Sunday
Series - General Rochambeau Local author Jini Vail will share the life and times of
Rochambeau and his trek through Connecticut. Listen as she brings
his story to life, you can almost feel the soldiers marching
through town. There will be a General Meeting at 1pm, presentation
at 1:30, Coffee and treats immediately following.
February
2
Thursday
6 - 8 pm
First
Thursdays - Discover Poland This month we continue our collaboration with the Cultural
Council by welcoming former mayor Joan Taf to share her experiences,
artifacts and photos. Coffee and treats will be served immediately
following. Free for members, $2 for non-members
February
8
Wednesday
7- 9pm
Savor
Connecticut
Explore the flavors of Connecticut. Eric Lehman and Amy Nawrock
authors of the History of Connecticut Wines will share
the stories of local wineries. DiGrazia Vineyards will be on
had to share the flavors. Also savor the tastes of Calvary Brewery,
New England Bakery and Fascia Chocolates. Tickets are at the
Museum and also available at our event sponsor, Mt View Wines
and Liquors, $10 for nonmembers and $5 for members.
February
11
Saturday
11am - 12n
Collette’s
Crafts- Welcome to Poland
Bring the children for hands on experience at the Museum. Registration
recommended. $2 per child.
March
1
Thursday
6 - 8 pm
First
Thursdays - Horgan Irish Dance
Back by popular demand. The Horgan Irish Dance Academy Dancers
are coming back to the Museum to help kick off your Saint Patrick’s
Day celebrations. Free for members, $2 for non-members, new
members always welcome.
March
10
Saturday
11am - 12n
Colette’s
Crafts - Eggcelent
This month children will celebrate the signs of
spring and explore the ways eggs have been used for decorations.
March
15
Sunday
1 - 3 pm
Sunday
Series - History of the 29th
Charles
“Ben” Hawley will give the history of the 29th Regiment,
one of the few colored regiments of the Civil War. Learn about
the two men from Naugatuck who were in that regiment. Ben
Hawley is a direct descendent of a member of the regiment.
Call or email for more information.
March
15
Sunday
Cultural
Heritage Night
Join us at the Naugatuck High School as we celebrate the multiple
cultures that make up the melting pot of our community. Students,
families and organizations will be offering presentations, music,
art and food from around the world.
Board
of Director Meetings take place monthly on the
third Wednesday, all members are welcome to attend.
For information, call us
at 729-9039 or 729-3754 or email
First
Thursdays
6-8 pm
The first Thursday of each month the museum is now open to the
public from 6-8pm. Each month a different theme will help make
history come alive for your family. Regular admission fees apply,
$2 per person or free for members. Call to learn more about
this month's theme.
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