The opening reception for recent paintings by father and daughter. Charles’ brightly colored geometric abstractions contrast against Natalie’s muted evocations of light and atmosphere, but their work shares an interest in iterative series and working large scale. More...

The opening reception for the Community Art Show, with more than 60 works in many mediums styles and sizes, on the theme of Memories. More...

A reception and dramatic performance with three Fairfield County actresses portraying the women highlighted in the exhibition of the same name: Alice DeLamar, Eva Le Gallienne, and Katharine Ordway - all famous in their respective fields and all celebrated conservationists. More...

2019 Tony Award-winning star of The Cher Show performs an evening of her career highlights including songs from Wicked, Falsettos, and The Cher Show, as well as her favorite musical theatre standards.

Award-winning choreographer and social justice activist Gregory Maqoma’s company, Vuyani Dance Theatre, presents an innovative, visually stunning full-length performance, drawing inspiration from Zakes Mda’s novel Cion, and music from Ravel’s Boléro. More... 

Direct from a successful New York run, a performance of the critically acclaimed Harold Arlen tribute show, accompanied by John Cook on piano. More...

Written and directed by Brad Blake, (whose previous Theater Barn production, Wreck the Halls, was a runaway smash hit), Smorgasbord! is an irreverent musical revue about food that will leave you doubled over with laughter. Recommended for mature audiences only. More...

This heart-warming comedy, by Nancy Frick, is about Sandy, the owner of a Las Vegas wedding chapel. As the play unfolds, the audience experiences the four most memorable and interesting weddings of her career. Through Feb. 16. More...

After five months of construction, The Bruce Museum opens two exhibits in the new art and science galleries: On the Edge of the World: Masterworks by Laurits Andersen Ring from the National Gallery of Denmark; and Under the Skin, where the latest imaging technologies reveal the extraordinary beauty of nature lying just below the surface. On the Edge of the World and Under the Skin 

A workshop for children ages 6-12, with Katherine Karlik discussing the origins of Groundhog Day in Candleman’s Day, and leading a workshop making a paper-punch design for a votive to cast interesting shadows. More...

Michelle Black Smith, curator of the exhibition, will lead a tour and discussion of the Art Center and its role in the National Black Arts Movement. More...

Join this fundraising cocktail reception for an exhibit celebrating works by leading artists from the local Concepts group, marking 200 Years of Darien's Independence and 100 Years of Women's Suffrage. More...

Fusing popular rock, percussive rhythms, guitars, fiddle, mandolin, banjo and vocal harmonies this band creates an intricate and fresh sound with a distinct Celtic flavor. More...

Back for its ninth year, this student-run production has sold-out audiences for the past eight years. Totally produced by DAC dance students, ages 10 to 18. More...

Continuing its musical journey around the world through the music of many countries, the NHSO's next stop is Ghana, known for its unique drums and percussion instruments. John Wesley Dankwa will join NHSO percussion as they unite traditional orchestra percussion with the distinctive percussion of Ghana. More...

Poet, essayist, national spokesperson for the Campaign for Youth Justice, and author of “Felon,” Regisnald Dwayne Betts speaks about the impact of mass incarceration on American society. More...

Presenting Yale Professor William English, recently retired from the Federal Reserve Board, speaking on Unconventional Monetary Policy and the effects and systemic implications of interest rates as one of the instruments available to the U.S. government in setting national economic policy. More...