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Upcoming Events
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Why not start off the New Year by joining the Naugatuck Garden Club for some fun. The club meets every month on the third Thursday of the month at St. Michael’s Church in Naugatuck, CT. It is open to the general public and anyone interested in gardening.
The club is seeking new members and offers you a chance to work on the many different gardens in town. Some of the projects are the bridge boxes, gazebo, World War Memorial garden, and the fountain on the green. The club features many interesting programs on different types of gardening and regular trips members can attend. It has active workshops on how to design centerpieces to making wreaths. Gardening is great exercise and good for your health and wellness. For more information call Joan Russell, membership at 729-0101 or Daryl Masone, president at 729-8846.
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SUNDAY MAY 4, 2008
Crestbrook Park Golf Club
Watertown, CT
SPONSORSHIPS FROM $30-$700
GOLF PRICES START AT $140
DINNER ONLY AT $35
For more info or tournament brochure contact:
Andrew Avenue School- 720-5221
Mark Trisko- 868-1426
Bob Clark- 723-8468 or e-mail at robertclarkjr@pga.com
Proceeds to benefit AA Playground Committee
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A FREE Concert Featuring the Combined Talents Of:
Naugatuck Community Band and Jazz Ensemble
Naugatuck Community Choir
Many area vocalist and instrumentalists will also perform
Friday May 23th, 7:00 PM
203.729.2445 / www.naugatuckarts.org
NAUGATUCK ― The Naugatuck Arts Commission continues its long standing tradition of presenting a Musical Salute to U.S. Veterans on Friday, May 23th at 7:00 p.m. at the Davis Auditorium, Naugatuck High School. This annual program paying homage to all five service branches is filled with entertainment from around the borough and is sure to delight all ages. The Naugatuck Community Band will serve as house band throughout the evening. Featured will be the Naugatuck Community Jazz Ensemble, Naugatuck Community Choir, the Naugatuck Woman’s Club Dance Troupe, “Lone Drummer” Frank Zappone and local favorite Ed Kamienski on the chromatic harmonica. The timeless narrative “Duty, Honor, Country” will be delivered by guest orator Bob Sagendorf. Area vocalists Lisa Antrum, Leslie LaCharity, Dr. Marguerite Mullée and Geena and Lisa D’Andrea will perform American favorites for our honored vets. Truly this event is a memorable and touching way to start the patriotic weekend. Admission is FREE.
The Naugatuck Arts Commission was established to foster, promote, encourage and celebrate the excellence, enjoyment and vitality of the arts in the Town of Naugatuck. The Commission sponsors and coordinates exciting, innovative, entertaining, and educational programs representative of the fine, applied, and performing arts. The Commission promotes a favorable climate to attract artists of all ages, cultures and areas of interest to the borough.
For more information about the Naugatuck Arts Commission please visit www.naugatuckarts.org
Naugatuck
Arts Commission
229 Church Street
Naugatuck, Connecticut 06770
203.723.4823 / 729.2445
Summer Music Festival On the Green 2008
In it’s 22nd Year!
The Naugatuck Arts Commission is pleased to announce this year’s summer concert schedule. This year’s line up presents what we feel is a diverse yet entertaining package.
We hope that everyone will make it a point to come to the scenic and historic town green to enjoy a family friendly evening of music and community spirit.
Once again this year we (The Naugatuck Arts Commission) are encouraging local non profit organizations to make it a point to come down to the concerts and set up tables to provide information about their groups to promote public awareness. Any non profit groups looking to do so should contact Chairpersons Lisa D’Andrea (723-4823) or Ty Smith (729-2445). More contact info is available at www.naugatuckarts.org.
In addition we are also inviting all downtown merchants to stay open on the nights of the concerts so that they may have a chance to introduce their services and products to concertgoers.
The Summer Music Festival is now entering its 22nd year of existence. All concerts will begin at 7:00 p.m. and will end at 9:00 p.m. Concert goers are encouraged to pack a picnic supper and are reminded that alcoholic beverages are not allowed on public property (per local ordinance). Local non-profit groups the Knights of Columbus and Naugatuck Community Choir will be selling food, snacks and beverages. All concerts are rain or shine events.
Please remember to bring
non-perishable food items to benefit the Food Bank.
The truck will be located right next to the Gazebo. We will also
occasionally “pass the hat” to benefit the
Ceasar Ruggeri
Scholarship Fund. This year new mascot Arty the
Arts Bears (12” fundraiser teddy bear) will also be available
for purchase! Thank You.
For further information please visit the commission’s web site at www.naugatuckarts.org.
On The Naugatuck Town Green 7pm to 9pm
All Concerts Benefit the Naugatuck Food Bank (Please bring non-perishable food donations) and the Ceasar Ruggeri Scholarship Fund.
June 17 - Naugatuck Community Band: Patriotic & Pops!
RAIN: Thursday, June 19 on the green.
June 24 - Marty Swiatek: Polka Night, Naugatuck Style!
RAIN: Thursday, June 26 on the green.
July 1 - Rubber City Blues Band: Blues
RAIN: Thursday, July 3 on the green.
July 8 - MacTalla Mo’r: Celtic - Fusion
RAIN: Same night, City Hill Middle School Auditorium
This concert is brought to you with the support of the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism.
July 15 - Last Fair Deal: New American Roots Music
RAIN: Thursday, July 17 on the green.
July 22 - Aces & Eights: Classic Country / Rock!!
RAIN: Thursday, July 24 on the green.
July 29 - The Kerry Boys: Sounds of Ireland!
RAIN: Same night, City Hill Middle School Auditorium
This concert is brought to you with the support of the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism.
Thursday, July 31 - The Second Company Governor's Foot Guard Band: Marches, medleys, polkas and Dixieland
RAIN: Same night, City Hill Middle School Auditorium.
August 5 - Mugsy's Back: Classic, Oldies Rock
RAIN: Thursday, August 7 on the green.
August 12 - Hot Cat Jazz Band: 30s - 70s!
RAIN: Same night, City Hill Middle School Auditorium
This concert is brought to you with the support of the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism.
August 19 - Crosseyed Cat: Blues!
RAIN: Thursday, August 21 on the green.
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2008 HARVEST MOON FESTIVAL
Friday and Saturday September 19 and 20
Fri. Sept 19, 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm : The Riverboat Ramblers / Dixieland Jazz
This concert is brought to you with the support of the Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism.
Sat. Sept 20, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm : Sparkles the Clown / Fun & Magic
Sat. Sept 20, 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm : Bounce / DJ - Karaoke
Sat. Sept 20, 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm : The Big Beat / 50's, 60's
For further information please visit the commission’s web site at www.naugatuckarts.org
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