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33 Golden street
New London, CT 06320
860-443-1193
Previously Carousel Club / Jazz Underground / Hero's
Hours:
Daily, 4pm to close
New bar run by Gene Barousse and Jeff Ward (of Bank Street Cafe/Stash's fame). Cool neighborhood bar kind of vibe... nice intimate space with a great sound system and the coolest crowd around, plus the best drink prices in town!
Live music/DJ's on select nights. Contact Gene of Jeff at the club for booking.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/33-Golden-Street/112730245512044
577 Route 12
Groton, CT 06340
(860) 445-4141
(next door to Rose's Cantina)
Hours:
Weekends 8pm til close
Owner/Manager/Booking: Jimmy
The
Backstage Rock Bar houses local and national rock, indie, punk, rockabilly and metal every
weekend! The Backstage Rock Bar is attached to
Rose's Cantina, but is a completely seperate venue w/ a seperate enterance. It's a decent
sized room and has a fantastic stage, a great sound system, AWESOME
lights and it even has a fog machine! Seriously one of the best stages
in our county! This club is an asset to the New London County music scene! They have a
wide variety of beers on tap, and a pool table. This club is strictly
21+.
http://www.reverbnation.com/venue/backstagerockbaratrosescantina
Backstage Rock Bar on Facebook
639 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860) 444-1444
Hours:
Open daily, afternoon til close
Owner/Manager/Booking: Jeff Mullin
The Bank Street Cafe houses local indie, punk, metal, americana and rock acts every weekend. All types of music are welcome here! There are pool tables and darts on the second floor, and an outside courtyard. The Bank Street Cafe is strictly a bar, 21+ only.
13 Washington Street
New London, CT 06320
(860)701-0000
Hours:
Monday through Thursday 6:30 to 10 pm
Friday 6:30 to 11 pm
Saturday 8 to 11 pm
Sunday 10 to 8 pm
Booking: call to reserve or chris@bean-leaf.com
Looking for great coffee, tea, a light meal or something sweet? Come on in and see what everybody is talking about! Bean & Leaf offers panini, soups, salads, smoothies all made to order and a variety of baked goods that will satisfy a wide range of appetites. As always, we roast our fairly traded, organic coffees in full view of our customers. Our "ESP Triple Ristretto" espresso shots are the basis for all espresso based drinks and our popular House Blend drip coffee is a local staple. We serve exceptional artisanal teas with over twenty choices to satisfy a vast array of personal taste. We offer Free Hi-Speed WiFi Internet to all of our customers and we are constantly scheduling events that you won't want to miss! Be sure to check our calendar for upcoming events!
Bean and Leaf is hands down one of New London's premier hang out's
amongst us locals. Not only does Bean and Leaf have fantastic panini
sandwich's, soups, salds, tea and of course their own roasted
coffee... but they stay open late and provide awesome entertainment
nearly every night of the week! Yes, they have free wi-fi with
purchase! Plus if you want to check out some art by some of New
London's finest artists... this is the place to go!
They have a good sized stage with a decent PA surrounded by large
windows. The room is large, open and very comfortable with a high
ceiling, comfy couches, tables & chairs. The Bean & Leaf plays
host to college talent nights on Tuesday nights, an open mic for
singer/songwriters on Wednesday nights, and poetry on Thursday and
Sunday nights. Many lower volume bands have also found their home on
the Bean & Leaf stage on Fridays & Saturday nights. It's a
coffee house so of courseit's all ages!
http://www.bean-leaf.com
111 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860) 444-7753
Hours:
Open daily
Lunch 12 to 4 PM
Dinner - 12 to 9 PM
Bar hours are 8 to close
An early 18th-century colonial tavern, this restaurant & pub continues to be a favorite community gathering place. American Continental food with an authentic Italian accent served daily by friendly staff. The menu includes fresh seafood, steaks, chicken, lamb & pasta. Tiramisu & espresso complete an evening perfectly. Catering services & banquet facilities available. Reservations accepted.
Summer months: Enjoy the full bar, canopied deck & live music (on selected weekend nights)
Winter months: stay tuned for updates!
13 Hope Street
Niantic, CT 06357
(860) 739-5615
Live Music Every Friday and Saturday! We Have a LARGE hardwood dance floor, pool tables,Darts, plasma televisions a lounge with leather sofas, a wii game a semi private outdoor patio with a full bar large stage area for live music on Fridays and Saturdays or simply to enjoy the cool ocean breeze on a romantic summers night and soo much more.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Burkes-Tavern/210302795611
33 Golden Street
New London, CT 06320
This venue has CLOSED.
Please see our listing for "33 Golden"
36 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860)437-3350
Hours:
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 11am to 3pm (lunch only)
Tuesday & Wendesday: 11am to 3pm (lunch); 5pm to 10pm (dinner)
Thursday: 11am to 3pm (lunch); 5pm to 10pm (dinner); 10pm to midnight (Lounge menu)
Friday & Saturday: 11am to 3pm (lunch); 5pm to 10pm (dinner); 10pm to 1am (Lounge menu)
Brand new restaurant opened January 2012! From sandwiches and burgers to pan-seared tuna, The Commoner restaurant on Bank Street promises an eclectic mix of American cuisine for a wide variety of tastes. And 28-year-old business owners Colin and Aimee Sepko have added another twist to the former Bank Street Roadhouse space, providing linen tablecloths in the 40-seat dining room that is dominated by a large, boat-shaped bar that holds up to 25.
Live music on select nights!!
24 Eugene O'Neill Drive
New London, CT 06320
(860) 440-0706, (860) 701-9915
New Sports bar that just opened November 13, 2010! Off Track Betting, 25 Big Screen Tv's, HUGE Bar, Private Parties! Full lunch and appetizer menu available daily!
Live music on select nights!!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Copperwood-Grill/119427364785833
23 Green Street
New London, CT 06320
(860)442-3453
Hours:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11 AM - 3:30 PM
Bar: Monday - Sunday: 11 AM - Midnight
Friday & Saturday 11AM - 2 AM
A favorite of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The Dutch is New London's
oldest tavern. Regulars acclaim the cheeseburgers "the best in town."
Delicious homemade soups, chili, & sandwiches at very reasonable
prices. Beer, wine, soft drinks "and all the daily papers" also
available. The Dutch is by far, the favorite watering hole for
musicians & artists alike... and is owned and operated by none
other than Peter Detmold of The Reducers and his wife Martha Conn!
86 Golden Street
New London, CT 06320
Hours:
Open nights; 21+ on most nights, all ages shows are advertised per event
Building Owner: Scott Magruder
Management: Katie Gear
Booking: Joaquin Gouin & Craig McCalister
This historic music venue has a 300 capacity room and hosts a variety of bands every weekend - from punk, metal, indie, DJ's & more. Also weeknight specials including movie night, open mic night and vinyl night to name a few!
74 Bank St
New London, CT 06320
(860)447-1157
Hours:
Sunday - Saturday 11am to Close
Drink & Dine on the Thames River in Historic Downtown New London. Outside Patio - 8 HD Plasma TVs with NFL Pack & News.
Live music/DJ's on select nights!!
9 Tilley Street
New London, CT 06320
Hours:
7 days a week, 4pm to close
Website:
www.FranksPlaceCT.com
Frank's
Place is one of Southeastern CT's hottest gay and lesbian bar venues,
located in New London — central to New Haven, Hartford and Providence.
Whether you're inside or at the patio, chances are you'll meet someone
new. Guys and girls over 21 (gay or not) are welcome!
Go to www.FranksPlaceCT.com for pictures, events and more information.
Garde Arts Theatre, The
(& Oasis Room)
312-325 State Street
New London, CT 06320
Phone: 860-444-7373
Center for arts and education, the Garde offers theater, dance,
Broadway hits, the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and
children's programs in a restored 1920s Moorish atmosphere. The
Institute for Creativity offers programs in the arts for young adults
and children. For tickets, call the Box Office at 860-444-7373.
The Garde Arts Center, Inc. (GAC) is a non-profit cultural organization
created in 1985 by a regional, volunteer network of leaders in
business, arts, education and philanthropy. Their mission was to save
and transform the historic Garde theatre, one of the few remaining
historic movie palaces in Connecticut, and create a performing arts
center in the heart of downtown New London serving Southeastern
Connecticut, a region rich in geographic, economic, ethnic and cultural
diversity.
Today, The Garde owns and operates a complex of four adjacent buildings
in downtown New London, the centerpiece of which is the 1,472-seat
Garde Theatre, an historic movie/vaudeville house (1926). Built in 1926
during the golden era of the motion pictures and vaudeville theatres,
the recently restored Moroccan interior of the Garde Theatre, along
with the new seats and state-of-the-art stage equipment, provide a very
audience-friendly theatre venue in a warm and beautiful atmosphere.
Today the Garde is becoming nationally recognized for its unique
architecture and multi-faceted programming.
http://www.gardearts.org/
312 State Street
New London, CT 06320
(860)437-9724
Hours:
Sun through Thurs 12:00pm - 1:00 am
Fri and Sat 12:00pm - 2:00am
Hanafin's Irish Pub originates from the great "public houses" of
Ireland. These establishments were the warm and welcoming gathering
places within the community for socializing, storytelling and
camaraderie. Locals and travelers alike could get great food and a
great beverage.
In keeping with the true spirit of the authentic Irish Public Houses,
Hanafin's offers local residents and visitors to the area Irish
hospitality at its finest. The Pub, which is owned and operated by the
Hanafin family, is a welcome respite for those looking for anything
from a traditional Irish meal and ale served with lively conversation,
to world class sporting events on the wide-screen HD-TVs, to a friendly
game of darts while listening to one of the many musical entertainers
featured weekly.
info@hanafinspub.com
High 5's Restaurant & Sports Bar
318 State Street
New London, CT 06320
860-381-6070
New restaurant & sports bar!!
297 West Main Street
Norwich, CT 06360
(860) 886-7600
Live music, beer pong, drink specials, & more!
$5 general admission, all shows 21+
$1 PBR drafts, $2 Miller Lt Bottles, & $3 Jager shots.
http://www.thehighnoonsaloon.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/High-Noon-Saloon/121046671244657
114 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860)447-2320
Hours:
Monday (Closed)
Tuesday - Thursday (Open at 4pm)
Friday - Sunday (Open at 2pm)
A fun, eclectic place for all people that enjoy wings, beer & atmosphere. Host an event or hang out in the downstairs lounge, (where there are often local bands and dj's performing). Enjoy wings and beers on the beautiful deck overlooking the Thames River or relax with friends and shoot a game of Pool or Foosball. Hot Rod Cafe is downtown New London’s premier place to enjoy great food awesome service and fun people. BEST WINGS IN TOWN!
Hygienic Art Galleries
(& Art Park)
79-83 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860)443-8001
Hours:
Thurs 11am to 3pm
Fri 11am to 6pm
Sat 11am to 6pm
Sunday Noon to 3pm
Hygienic Art, Inc. was created as an incorporated structure in the fall of 1979, when artists employed by a federal Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) grant decided, as a final project, to hold an outsiders' art festival. The show was modeled after the "Salon Des Independants," a late 19th century art movement in Paris in which artists had protested the aristocracy by exhibiting their works in cafes located in the 'seamy' areas of the city. The artists in those exhibitions gave rise to the great French Impressionist movement. The exhibition was presented at the Hygienic Restaurant, New London's only 24 hour eatery, which had been open since 1919. The rules were simple; no judge, no jury, no fees, no censorship, one piece per artist and all were welcome. The show was an immediate success and the Hygienic Art Exhibition became an annual creative arts festival, attracting over 450 artists and an audience of thousands.The Hygienic Restaurant closed in 1985 and the show continued in other historic venues in the city. Hygienic Art was formally incorporated in 1987 to save the exhibition from speculators who wanted to use the Hygienic name to promote other festivals in the city. In 1996 the building that housed the Hygienic Restaurant was slated for demolition to become a parking lot for a bank. Originally built as a whaling company's provisioning store and crews' quarters, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. Hygienic Art, Inc. led a statewide grassroots effort to save the building. Enlisting the support of the State's Attorney Generals Office, the Connecticut Historic Commission, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, City of New London, the Governor, State Legislators, the Connecticut Historic Commission, the Chester Kitchings Foundation, Community Foundation of S.E. Conn., Palmer/ Bodenwein Fund and thousands of private donors and volunteers, Hygienic Art bought and historically renovated this landmark building into a residential artists co-op and public art galleries. The building opened in January of 2000 for the 21st annual Hygienic Art Exhibition and stands as a testimony to community activism. Hygienic Art exists today as one of New London's premier community development projects and fine arts venue.
Events at the Art Park are always all ages; beer and wine are available for purchase for 21+; and most all events are by suggested donation.
Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, The (The Kate)
300 Main Street
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
860-510-0473
The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center is a non-profit performing arts organization located in an historic theatre/town hall on Main Street in Old Saybrook. Originally opened in 1911 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Center has been renovated with public funds from the Town of Old Saybrook and donations raised by the Trustees of the Center. It includes a 250-seat theatre and a small museum honoring Katharine Hepburn, Old Saybrook's most celebrated resident. As befits an organization born of such a public/private partnership, programming is eclectic, offering something for all ages and income levels on the Connecticut shore and in the lower river valley.
Please visit the website link below to view live music & theater events.
1598 Route 12
Gales Ferry, CT 06320
(860)710-3002
Open Daily
Legends Rock Bar is a metal/rock/punk bar located in Gales Ferry on the main drag of Route 12. Their vision is
to cater to the rock music fans and bring live bands, local legends,
karaoke, and open mic shows to the southeastern CT area. They are also
a restaurant, and have a full menu available.
O'Neill's Brass Rail
(& SanXuari)
52-58 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
Phone: 860-443-6203
Hours:
Monday-Thursday 11 AM - 1 AM (also serving lunch & dinner)
Friday & Saturday, 11 AM - 2 AM
Brass Rail (52 Bank Street)
We are
Eastern Connecticuts Leading Gay and Lesbian Nightclubs. Enjoy a variety of appetizers & the "best burgers on Bank Street"
while experiencing the atmosphere of the spacious outdoor deck
overlooking the Thames River. Along with good food and full-bar
service, a friendly & comfortable place to be year-round. Karaoke on Wednesdays, College night on Thursdays & dance parties on Friday & Saturday nights.
SanXuari (58 Bank Street - located next door & attached to the Brass Rail)
Thursday-Friday-Saturday 18+ to dance, 21+ to drink.
With private access to our waterfront deck, SanXuari is the newest addition to O’Neill’s Brass Rail; A private room primarily used for our 18+ nights; however, is also available for dining, luncheons, intimate parties (up to 40 persons), receptions, small weddings, etc. The space consists of a coat room, back stage room, stage, dance floor, dining space, DJ booth, and men’s and ladies bathroom.
O'Neill, The
(& Rose Barn Theater, Blue Gene's Pub)
305 Great Neck Road
Waterford, CT 06385
(860)443-5378
Founded in 1964 by George C. White and named in honor of America's only
Nobel Prize-winning playwright, The O'Neill is home to six distinct
programs: the O'Neill Playwrights Conference, Music Theater Conference,
Puppetry Conference, National Theater Institute, Critics Institute and
the Monte Cristo Cottage, O'Neill's childhood home located in
neighboring New London. At The O'Neill, writers and directors,
puppeteers and singers, students and audiences alike take their first
steps in exploring, revising and understanding their work and the
potential of the theater they help create.
The work of The O'Neill focuses on the script as it begins its journey
to the stage. The actors work with minimal props and no sets or
costumes, holding scripts in their hands, revealing for the first time
the magic of a new play or musical, puppetry piece or cabaret act. Work
first performed at The O'Neill has gone on to regional theaters,
Broadway, movies and television. Students and professionals who have
honed their skills at The O'Neill can be seen in these venues every day
across the country. Others work behind the scenes as playwrights,
directors, in stage management, publicity and a hundred other roles
that the public never sees but are nonetheless essential to every
production.
Staff and alumni from The O'Neill have won every major award in theater
arts. The O'Neill itself is the winner of a special Tony Award, the
National Opera Award, the Jujamcyn Award of Theater Excellence and the
Arts and Business Council Encore Award. The seven hundred plays and
musicals developed and premiered at The O'Neill include such notable
works as John Guare's THE HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES, Brian Crawley and
Jeanine Tesori's VIOLET, Wendy Wasserstein's UNCOMMON WOMEN AND OTHERS,
August Wilson's MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM, FENCES and THE PIANO LESSON,
Lee Blessing's A WALK IN THE WOODS, NINE by Arthur Kopit, Mario Fratti
and Maury Yeston, AVENUE Q, IN THE HEIGHTS, and STORY OF MY LIFE.
The O'Neill Rose Barn is an iconic O’Neill building; the Rufus & Margo Rose Barn is original to the property and has a great rustic feel, with a spacious patio, water view and a 150 person capacity. The Barn has played host to dances, wine tastings, concerts, weddings and anniversariesis. The Rose Barn is known for their ever popular "Cabin Fever" series during the winter months which offers a variety of live rock, folk and americana bands throughout the northeast and beyond. The Cabin Fever series and other music events held at the barn are all ages and typically run 7 to 10pm for a suggested donation; beer and wine are available for purchase during the events.
The O'Neill Blue Gene's Pub is an actual working pub open to the public during the summer months and offers a serving area, small stage, and pub-style seating, as well as an outdoor patio.
theaterlives@theoneill.org
http://www.theoneill.org/
16 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860) 447- 3929 (club phone)
Owner/manager: Brian S.
Booking:
Sean Murray
oasispub@gmail.com
(860)941-5822
A favorite neighborhood bar - a music venue with some of the best
original national & regional music around - and a bar featuring an
ever-changing lineup of 20 tap beers! Brian is the manager of The Oasis
Pub; Sean Murray handles booking and running shows/events. Sean is best
known for co founding the New London indie rock festival - I Am
Festival as well as The Whalie Awards.
The Oasis is very diverse as far as what music events are held there --
from indie, pop, folk, rock, metal, ska/reggae, hip hop/rap, electro/synth, bluegrass/alt. country, DJ's, dubstep & MORE! You never quite know when a dance party may erupt!
It's a smaller club, (74 person capacity), with a very dim lounge-like atmosphere & local art on the walls. It has a unique stage with a new PA & lights. It's probably the most popular place for shows amongst us locals... you can find a good crowd there pretty much every night of the week. In addition to different drink specials every night of the week, the pool table and nintendo on the big screen comes out on week nights! The Oasis is definitely the hot spot of New London. The Oasis is strictly a bar, 21+ only.
Neptune Avenue
New London, CT 06320
New England's Finest Sugar Sand Beach and Boardwalk
Attractions! Featuring amusement rides, arcade, miniature golf,
swimming pool, waterslide, spray park & MORE! Plus banquet and
functions facility The Port N' Starboard, Work Out World & The
Sandbar cafe & lounge! Lets not forget Cruise Nights on Mondays,
Beach Blanket Movie Nights every Tuesday & Thursday, Magic Shows
every Wednesday! ALSO select weekends present the Budweiser True Music
Series w/ live music on the boardwalk!
Check the Ocean Beach website for all info on parking, events & more!
Old Mystic Village Art Cinemas
27 Coogan BLVD
Mystic, CT 06355
(860) 536-4228
Gemini Theaters in association with Hot Roc Productions will be bringing you more live concerts in 2012! Tickets for all shows available at the Box Office which opens daily at 1:30 pm or call 860-536-4228 for more information.
Past shows include: James Montgomery, James Cotton, Steely Dan guitars Jon Herington, Chris DePino, Renegade Creation, The Band and Levon Helm guitarist Jim Wieder, The Sue Menhart Band, The Rivergods, Black Marmot & MORE!
http://oldemistickflicks.com/blog1/live-concerts/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Olde-Mistick-Village-Art-Cinemas/214306811932102
Bank & State (at the monument)
New London, CT 06320
860-447-9490
The Center is the Center! Parade Plaza events are in the
very epicenter of the sprawling metropolist of New London. All roads,
ships, trains and buses lead to the Parade Plaza located at 150 Water
Street across from the Amtrak and Shoreline East Train Stations, the
Cross Sound/LI Ferry and the Fisher Island Ferry, and the Greyhound Bus
Terminal.
In the Spring
of 2010, nine local organizations began to partner and collaborate on
the historic rededication of the pre-revolutionary Parade Plaza. This
site was reeking with history and was the ‘go-to- place before
newspapers, radios and tweets! The City of New London had just finished
a $10 Million renovation, the place looked fantastic, and the wanted
something to kick-off the reopening of the Parade Plaza.
Voila! Parade Plaza
is created with a great team including the Garde Arts Center, Hygienic
Art, Neff Productions, Custom House Maritime Museum, Kitchings
Productions, New London Land Marks, Water Street (Arts) Garage, Nathan
Hale School House, and New London Main Street. All of this under the
direction of Mayor Rob Pero and City Manager Martin Berliner.
Bugles! Drums! Fireworks! Notables! Dancing = Celebration
BerParadeParade
took place all day on June 6, 2010 with 200 musicains, rooftop buglers,
Nathan Hale Birthday Party, Mayor Pero cutting the proverbial red
ribbon 30 feet in the air from a cherry picker, to a spontaneous dance
with hunders of local participants (U-tube the dance).
“We get
by with a little help from our friends…” Pfizer, CT Cpommission on
Cultutel and Tourism, Chelsea Groton Bank, Cross Sound Ferry, Veolia
Water, Centerplate, Carabetta Organization, MetroCast, Fusco Corp, Water
Street Garage, TCORS, Citadel Radio, and The Day Newspaper.
MISSION:
Provide
the a culturally diverse program of international artists and support
the outstanding emerging and local artists from the region.
paradeplazaevents@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Parade-Plaza-Events/159613940768030
19 Union Street
New London, CT 06320
Located in the ex Eclectic Community Room space. Adam Campos and crew's new gallery/studio! The Pigeon Hole is an ALL AGES gallery, bike shop, photo studio, photo lab, silk screening, tinkering, musical, fantastical space. Opened Dec 2010.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Pigeon-Hole-GalleryStudios/176832065682098
627 Norwich Salem Turnpike (Route 82)
Oakdale, CT 06370
(860) 859-2111
Hours:
Sunday Through Thursday Noon til 1AM
Friday and Saturday Noon til 2 AM
Live bands every Friday, Karaoke on Saturdays with beer and drink specials during live entertainment! Wings, Burgers and More, the kitchen is open late! 15 Beers on Tap and Never a cover!
1066 Poquonnock Rd
Groton, CT 06340
(860) 445-1556
New home to the Blue Collar Happy Hour! Americana bands every Friday & Saturday night 7 to 11pm, no cover! Local bar and grill where customers can play a game of pool and grab a bite to eat.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Side-Pocket-Cafe/122242141119697
568 Poquonnock Road
Groton, CT 06340
(860)445-1967
Hours:
Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner
Live music Thurs, Fri & Sat
Known for hosting many of New London's fantastic Americana bands and musicians!
95 Pequot Avenue
New London, CT 06320
(860) 443-1095
Stash's is a music venue, a sports bar, and a restaurant all wrapped
up into one! Stash's offers big screen TV's, pool tables, 2 separate
bars, an outside patio and AMAZING food! They host live music every
weekend....local rock & jam bands, as well as cover bands &
karaoke. Stash's has a large capacity room, and a really awesome PA.
It is a bit off the main drag from downtown, but Stash's stands on it's
own with out of this world food and entertainment. During the day,
(restaurant hours), Stash's is open to all ages with guardians, but
during shows and events, (typically after 5 pm), Stash's is strictly
a bar, 21+.
http://www.stashs.com
40 Washington Street
Mystic, CT 06355
407-496-2425
New London County's PREMIER all ages venue!!
The Workshop is a performance venue in Mystic run by local mystic trumpet player Tony Perrone. The Workshop has a recording studio, two stage areas, sound equipment on site, and a lofted gallery with wall space. The Workshop is currently looking for young artists who are interested in showing their work in a public gallery at a very low cost, no commission fees. The Workshop is available for: Theater, Live performances (music, poetry readings, etc), Private events and classes, Yoga and pilates classes, Photography, Paintings, Drawings, Writing, Sculptures etc. Space at The Workshop is on a first come/first serve basis, so call/text Tony Perrone, the manager, at 407-496-2425 for a tour!
SHOWS & BOOKING:
Shows at the Workshop are ALL AGES and typically run 7pm to 11:30pm unless otherwise noted.
Bands interested in playing The Workshop, please contact Tony:
themysticworkshop@gmail.com or http://www.facebook.com/TPerr
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Workshop-Art-And-Performance-Space/124061534320453
12 Bank Street
New London, CT 06320
(860) 437-0684
Hours:
Open Daily 11am to bar close
Come in for a snack, stay for drinks and conversation at this favorite local watering hole. The Y-Knot serves a no-nonsense bar menu: burgers and grinders (on fresh Brooklyn rolls). The word on the street is that the Chicken Philly is the grinder to beat. Y-Knot is also known for their homemade chili, which the regulars clamor for. In addition to their standard fare, the Y-Knot features rotating weekday specials.
DJ's on select nights.
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