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Grand Night for Singing
Seven Angels Theatre presents A Grand Night for Singing, a musical revue that pays tribute to the works of Rodgers and Hammerstein.
Seven Angels TheatreRandall’s Spring Fair
At Randall’s, a spring fair offers a relaxed mix of drinks and shopping in support of local fireworks. The event features multiple vendors, raffles, a spin wheel, drink specials, and more. Vendor participation is coordinated exclusively through Cindy Carr, and the vendor fee is a $25 donation. The fair is seeking specific participants, including a massage corner, local artists, a tarot card reader, and DIY flower bouquet creators. Interested vendors can contact Cindy Carr at Ccarrnfam@gmail.com.
Randall'sSaturday Introductory Tours
Discover the Beinecke Library in a guided introduction that covers its mission, history, architecture, collections, and services. Each tour is led by a library staff member or a student guide and lasts about 45 minutes. No reservation is needed. For visitor information, hours, and exhibitions, consult the library’s website. The exhibition areas on the ground floor and mezzanine are free and open to the public every day.
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript LibraryOrange, the Revolution is Coming!
In celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, the Orange Historical Society presents a hands on living history program at Orange Congregational Church UCC. Vexillologist and Revolutionary War reenactor Tom Angels of the Fifth Connecticut Regiment will lead a presentation on colonial flags, exploring how they were created, the meanings behind their colors and symbols, and what they conveyed to people of the time. An interactive artifact table invites adults and children to pick up objects, learn their stories, and see examples of the gear a Connecticut soldier might have carried while serving in the field. This program is part of a three event series designed for all ages. Tickets are $5 per person for those over age 5, and space is limited.
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