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Out & About March 2010
March 3, 4 & 7 – West Hartford How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying Enjoy this brilliant satire of the world of Big Business as seen through the eyes of J. Pierrepont Finch, a disarming young man looking for an easy way to get to the top. The play takes on nepotism, old-school loyalty, and “yes-men” in a perfect send-up of the mores and morals of corporate life. University of Hartford, Millard Auditorium, 200 Bloomfield Ave, (860) 768-4862, www.hartford.edu/hartt, $
March 5-7 – New Haven Annie Leapin' lizards - Annie returns to New Haven! The timeless tale of Little Orphan Annie is back, giving a whole new generation the chance to experience this classic musical about never giving up hope. Boasting one of Broadway's most memorable scores, Annie is a delightful theatrical experience for the entire family. Shubert Performing Arts Center, 247 College Street, (203) 562-5666, $
March 6 – New Britain Maple Sugaring & Pancake Breakfast All the pancakes you can eat with pure maple syrup. Watch the syrup making process from start to finish and enjoy guided walks through our maple grove. Compare sap, real syrup and store bought syrup. Walks, demonstrations, and children's crafts are included. Come rain or shine. 9am-1pm, New Britain Youth Museum, 191 Farmington Avenue, (860) 827-9064, $ (Under 2 FREE!)
Kids’ First Saturday: A Colonial Girls’ Day Out
Tea, crafts, and more for girls and their favorite doll.
Noah Webster House and Museum, 227 South Main Street, 10am-12pm, (860) 521-5362,
www.noahwebsterhouse.org, $ March 7 – Storrs Jungle Jack Hanna Animal expert “Jungle Jack” Hanna is one of the most respected ambassadors of the animal world. Best known for his nationally syndicated television show, Jack Hanna’s Animal Adventures, this live show will feature many furry and feathered friends, as well as fascinating and humorous stories and footage from his adventures around the world. Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts, 2132 Hillside Road, (860) 486-4226, www.jorgensen.uconn.edu, $
March 7 – Canton Farmington Valley Indians & Their Legacy Join Cynthia Griggs, Researcher and Naturalist, for a fascinating and educational look at the Native Americans who lived along the Farmington River. Presented by the Canton Historical Museum. 2pm, Canton Library and Community Center, 40 Dyer Avenue, (860) 693-2793, $
March 11 – Hartford
Hoax, Hype, and Hollywood: The 2012 Hysteria
March 16 – Hartford The Little Engine That Could Powered by its well-known refrain "I think I can, I think I can," Watty Piper's The Little Engine That Could is one of the greatest tales of motivation ever told. In this well-loved classic featuring songs, dance and dazzling costumes, the Little Engine overcomes seemingly impossible odds to carry a train full of toys over an imposing mountain. This entertaining, inspirational and interactive show offers a valuable lesson about the power of positive thinking. 10:30am & 12:30pm, The Bushnell’s Belding Theater, 166 Capitol Avenue, (860) 987-5090, www.bushnell.org, $
March 13 & 14 – Hebron 20th Annual Maple Festival Join thousands of people this annual event draws for a weekend of maple-related activities that help bring families together and provides non-commercial, inexpensive entertainment during a quiet time of year. Enjoy self-guided tours, demonstrations and variety of maple products at the local participating sugar houses. Refreshments, crafts and kid’s activities round out the festival’s attractions. 10am-4pm, Hebron Center, www.hebronmaplesfestival.com, FREE!
March 19 – Hartford Harlem Globetrotters There is nothing like the Globetrotters on the basketball court. From championship competitive play to ball-handling magic and gravity-defying dunks, the Globetrotters’ unique blend of basketball has left opponents around the world gasping and audiences applauding. There will be new & never-before-seen feats with a basketball, but also the classic Globetrotter routines that have become a part of basketball and American folklore. Come to the arena early and take part in ‘Globetrotter University’ – your chance to learn about the Globetrotters and the sport of basketball up close with the players. XL Center, 7pm, (860) 525-4500 for tickets. $
March 21 – Avon The Secret Garden The Newington Children’s Theatre musical adaptation of this classic novel will entertain children and adults alike! When 10 year old Mary is sent to live at Misselthwaite Manor she discovers a strange, walled garden. She enlists the help of the gardener's apprentice to coax the garden back to life. The garden seems to have a wonderful, magical effect on all who enter it, and brings new life to her uncle and sickly young cousin as well. 2pm, Avon High School, 510 West Avon Road, (860) 404-4700, $
March 27 – Glastonbury Easter Egg Hunt – FOR DOGS! Grab your dog and Easter basket and come out to join the fun for this very unique event. Rain or shine. Over 6,000 eggs will be hidden. Every egg contains a treat or a prize for you and your dog including gift certificates and other surprises! Bring the kids for games & activities including face painting. 10am, Riverfront Park, Glastonbury Dog Park, 200 Welles Street, www,glasct.org, $
March 28 – Storrs A Year with Frog and Toad “I’d like to sing a little ode, about my good friend, Toad” croaks one of the title characters in this musical production. There are insights for both children & adults in this exploration of what makes each of us different and special. As an added treat, 1 hour before each performance there will be plenty of interactive fun for all. You’ll have a chance to learn about and meet real amphibians and find out why, no matter who you are or what you look like, you are special. 12 & 2pm, Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts, 2132 Hillside Road, (860) 486-4226, www.jorgensen.uconn.edu, $
March 30 – West Hartford Eggs Bunnydict Learn all about bunnies, listen to some egg-strodinary stories and gather eggs for dying (natural dyes will be used for egg coloring.) Intended for children ages 6-8. Pre-registration is required. 3:45-4:45pm, Westmooor Park, 119 Flagg Road, (860) 561-8260, $
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