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Explore these upcoming January offerings
of our ACC members, in chronological order.
Visit our full calendar anytime by clicking here and to be sure you don't miss New Year's Eve weekend activities if you open this before January 1st.
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WOODBURY LIBRARY
269 Main St. South, Woodbury
203-263-3502 | Website
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Layers – Paintings by Jessica Daly
Daly’s work is a reflection of her connection to life’s abundant experiences.
Jan. 2 - 31: Library hours
Jan. 6: 2 – 4 pm Reception
Free
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Neapolitan Crèche Presentation
Join Nadine Cascini, co-owner of Studio Hill Gallery, for a talk on the history of Neapolitan Crèche art.
Jan. 3: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Free
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SHAKESPERIENCE PRODUCTIONS
117 Bank St., Waterbury
203-754-2531 | Website
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One Night Only!
Dia de Los Reyes
Immerse yourself in this brand new bilingual musical celebration of the three kings as they venture from Puerto Rico to Waterbury!
Jan. 5: 7 pm - 8 pm
$5 – $15
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PHOENIX STAGE COMPANY
133 Main St, Oakville, CT
860-417-2505 | Website
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It's Our House Now
The Bright Young Things of CT will be bringing all your favorite villains to take over Phoenix Stage Company with a villain cabaret.
Jan. 6: 7 pm
Jan. 7: 3 pm
$15 - $20
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PALACE THEATER
100 East Main St., Waterbury
203-346-2000 | Website
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Winter Jazz Series: Rachel Z Trio
Rachel Z is a keyboardist with a long history of award-winning performances in the worlds of jazz and rock. She is joined by Jonathan Toscano on bass and Omar Hakim on drums.
Jan. 12: 7 pm; 9 pm
$38
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LANDMARK COMMUNITY THEATRE
158 Main St., Thomaston
860-283-8558 | Website
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CT Grateful Dead All Stars
Hosted by Matt Helm, the evening features talent from Shakedown, Stella Blues Band, Bone Dry, Spadtastics, Brothers of the Road and more. Part of the proceeds will benefit the REX foundation.
Jan. 13: 8 pm - 10:30 pm
$24
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PHOENIX STAGE COMPANY
133 Main St, Oakville, CT
860-417-2505 | Website
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Stiletto
Stiletto is Connecticut’s unique tribute to the music of Billy Joel, featuring all the hits and deep-cuts.
Jan. 13: 8 pm
$20
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WOODBURY LIBRARY
269 Main St. South, Woodbury
203-263-3502 | Website
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Derek Piotr: ‘Building The Fieldwork Archive’
Folklorist Piotr began archiving folksong, poetry, memories, interviews and tales in 2020. The focus of this collection is on the “non-singer,” someone with no background in musical performance but who can still relate a song or folkloric memory.
Jan. 16: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Free
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PALACE THEATER
100 East Main St., Waterbury
203-346-2000 | Website
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Hairspray
Join 16-year-old Tracy Turnblad in 1960s Baltimore as she sets out to dance her way onto TV’s most popular show. Can a girl with big dreams (and even bigger hair) change the world?
Jan. 16, 18: 7:30 pm
Jan. 17: 1 pm
$47 – $87
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SEVEN ANGELS THEATRE
1 Plank Road, Waterbury
203-757-4676 | Website
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Winter Concert Series
Seven Angels is heating up the coldest time of year with its Spotlight Stage Winter Concert Series.
Jan. 20: 8 pm – A Tribute to Herb Alpert and Sergio Mendes with Rob Zappulla & His Orchestra
Jan. 21: 2 pm; Feb. 9: 8 pm – Psychic Medium Patricia Griffin
$35 - $37 | Use code “winter” by Jan. 5 to receive $3 off each ticket for the listed events
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WOODBURY LIBRARY
269 Main St. South, Woodbury
203-263-3502 | Website
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Art for Change with Steven Parlato
Middlebury artist/author/educator Parlato will discuss his creative process and motivation for his portrait collage series, They Are Not Disposable. Each portrait depicts a Black American whose life was stolen due to racial violence.
Jan. 25: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Free
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CITY YOUTH THEATER/CITY STAGE COMPANY
203-802-5331 | Website
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Jukebox BINGO
Continuum Distillery, Waterbury
Enjoy Jukebox Bingo, live performances by talented youth and win prizes.
Jan. 25: 6 pm - 9 pm
$20
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PALACE THEATER
100 East Main St., Waterbury
203-346-2000 | Website
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Winter Jazz Series: Broken Reed Sax Quartet
This CT group transports their audience everywhere, from Mozart to New Orleans to Cuba, to the pages of poetry and popular culture.
Jan. 26: 7 pm; 9 pm
$34
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SEVEN ANGELS THEATRE
1 Plank Road, Waterbury
203-757-4676 | Website
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Winter Concert Series
Seven Angels is heating up the coldest time of year with its Spotlight Stage Winter Concert Series.
Jan. 26: 8 pm – LoVeSeXy – A Tribute to the Music of Prince
Jan. 27: 8 pm – Close to You: The Music of the Carpenters with Lisa Rock
$35 - $37 | Use code “winter” by Jan. 5 to receive $3 off each ticket for the listed events
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WATERBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Website
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Clark Chamber Concert
Trinity Episcopal Church, Torrington
The Rai Trio will perform Mozart, Ravel, Gershwin and more.
Jan. 28: 4 pm
$30
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JT ART & DESIGN
JUDY TOURANGEAU
Artist and Caricaturist
203-577-7233
Email | Facebook | Website
Who knew? An idea that is trending up…Drawings of guests at your wedding that actually look like them! Contact Judy for quotes/availability.
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As a Member
Whether you are a patron of the arts, an artist, a performer or a member of an arts organization, municipality or civic group, please consider becoming a pARTner with the Arts & Culture Collaborative. Annual dues are quite affordable and support the ACC as we promote, connect, collaborate and advocate for the arts in our 16-town greater Waterbury region.
Click here for more details.
As a Donor
Your support of the ACC, especially during these changing times, is most appreciated as we continue our work to be your resource for arts and culture. Please Donate Now!
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"Find Your Vibe!"
Please visit CTVisit.com and explore more things to do throughout our state, including holiday events.
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Thanks to our generous ongoing supporters!
As a non-profit local arts agency under the auspices of the Greater Waterbury Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the ACC is grateful for the ongoing support of the Arts & Tourism Commission of the City of Waterbury; private donors Donna Lee Robinson & Oguz Erkan; the Waterbury Regional Chamber; the Connecticut Community Foundation; the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development/Office of the Arts, which also receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency; and Connecticut Humanities, which receives support from the State of Connecticut and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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