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HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Looking for something to do soon? Still Looking for that last minute gift for that person you forgot about or weren't going to see until after the new years? Just looking for some fun or to have a good laugh. If so we are currently selling tickets for our befit comedy show to support the Enfield High Music Students. Tickets are only $35 each and are on sale now. Just scan the qr code below or purchase them at the door. This event is 21+ and will have raffles, prizes, and a cash bar. It is bring your own food.

For more information, please contact Pastor Lisa at the Hazardville United Methodist Church.

Miscast Cabaret is like Broadway’s rebellious little sibling, shaking things up by putting performers into roles they’d never land in real life. It’s a show where the rules of casting get tossed out the window, leading to a night of musical mayhem that’s equal parts hilarious, touching, and unexpected.

Imagine your favorite show tunes, but with a twist: think of the fierce “Cell Block Tango” from

Chicago belted out by an all-male cast, or picture a woman crooning “If I Only Had a Brain” from The Wizard of Oz. These quirky, flipped-the-script performances are what make Miscast Cabaret so entertaining and fresh.

But don’t be fooled into thinking it’s all about gender swaps—Miscast Cabaret is an open invitation to break all the casting rules. Whether it’s age, type, or just pure imagination, this show lets performers explore roles they wouldn’t normally touch, creating a one-of-a-kind experience where anything can happen. If you thought you knew Broadway, think again—Miscast Cabaret is here to surprise and delight! (from their Facebook)

Miscast Cabaret is like Broadway’s rebellious little sibling, shaking things up by putting performers into roles they’d never land in real life. It’s a show where the rules of casting get tossed out the window, leading to a night of musical mayhem that’s equal parts hilarious, touching, and unexpected.

Imagine your favorite show tunes, but with a twist: think of the fierce “Cell Block Tango” from

Chicago belted out by an all-male cast, or picture a woman crooning “If I Only Had a Brain” from The Wizard of Oz. These quirky, flipped-the-script performances are what make Miscast Cabaret so entertaining and fresh.

But don’t be fooled into thinking it’s all about gender swaps—Miscast Cabaret is an open invitation to break all the casting rules. Whether it’s age, type, or just pure imagination, this show lets performers explore roles they wouldn’t normally touch, creating a one-of-a-kind experience where anything can happen. If you thought you knew Broadway, think again—Miscast Cabaret is here to surprise and delight! (from their Facebook)

Join us for a monthly Open Mic Night, come to share music, poetry, comedy, dance, and more! Or enjoy the view from the audience and support local artists and performers! Enfield musician Kevin Crane will be our facilitator. Sponsored by the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission.

Join Susan Bigelow of the Enfield Historical Society as she walks you through the unique family history resources held both at the Old Town Hall and online. Discover photographs, school materials, small business documents, military photos, and extensive holdings on the town’s major employers that can help link you to the lives of your ancestors. Also covered will be online resources through FamilySearch, Google Books, and the Connecticut State Library.

Susan Bigelow is a member of the board of directors of the Enfield Historical Society as well as a reference librarian at the Connecticut State Library.

This presentation is open to the public.  Anyone with an interest in history is welcome to attend.

The Enfield Historical Society is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that has preserved and shared Enfield’s history for more than 60 years.  New members are always needed and greatly appreciated.  Everyone is welcome.  You don’t need to be a historian or Enfield native to join.  Become a member today!

Mark Miller believes that everyone is a child of God and that music is instrumental in healing the world. He adheres to Cornel West’s belief that “Justice is what love looks like in public” and is committed to use his gifts of music to advocate for social justice and help create the beloved community.

This concert is sponsored by the Rhoda Smyth Concert Fund. Admission is free, but donations are greatly appreciated and directly helps to bring more quality musical performances to Enfield.

Join us for a monthly Open Mic Night, come to share music, poetry, comedy, dance, and more! November’s Open Mic will have a Braodway/Showtunes/Movies theme, though that is optional. Or perhaps you’d rather enjoy the view from the audience and support local artists and performers! Enfield musician Kevin Crane will be our facilitator. Sponsored by the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission.

Bring your carved pumpkin to the Town Green!!  Enjoy music, hay rides, face painting, balloon artist, trick-or-treat tent, food trucks, raffle prizes, and inflatables!  Cost is $5.00 per child with a carved pumpkin, or $10.00 per child without a pumpkin.  Hope to see you there!🎃

We are a cash only event, please plan accordingly. 😎

Rain date: Sunday, October 20, 2024 

Join us for a monthly Open Mic Night, come to share music, poetry, comedy, dance, and more! Or enjoy the view from the audience and support local artists and performers! Enfield musician Kevin Crane will be our facilitator. Sponsored by the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission.

Enfield's Poet Laureate Nzima Hutchings hosts this amazing panel of CT Poet Laureates as they discuss poetry in our modern world.

Do you love to sing? Maybe you've sang in a chorus or choir before, and you want to experience the fun of singing in a big group again? Maybe you want to make more time for music in your life? Whatever your reason is, please come check us out during one of our first 2 rehearsals.

No pressure, you can see what a rehearsal is like and get any of your questions answered!

We've been singing together since 1976 and perform our Winter Concerts in December. Please check out our website for more information!

Our rehearsal space is at the Enfield Annex (formerly Fermi High School). Room 303. 124 North Maple St. Enfield, CT 06082

The Four Town Fair celebrates the strong agricultural foundations of Enfield, East Windsor, Somers, and Ellington. Animals, tractors, doodlebugs, live music, and don't forget to check out all the art, baking, crafts, canning, and so much more in the green building.

The Four Town Fair celebrates the strong agricultural foundations of Enfield, East Windsor, Somers, and Ellington. Animals, tractors, doodlebugs, live music, and don't forget to check out all the art, baking, crafts, canning, and so much more in the green building.

The Four Town Fair celebrates the strong agricultural foundations of Enfield, East Windsor, Somers, and Ellington. Animals, tractors, doodlebugs, live music, and don't forget to check out all the art, baking, crafts, canning, and so much more in the green building.

The Four Town Fair celebrates the strong agricultural foundations of Enfield, East Windsor, Somers, and Ellington. Animals, tractors, doodlebugs, live music, and don't forget to check out all the art, baking, crafts, canning, and so much more in the green building.

Do you love to sing? Maybe you've sang in a chorus or choir before, and you want to experience the fun of singing in a big group again? Maybe you want to make more time for music in your life? Whatever your reason is, please come check us out during one of our first 2 rehearsals.

No pressure, you can see what a rehearsal is like and get any of your questions answered!

We've been singing together since 1976 and perform our Winter Concerts in December. Please check out our website for more information!

Our rehearsal space is at the Enfield Annex (formerly Fermi High School). Room 303. 124 North Maple St. Enfield, CT 06082

Southern Voice is a contemporary Country Cover band that plays all the chart hits today, as well some other genres of music to keep the crowd up and on the dance floor. Though they are a country band, they play many other artists to cover the pop, rock, southern rock and dance!

This concert is sponsored by the Rhoda Smyth Concert Fund. Admission is free, but donations are greatly appreciated and directly helps to bring more quality musical performances to Enfield.

Join us for a monthly Open Mic Night, come to share music, poetry, comedy, dance, and more! Or enjoy the view from the audience and support local artists and performers! Enfield musician Kevin Crane will be our facilitator. Sponsored by the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission.

Please join us for our monthly Open Mic Night at the Enfield Public Library. Our performers have shared poetry, singing, music, acting, dance, and more! If you want to share your talent with others, or if you want to build up performance practice, you’ll find a supportive and encouraging audience here!

This is an all-ages, free event. Our emcee is Kevin Crane, local musician. Sponsored by the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission.

Please join us for our monthly Open Mic Night at the Enfield Public Library. July’s Open Mic is our first themed night—Showtunes and Movie Music! If you have something else to share or perform, that’s fine too! This is an all-ages event. Our emcee is Kevin Crane, local musician. Sponsored by the Enfield Culture and Arts Commission.