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11/15/2024

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Call for tiny ART at Gallery 66

09/18/2024

In addition to registering, contestants will be performing in-person auditions. Make sure to read through our Rules & Regulations prior to filling out a registration form

09/17/2024

Thursday at 6

OPEN MIC THURSDAY IS BACK!!!

Pull up on us, singers, poets, instrumentalists, dancers, performance artists, visual artists, come pull up on us,

We will give you a chance to shine!!!

DJ on the 1s and 2s

on the organization

5 mins slot

66 w main st New Britian, CT

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09/13/2024

Today in New Britain...

Tonight! Don't miss the Beehive Bridge Festival from 4-9pm. 🐝

09/02/2024

OPENING SOON!!!! A BORROWED EXHIBITION

The American Artist, Poet, Musician, Historian, Historic Preservationist. -- Kenneth Alan Larson

ABOUT MR LARSON
Mr. Larson, who lived at 136 Emily Drive in New Britain before moving to Hartford, was owner and president of KALARSON Gallery in New York. He also maintained an office in Hartford with several other artists. Born in New Britain on Aug. 2, 1947, Mr. Larson had an extensive career as a historian and lecturer throughout the Northeast. He published dozens of books, booklets and a brochure documenting the history of New Britain buildings, parks and other landmarks. One of the most notable, ``A Walk around Walnut Hill,'' detailed the architectural history and significance of nearly 100 buildings in downtown New Britain near Walnut Hill Park.

He was involved in numerous arts organizations, including the Historic District Study Committee; the New Britain Arts Council, where he served as director; and the New Britain Institute, where he was an honorary director.
At the time of his death, (Nov. 14, 1994, Hartford) Mr. Larson was an instructor with the adult education program at New Britain High School and a mentor with the gifted and talented program. He also was writing the libretto of an opera.

08/31/2024

So sad..... Let's remember "The Murel Man"