Weekend Arts & Community Events in Waterbury Area

It's May 2nd.

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Kicking off this weekend's lineup in the Waterbury area, the Village Center for the Arts

and New Milford hosts the opening reception for Alice and Likis.

Exhibit, with a light lingers tonight at 6.30 pm.

It's free.

Running through May 30th, showcasing her paintings inspired by nature like fog on water and morning

dew.

Shifting to music, the Hotchkiss Philharmonic Orchestra wraps its season finale at 7.30

pm at Hotchkiss School in Lakeville.

Their honoring retiring head, Craig Bradley, with pieces by foray, Mozart and Beethoven,

plus clarinetist Matthew Yao in the school chorus, also free, and opens everyone.

Local groups are buzzing too, with the Waterbury Police and Fire Retiree's Association meeting

Monday at 1 pm at the ancient order of hibernians.

Club on Golden Hill Street is for retirees and widows to chat key issues.

Come Monday evening at 6.45 pm.

The Lichfield Hills Audubon Society gathers at the Lichfield Community Center or via Zoom

for a program.

With light refreshments, register online at their site.

Wednesday brings the Waterville Community Club at 6.30 pm in the Old Waterville Firehouse,

featuring city engineer Roy Kavanaugh on road.

Changes for hunting, din and Thomas and avenues, plus police and alderman Q&A, catch these

spots to stay connected in the community.