STONINGTON, CT — Stonington's weekend is a reader's weekend, with three author and history talks on Thursday alone and a children's storytime on Saturday morning, from Thursday, Oct. 15, through Sunday, Oct. 18.
This Weekend's Arts & Entertainment
- Lunch & Learn: "Outstanding Courage: Speaking Out About Slavery" — Thursday, Oct. 15, noon to 1 p.m. Retired UConn professor Gail Macdonald tells the stories of 19th-century Black abolitionists; $7 covers a light lunch and the talk, and registration is required. Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center, 27 Chase Street, Pawcatuck
- Elena Imbimbo, "Disturbing the Curse" — Thursday, Oct. 15, 5 to 6 p.m. The author talks with J.L. Willow about her novel, about an archaeologist who moves from London to a remote Nova Scotia village; RSVPs are requested. Bank Square Books, 80 Stonington Road, Suite 8, Mystic
- Chai, Crimes & Chat with MJ Soni — Thursday, Oct. 15, 5 p.m. The local author, a physician who wrote a part-memoir about her activism in apartheid South Africa, discusses her debut mystery, "The Masala Chai Mystery Club"; the talk is free and followed by a book sale and signing. Stonington Free Library, 20 High Street
- Abi Cushman, "Penguins Don't Wear Pants" — Saturday, Oct. 17, 11 a.m. to noon. The author reads from her new picture book at Saturday Storytime and signs copies. Bank Square Books, 80 Stonington Road, Suite 8, Mystic
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Start Thursday with abolitionist history in Pawcatuck, choose between two novelists that evening and bring the kids back to Bank Square Books for penguins on Saturday.
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