Place a bid in the Greenwich Historical Society fifth annual Festival of Tabletop Trees. Local retailers, organizations, and designers will hand craft and decorate a
DECEMBER 8 | The Wilton Playshop
“A Christmas Carol”
Back by popular demand, The Wilton Playshop is once again staging a fantastic one-man adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”. Patrick R. Spadaccino, who
DECEMBER 9 | Stratford Historical Society
Fire & Ice Festival
It’s that wonderful time of the year again—the warm and cozy days of Christmas are upon us! And what better place to welcome the holidays
DECEMBER 9 | Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts
The Nutcracker
Connecticut Dance School's popular, magical Nutcracker ballet returns to the Quick Center for three full-length mainstage performances on Sat. Dec. 9, 2023 at 6pm, and
DECEMBER 9 | PAL Community Center
INTEMPO Holiday Concert
Join us for our holiday concert & hear our student ensembles!
DECEMBER 9 | The Warehouse
The Alternate Routes with Drew Angus
Generously Underwritten by Yale New Haven Health
The Alternate Routes keep their December tradition alive! Join us for the annual two-night run with a full-band electric
DECEMBER 9 | Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo
Breakfast with Frosty and Friends
A longtime family tradition returns this year to Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo after a three-year hiatus: Breakfast with Frosty and Friends! A continental breakfast in
DECEMBER 9 | Pequot Library
“A Christmas Carol” Benefit Reading with Shakespeare on the Sound
You’re invited – join us on December 9 for a special reading of “A Christmas Carol” to benefit Pequot Library and Shakespeare on the Sound!
DECEMBER 9 | Greenwich Historical Society
Holiday Festival
Celebrate the holidays at the Greenwich Historical Society’s Holiday Festival! Bring your entire family for photos with Santa and a visit to our festive Historic
DECEMBER 10 | Stepping Stones Museum for Children
A Hanukkah with Mazel Puppet Show
Meet Mazel, the luckiest cat in town! This heartwarming story is adapted from the book by Joel Edward Stein, told using hand carved wooden puppets
