Winsted, CT

The Day the Music Died By Nicole Chardenet, Bristol      There are ten years in a decade, and hundreds, if not thousands of rock songs released every year. You'd think with those kinds of numbers that there'd be an almost endless supply of diverse, interesting music on the radio. More ... The Woman in Black Haunts Sandisfield      Since its first performance in 1989, The Woman in Black has become one of the great successes of London's West End. More than two million petrified theatergoers have experienced the terrifying spectre of the woman in black, and she's coming to haunt Sandisfield on Saturday, October 26 at 8 p.m. More ... Audubon Kids’ Day in Sharon      Audubon Sharon hosts its annual Audubon Kids’ Day on Sunday, October 27 from 1-4:15 p.m. at the Sharon Audubon Center, located on Route 4 in Sharon. This fun-filled autumn family event features various nature crafts and games for young children. More ... Red Hawk Dancers Visit Region One Schools      The Red Hawk Dancers will present an educational program of Native American dance, music and other aspects of American Indian culture at five schools throughout Region One. More ... jpg drawing of Dan North dancing Dan North dances as the band plays on … And the Band Plays On      Dan North loves swinging dance music. He also loves to bring people together in the community. So, it was logical for him to combine his two loves in honor of his two favorite, departed people: Jeanne Shields North, his beloved wife, and Boardman "Bud" Getsinger, his jazz musician friend. More ...