from Stamford & surrounding towns, is offering a variety of online courses this summer.
Norwalk Oyster Festival canceled due to COVID-19 concerns
Both the Alive@5 and Wednesday Nite Live summer concert series have been cancelled this year due to the coronavirus, officials announced.
Stamford, White Plains and Mamaroneck students honored with The Palace Theatre’s Ernie DiMattia Emerging Young Artist Awards