The North Stamford Community Church dates back to pre-Revolutionary times, when families gathered in farmhouses for religious meetings as early as December 1742. Legally established through approval of the Connecticut State Legislature in 1781, the church gathered as an independent society on June 4, 1782. Twenty-two founding members, representing 10 families, signed a lengthy covenant, which created the church. Like other Colonial churches, the society exercised civil and religious authority for many years. Worship service takes place at 10:00 am every Sunday. North Stamford Community Church is available for weddings, commitment ceremonies, baptisms, memorial services and other events. Our beautiful sanctuary is an elegant, romantic setting for all occasions and a perfect location for a classic New England wedding.
At Little Sprouts, we’re all about creating a clean, cozy, and cheerful space where kids can giggle and grow, and parents can unwind. Our welcoming atmosphere and calm environment make every visit feel like a little escape — safe, fun, and full of good vibes!
Have your business meeting with us! We have 10 tables and 50 chairs, excellent for business and group events. Free parking for about 25 cars! Arrange your off premise licensed caterer for beverage and food service for an even better meeting. Contact us for meeting recommendations at 914-282-3169. We are "Veterans that continue to serve America" and all volunteers. Strong and growing, over 100 veterans make up the entire membership of Post 1038. Plus our growing Auxiliary Unit 1038 and SAL Squadron members! Please join us, rent from us and donate to us as we are a 501(c)19 non profit veterans service organization for America. Thank you!
The Ward Melville Heritage Organization offers many attractions to visitors and locals in Stony Brook, NY. The educational and cultural center provides children and adults an opportunity to learn about the history of Stony Brook, as well as participate in fun attractions like a visit to the Stony Brook Grist Mill, Discovery Wetlands Cruises and shows and concerts put on at the pavilion. Ward Melville is responsible for the restoration of Stony Brook and for giving the land to the state of New York for the prestigious university.
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Bridgeport Jazz Festival 2025 Overview The Bridgeport Jazz Festival is a vibrant, family-friendly celebration of jazz music held annually in downtown Bridgeport, Connecticut. Now in its 5th year, the festival has become a beloved cultural event that brings together music lovers from across the region. Location & Date Date: Saturday, August 30, 2025 Time: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM Venue: McLevy Green, 102 Bank Street, Bridgeport, CT Musical Lineup Expect a dynamic mix of jazz styles performed by talented artists from Connecticut and beyond: Alivia The Keynotes Jazz Band Brooklyn Brassy & The Brass Knuckles The Soulful Jazz Trio OTG The Big Band Headliner: Will Prince (plus surprise guests!) Hosted by Tiffany Phoenix Fire, with music by DJ Dirk Millz and sound by Family Sounds Festival Features Free admission and street-side parking Food trucks and vendors offering dumplings, Tex-Mex, pizza, donuts, Latin cuisine, and more Merchandise/Information booths All ages welcome, with a strong emphasis on community and cultural diversity Purpose & Vibe The festival aims to showcase live jazz performances and foster unity through music. It’s designed to be accessible, uplifting, and inclusive—perfect for families, jazz aficionados, and curious newcomers alike. You can find more details on the official Bridgeport Jazz Festival website
