Southeastern CT Memorial Day Weekend 2013

Update: The POP-UP Farmer’s Market at Holmberg Orchards & Winery is only held on Sunday, 5/26. Not Saturday as previously posted.

Check out the great events happening this weekend, and celebrate Memorial Day by attending one of the many parades held here in Southeastern CT!

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If you’re interested in visiting one of our beautiful CT state parks over the long weekend, check out our post on State Parks in Southeastern CT.

Saturday, May 25th

Free admission for active and retired miltary @ Mystic Aquarium
Long Island Sound Celebration Day @ Mystic Aquarium
Family Overnight @ Mystic Aquarium
Lobster Days @ Mystic Seaport
Robin Hood Festival @ Guildford
Community Tag Sale @ COMO, Stonington
Kidgit’s 10th Anniversary Celebration @ Crystal Mall, Waterford

Sunday, May 26th

Pre-Memorial Day Candlelight Vigil @ New London
Free admission for active and retired miltary @ Mystic Aquarium
Long Island Sound Celebration Day @ Mystic Aquarium
Family Overnight @ Mystic Aquarium
Lobster Days @ Mystic Seaport
Robin Hood Festival @ Guildford
POP-Up Farmer’s Market @ Holmberg Orchards & Winery, Gales Ferry
Make a Painting (free with admission!) @ Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme
Mini-Artist “Daisy the Cow”@ The Drunken Palate, New London
Sunny Morning Lala (around 11AM) @ Bean & Leaf, New London
Sunday Funday Brunch (kids eat free w/paid adult) @ Gaspar’s, New London

 Monday, May 27th

East Lyme Memorial Day Parade
Mystic Memorial Day Parade

Noank Memorial Day Parade
Norwich Memorial Day Parade
Old Lyme Memorial Day Observance and Parade
Old Saybrook Memorial Day Parade
Salem Memorial Day Parade

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Norwalk: Mediterraneo Restaurant

med1Mediterraneo of Norwalk 353 Main Ave. Norwalk, CT 06851

 

 

 

 

 

*disclaimer- we received our meal for free as part of the event*

Earlier this week, Emily and I had the pleasure of dining at one of the newest restaurants in Norwalk, CT: Mediterraneo. Located inside one of only 3 hotels (easily the most beautiful) in the area, not only is it a great place to go for dinner, but it is truly a dining destination where you can enjoy a delicious meal while taking in beautiful views of a waterfall and enjoying the ambiance, attentive service, and excitement of an open kitchen serving up fresh, fantastic food. Friendly and personable Executive Chef Albert DeAngelis‘ menu offers “fresh, succulent seafood as well as creative twists on Italian favorites”, and not much differs from their other location in Greenwich. Mediterraneo is owned by Z Hospitality Group which owns 5 other restaurants in CT and NY. Not only does the restaurant serve as it’s own entity, it is the sole provider for catering for the attached Hotel Zero Degrees – hello delicious event food! Anyone planning a wedding? The dinner we were invited to was the “Fairfield County Food Writers Dinner” which featured a 10 course tasting menu (with wine pairings!), most of which is available on their regular dinner menu.

med2 The first course was the Black Sea Bass Crudo – med3While Emily was a little bit intimidated by the raw fish, I dug right in and was wowed by the mix of citrus, salty and tangy seaweed salad and the smooth fresh sea bass. This is a really great refreshing dish and made me think I was eating a refined, deconstructed ceviche. Once Emily braved the raw fish, she too was delighted with the mix of flavors – be sure to get a little of everything in each bite! – and finished the dish, earning her raw fish badge for the night. med5Next up was the Chilled Cucumber-Avocado Puree with (the hugest piece of) Colossal Crab. I could have eaten a gallon of this puree. The crab complimented it perfectly, it tasted vibrant and healthy, like I had somehow tapped into the secret to indulging without splurging. We all detected a hint of spice and when we asked found out the puree has the smallest bit of sriracha sauce. If on your visit this dish is offered – get it. You will not regret it. med6 Following the crab was the Red Curry PEI Mussels. Cooked perfectly and served in a delicious smooth red curry broth with toothsome, starchy fava beans, these muscles tasted clean (no chunks of mystery in the broth to mimic sand) and vibrant. Make sure to ask for some of the delicious focaccia bread if you order this dish – you will need it to soak up that bright flavorful curry broth when you finish the mussels. med7If your in the mood for a larger shellfish, you will love the next course – a mini Maine lobster roll with harissa and pickled ramp. If you aren’t familiar with harissa, it is a hot chili paste, but in this dish it came across as more of a mild flavor enhancer than something to make your temperature rise.  The mix of the unique flavors of the harissa and sweet, tangy pickled ramp make this a lobster roll you will never forget – and don’t worry, the lobster isn’t forgotten either. med8 The Grilled Sucrine with Niman Bacon, Buttermilk and Maytag Blue Cheese is perhaps CT’s best version of the traditional wedge salad. Our good friend Google informed us just moments before this dish arrived that succrine is a hybrid lettuce of romaine and butter lettuce, two I often don’t particularly enjoy (butter being so soft and romaine hard and tasteless), which apparently merge into something delightfully well balanced and flavorful. Between the grilled sweet sucrine, thick salty bacon and fresh blue cheese, this may just become your new favorite salad. med9 The crispy soft shelled crab was Emily’s favorite dish of the night, and it is easy to see why. The crab itself was fried up to perfection with just the right amount of breading, not a drop of oil to be found, crunchy and full of flavor. The vegetable salad underneath was light and refreshing while the spicy sauce complimented the natural flavors for the crab. Throw this on a tortilla and you’ve got one delicious healthy lunch. med10When I read the description of the scallop ravioli, despite how clearly laid out the dish seemed, I wasn’t sure what to expect. What arrived was a light handmade ravioli filled with shredded scallop in a creamy sauce complimented by roasted cauliflower I could eat like it was potato chips. The marcona almonds added a sweetness otherwise excluded from the dish, utilizing natural sugars and making this quite the filling portion. med11 Described by the chef as their most popular dish, one offered at both locations and frequently requested by customers, this Parmesan crusted halibut ate like the best home cooked dinner you ever dreamed of – rich, hearty, includes your vegetables and a flavorful sauce tying it all together into a beautiful symphony of flavors. The Parmesan wasn’t salty but rather a deeper cheese flavor and it was both crisp and soft. It didn’t slide off the fish, lending itself to a nice complete flavor with each bite. med12The zatar spiced lamb chop with braised artichoke and tomato confit was accompanied by a delightful dill sauce and was a great last savory course after such an extravagant tasting. All of the ingredients married together and with such strong flavors, subdued by the sauce, it really pleased both the palate and stomach.

med13To finish off our incredible meal, we were presented with a beautiful plate of biscotti, truffles, and fresh berries. The biscotti had the perfect crunch and sweetness, and the truffles, from local Norwalk chocolate-maker Chocopologie, were rich and decadent. The warm anise shortbread with rhubarb-berry compote was a delightful combination of sweet and tart, and somehow made even more delicious when served over vanilla gelato.

Each course was paired with a delicious complimentary wine. If that is something that interests you, be sure to speak to the staff when you visit and they can help you choose a wine to compliment your meal. The ones which stood out to us were the Botani Moscatel, Muscat from Spain and the bubbly Taittinger Champagne from France. Every Tuesday at Mediterraneo is Wine Appreciation Night, featuring discounts on most listed wines. Check out their Facebook page for more information on that and other specials.

Dining at Mediterraneo is an experience in itself. Immediately upon entering the restaurant, diners are greeted with a clear view of the chef’s kitchen. The view follows all the way around into the main dining area of the restaurant, where you can catch a glimpse of the fire burning in the brick oven where Mediterraneo’s gourmet pizzas are baked. The restaurant has an upscale vibe, but the staff is warm, friendly, and down-to-earth. Most importantly, the staff is knowledgeable about the restaurant’s menu and able to provide helpful information regarding the food and wine served during our meal. It should be made clear that Mediterraneo is family-friendly. They welcome guests of all ages and have kid-friendly food options, including everyone’s favorite -pizza. Your kids will love the open wall, opposite from the kitchen – What looks like a wall of windows, are actually doors that open up to a view of the waterfall outside. The views of lush green nature can be seen from every seat in the restaurant. Dining solo? Mediterraneo also has a beautiful bar if you prefer to enjoy your meal there.

Norwalk is a great city with lots of great family destinations, and now they have a great place for you to dine as well – no need to worry about parking and easily to accessible via the highway. So go ahead, pack up the kids and spend a day at Stepping Stones or the Maritime Aquarium, and when they have had their fill, find yourself some relaxing adult time at Mediterraneo.

 

*disclaimer- we received our meal for free as part of the event*

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This Week in Southeastern CT: 5/20 – 5/26

When is the summer weather coming back!? We can't wait to have some fun in the sun at Eastern Point Beach in Groton again.

When is the summer weather coming back!? We can’t wait to have some fun in the sun at Eastern Point Beach in Groton again.

Monday, May 20th

Teddy Bear Picnic @ Children’s Museum of Southeastern CT
Museum Night Out @ The Spice Club, Niantic

Tuesday, May 21st

Family Night @ 2Wives Brick Oven Pizza, New London

Wednesday, May 22nd

Waterford Youth Service Toddler Playgroups @ Waterford Youth Services Bureau
Fitness & Self Defense Seminar @ Gabriele’s Martial Arts, Waterford

Thursday, May 23rd

Teen Movie Night @ Bill Memorial Library, Groton

Friday, May 24th

Saturday, May 25th

Robin Hood Springtime Festival @ 11 Lovers Lane, Guilford
Long Island Sound Celebration Day @ Mystic Aquarium
Community Tag Sale @ COMO, Stonington

Sunday, May 26th

Make a Painting (free with admission!) @ Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme
Mini-Artist “Daisy the Cow”@ The Drunken Palate, New London
Sunny Morning Lala (around 11AM) @ Bean & Leaf, New London
Sunday Funday Brunch (kids eat free w/paid adult) @ Gaspar’s, New London
Robin Hood Springtime Festival @ 11 Lovers Lane, Guilford
Family Overnight @ Mystic Aquarium

Are you hosting an event this week you would like us to share? Please e-mail sectkids@gmail.com and we would be happy to add it!

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Niantic: The Spice Club

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The Spice Club
239 Main St.
Niantic, CT 06357

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you find yourself in Niantic and craving sushi, Japanese or Thai, you will be glad to know that the Spice Club is ready and willing to fulfill your craving! Nestled right in the shopping center at the corner of Main St. and Pennsylvania Avenue, this somewhat new restaurant brings a much needed sit own Asian dining experience to the area. We have visited several times ourselves and have always been pleased with the meals as well as the service. Be it eat in or take out, the Spice Club aims to please and is happy to help you make your meal selection exactly what you want it to be.  If you have been to Thai Sawasdee in Groton, you may be familiar with the Spice Club, as that is their sister restaurant.

On our most recent visit, my husband, daughters and I went for dinner on a Friday night around 4:30, AKA family with young kids time, and were promptly seated and given menus. If your planning to visit at a normal dining time on a Friday or Saturday night, you may want to consider making a reservation, as it can get busy. We were happy to see that they now have a full alcoholic beverage menu and ordered some hot saki and a sparkling wine. Both were delicious, and I apologize I cannot elaborate on the names of what we actually got. I was also happy to see they have a cocktail menu featuring some unique selections made fresh to order.

IMAG4227While we perused the menu – though, who are we kidding, we knew what we were going to get – we munched on some complimentary shrimp chips. Even if you aren’t a fan of shrimp, you should give these a try. My children LOVE them and they are a nice light appetizer.

Since the Spice Club doesn’t have a children’s menu, we always order one adult sized dish for our kids to share, and wind up bringing some home for lunch the next day. On this visit we went with the Thai Fried Rice with chicken.

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As you can see, someone helped themselves to a little prior to this photograph being taken.

The Thai fried rice isn’t exactly like your standard Chinese take out fried rice. Less greasy, with a sweet basil taste and yet still savory, this fried rice feels refined and healthier. Loaded with meat and veggies, it is enough for a meal in itself.

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My husband opted for his usual, Drunken Noodles with Beef, spicy. If you aren’t a fan of hot food, you may still enjoy this dish as the standard spiciness of it isn’t very hot. The Spice Club is happy to customize their dishes to your taste preference and in our experience, we have been warned when something may be too hot. The drunken noodles have the same sweet basil taste as the fried rice to a much lesser degree, making it a much more savory dish.

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Another dish touched pre-picture.

In the mood for sushi, I went with a basic tuna roll, 3 pieces of tamago sushi and a Mauro Ginger roll. If you love ginger, this is the roll for you – fresh tuna, pickled ginger and topped with tobiko makes for a really refreshing flavor profile. The tuna was very fresh, the egg cooked perfectly, not damp at all and not too sweet and very generously portioned. The Spice Club has a variety of different sushi appetizers and special rolls, enough to make an entire meal out of if you aren’t in the mood for Thai. The full menu can be found online at http://thespiceclubct.com/menu.

Though the Spice Club is nicer than your average restaurant in Southeastern CT, it is very family friendly and welcoming to those bringing children for a meal. High chairs are available as well as cups with straws to help prevent spills. I would probably avoid taking my kids there on a weekend night after 8, but mostly because they are a disaster anywhere after 8 and I would pity the other diners.

If you haven’t tried the Spice Club or are inspired to go back, consider eating dinner there Monday, May 20th for the Children’s Museum of Southeastern CT’s Museum Night Out when a portion of the evening’s profits will be donated to the museum (more info can be found here). Supporting local businesses can be as easy as a dinner out!

Have you been to the Spice Club? Give us your take on the restaurant!

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Waterford: Waterford Library’s Music and Movement Class

Waterford Public Library
49 Rope Ferry Road
Waterford, Connecticut 06385

The Waterford Public Library will be holding a FREE “Music and Movement” class with Nicole Clarke for 3 days this June.

Wed, June 5th – 10am - THIS SESSION HAS BEEN FILLED
Wed, June 12th – 10am
Wed, June 26th – 10am

This is a 45 minutes class and is specific to children birth to 5 yrs old. Call the Waterford Public Library Children’s Department at 860-444-5805 ext 3 to sign-up. Registration is required due to limited space. The Waterford Public Library asks only one class per family.

“Early childhood music classes provide meaningful musical experiences for children and families. In this class, babies, toddlers, and pre-schoolers will participate in musical experiences that involve singing, expressive movement, games, rhymes, vocal exploration and instrumental play.

Cargivers will be an integral part of the class and will learn how they can incorporate music into their daily routines with children. Early childhood music classes can develop and foster children’s musical literacy and a life-long love for music. Musical learning also facilitates a child’s development in the area of language, motor, cognitive and social skills.”

Also this Saturday, May 18th, the Waterford Public Library is celebrating its 90th birthday. Mr. Magic has been invited to perform a show at 10:15am, followed by an poster awards ceremony at 11:30am, and birthday munchkin donuts for all to enjoy.

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Mother’s Day at Mystic Aquarium

Disclaimer: General admission tickets and lunch courtesy of Mystic Aquarium for this post. All opinions stated within are our own.

Mystic Aquarium
55 Coogan Blvd.
Mystic, CT 06355

This past Saturday we went to the Mystic Aquarium to celebrate Mother’s Day. As usual, we had an absolutely wonderful time.

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We checked out the beluga whales first and were thrilled to see we were just in time for one of their feedings. They were making silly sounds, waving their fins, and flipping their tails. I never get tired of watching them.IMG_3184

Next, we watched the sea lion show at the Foxwoods Marine Theater. It’s one of my daughter’s favorite things about the aquarium. She thinks all of the sea lions are geniuses (which they kind of are!). The sea lion shows are included in the general admission price and on the weekend they are usually held every 2 hours.

Afterwards, we headed over to the Ray Touch Pool. My daughter refuses to touch the rays, but is willing to dip her fingers in a tiny bit so she’s not missing out on the experience.IMG_3188

We then checked out our favorite fish and marine animal tanks indoors and immediately noticed the new Scales & Tales hands-on exhibit. It was a fun and informative for the kids and the adults. On the day we visited, kids 5 and up had the chance to pet a baby alligator.

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The Mystic Aquarium has a number of hands-on exhibits available for visitors including the Whales Up Close program, Beluga Encounter program, Penguin Encounter program, SpongeBob at the 4-D Theater, Ray Touch Pool, or the Discovery Lab touch-and-learn exhibit. Some of these require additional fees, for more information check out http://www.mysticaquarium.org.

Additionally, the Titanic – 12,450 Feet Below permanent exhibit provides interactive hands-on activities, including playing with gadgets in the engine room adventure area. This was my first time to the exhibit and I thought it was amazing. The Mystic Aquarium did a wonderful job making the exhibit interesting and interactive for all ages. My 3 year old loved the large flatscreen artifact-finding game, she couldn’t get enough of using the virtual magnifying lens. She begged me to go back after lunch and even preferred it to seeing the penguins! If you’re interested in deep-sea exploration, there’s also a show inside of the Titanic exhibit about the E/V Nautilus located in the Nautilus Live Theater.

When it was lunchtime, we headed over to the Penguin Cafe. The kids loved the food. You can never go wrong with chicken fingers/hamburgers/pizza and fries for the little ones. There are also some healthy options including organic drinks, soups, wraps, and salads. As you can tell from the picture below, my husband did not go with any of the healthy options!IMG_3198

 Don’t miss out on any of these great exhibits at the Mystic Aquarium! Visit soon! There are a lot of great events coming up including:

  • 5/18 & 19 – SpongeBob SquarePants will be visiting for the premiere of “SpongeBob SquarePants 4-D: The Great Jelly Rescue.”
  • 5/25 – Long Island Sound Day Celebration
  • 6/8 – World Oceans Day

The Mystic Aquarium also offers a number of different summer camps and classes. Check them out and consider enrolling your children in one of them!

For more Southeastern CT Kids tips and info about visiting the Mystic Aquarium, check out our post from earlier this year.

Disclaimer:  General admission tickets and lunch courtesy of Mystic Aquarium for this post. All opinions stated within are our own.

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Date Night Where YOU Want It with Brix Chocolate

055 **Disclaimer – we received complimentary Brix Chocolates prior to writing this review** 

If you are looking for a great gift for someone special, look no further than these beautiful and delicious gifts from Brix Chocolate. We were lucky enough to be able to sample these chocolates several times now (first time was at the CT Bloggers “Think Spring” party and we were hooked!) and cannot wait to share with you how great these are for any time you need some chocolate and wine! If you need a gift for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Anniversary Gifts, Corporate Gifts, Girl’s Night Out…anything you can think of that would be better with wine and chocolate, you really can’t beat Brix Chocolate.

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Brix Chocolate is specially designed to compliment your favorite wines. Easy enough for a wine amateur, the packaging itself tells you which chocolate pairs well with which wines. You can then choose a wine companion of your choice (and that fits your budget) and have your own personal wine tasting wherever you please. I especially like this product because let’s be honest – I don’t get out a lot, and my schedule tends to vary at the hands of tiny tyrants. I can get a box of these, run to the package store when I get a chance, and be ready when my husband and I want to have a nice romantic at-home date night. I also love being able to keep one on hand to give as a gift for engagements, anniversaries, or even new babies – mom’s need to celebrate too, right?

037We were able to try two different versions of the Brix products. The first was The Brix Collection 4 Variety Gift Set. These chocolates come in actual bricks, in four varieties, inside a handsome gift box with a genuine seal on the side. Inside, you will find all the information you need for how to properly pair and taste your chocolates. This is a wonderful product for a large group of people, or makes a beautiful gift for a real chocolate lover. Brix suggests breaking these “brix” into bite sized pieces with a knife. So I got out my finest cutting board and did just that -

077We chose the milk chocolate to accompany our Rose, and it was a match made in heaven. The chocolate is smooth and rich, not overly sweet, and it and the wine just seem to enhance the other. These would be great for someone concerned with portion control, because you get a big impact from a small bite, and you can indulge without overdoing it.

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The next product we were able to sample were the Brix Bites Assorted Chocolates. Perfect for a picnic, travel, or anywhere you wouldn’t think to have a cutting board and knife, these are the same chocolates available in the four pack, but conveniently individually wrapped. The packing gives you all the information you need to have a wine and chocolate tasting on the go. For our tasting, we went with the Medium Dark Chocolate and a Merlot. The dark chocolate from Brix always impresses me with how it is clearly a true dark chocolate, but without any bitterness or artificial sweetening to mask the taste. We were just as happy with this pairing, even though we aren’t huge Merlot fans the chocolate brought out delightful and surprising flavors in the wine. And really, how fun would it be to grab a bag of these and bring them to a winery with you! Brix Bites are a perfect on the go wine companion.

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If you are particular about the types of chocolate you enjoy, Brix understands and offers a variety of products to please everyone  Whether you prefer a bar, a bite, or only one type, their are many options on their website.

Brix is available in Connecticut at the following retailers -

Cellar XV Wine Market (Ridgefield)
Vintage Fine Wines (Wilton)
My Secret Garden (Avon)
Fitzgerald’s Foods (Simsbury)
Stony Creek Market (Branford)
Jonathan Edwards Winery (North Stonington)
Ancona’s (Ridgefield)
Avon Wine & Spirits (Avon)
Hopkin’s Vineyard (Warren)
Villarina’s (Newtown and Southbury)

If you’re like me though, you don’t mind doing a little shopping online. For more information on where to purchase Brix, visit http://brixchocolate.com/store-locator/ or buy from them directly at http://shop.brixchocolate.com/. Why not pair them with a local wine? From Jonathan Edward in North Stonington to Bishop’s Orchards in Guilford, there are plenty of good local options in Southeastern CT (find out more information at http://ctwine.com/wineries-and-vineyards/).

We highly recommend Brix Chocolate to anyone looking to enjoy some wine and chocolate together, or someone just looking for a high quality chocolate product without the wine. Their products are consistently and reliably pleasing and we are so happy to be able to share them with you.

**Disclaimer – Brix Chocolates provided me with complimentary chocolates prior to this post. All opinions stated here are my own.**

 

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This Week in Southeastern CT: 5/13 – 5/19

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The frogs are out and chirping at the Mystic Aquarium! Did you know they now are offering lunch for only $1 more if you buy tickets or a membership online?

This week is CT Beer Week! Check out their list of events to find out if there is something near you to enjoy, including a beer dinner in Stonington and CT Beer “Tap Takeovers” throughout the region.

It’s a quiet week in Southeastern CT, so why not check out a few local attractions before it gets too busy? Cows & Cones as well as Cowlicks Creamery are both open and serving up delicious ice cream and sweet treats. Dad’s in Niantic as well as The Dock in Waterford are ready and open for the season. The Conn College Arboretum is in beautiful bloom and Davis Farmland is open for the season, a great day trip for little ones. If your looking to do some spring home improvement, you can visit the NEW Habitat for Humanity ReStore that  is now open in Waterford, or if gardening is more your thing, check out the expanded Burnett’s Country Gardens where the old ReStore was located.

Tuesday, May 14th

Family Night @ 2Wives Brick Oven Pizza, New London

Wednesday, May 15th

Waterford Youth Service Toddler Playgroups @ Waterford Youth Services Bureau
Oswegatchie Volunteer Fire Department Carnival
New London Spring Food Stroll

Thursday, May 16th

Oswegatchie Volunteer Fire Department Carnival

Friday, May 17th

Oswegatchie Volunteer Fire Department Carnival

Saturday, May 18th

Touch A Truck @ McCook Point Park, Niantic
Community Co-op Nursery School White Elephant Sale @ Old Saybrook Town Green
Oswegatchie Volunteer Fire Department Carnival
Total Life Expo @ Mohegan Sun
Robin Hood Springftime Festival @ 11 Lovers Lane, Guilford
Meet SpongeBob Squarepants @ Mystic Aquarium

Sunday, May 19th

Make a Painting (free with admission!) @ Florence Griswold Museum, Old Lyme
Mini-Artist “Sheldon the Turtle”@ The Drunken Palate, New London
Sunny Morning Lala (around 11AM) @ Bean & Leaf, New London
Sunday Funday Brunch (kids eat free w/paid adult) @ Gaspar’s, New London
Garden Market Fair @ Wilcox Park, Westerly
Oswegatchie Volunteer Fire Department Carnival
Robin Hood Springftime Festival @ 11 Lovers Lane, Guilford
Meet SpongeBob Squarepants @ Mystic Aquarium
Bushy Hill Open House @ Bushy Hill Nature Center, Ivoryton

Are you hosting an event this week you would like us to share? Please e-mail sectkids@gmail.com and we would be happy to add it!

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