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Community News
March, 2020
["As you discover what strength you can draw from your community in this world from which it stands apart, look outward as well as inward. Build bridges instead of walls."
~ Chief Justice Sonia Sotomayor]
Here are the latest opportunities to strengthen and connect with the community...
This free workshop for parents with preschool children to understand how Play-based learning can set your child up for school and beyond.

About this Event

Join Enfield Plays On!, to learn what you can do at home to support the way children learn best…through the Power of Playful Learning. We all want children to be successful in school and life. As parents, we want our children to be happy and do well in school. As teachers, we want our students to be excited, curious, and interested in learning. As a community, we want children to grow up and become active participants in society. Play based learning can set your child up for school and beyond.

All participants will receive free take-home materials that can be used at home and in classrooms. Dinner and child care provided.

** Please note this is a 2 night workshop and are required to attend both sessions. Your registration is for both Mar 11th & Mar 18th.
Asnuntuck's Foundation Murder Mystery Dinner
Talk About a Murder! is the theme for this year’s Foundation event to be held on Friday, March 27, 2020 at the Asnuntuck Community College Banquet & Conference Center.

Proceeds from the event benefit student scholarships and programs at Asnuntuck Community College.

Charles Miller and Robyn Lee Miller, ShopRite of Enfield are the Chairpersons of this year’s event. Committee members include: Carmela Brennan, Cheryl Chiasson, Vicki Clark, Julie Cotnoir, Robert Earley, Jennifer Gray, Amy Howard, Kim Quinn, Mary McCarthy, Lisa Reda, Suzanne Romano and Nicole Stephensen.
Reservations for Talk About A Murder are $85.00 and include social hour, delicious entrees including prime rib and roast turkey carving stations, seafood, pasta and delectable dessert, as well as silent and live auctions. A tax-deductible donation is also included.

Sponsorships are available from $2,500 to $125 and include a variety of marketing opportunities and guest reservations. For more information, please call event organizer Chris Casey of Chris Casey Concepts at 860.698.6267 or email cwsmcasey@gmail.com. To sponsor or attend the event, please click on the button below.
Seeking Fundraising Volunteers
With A Passion For The Arts!
Having spent our first full year back in Enfield, we are already feeling like we never left. We certainly celebrated our 50th year with a bang by selling about 5,000 tickets for just three productions!

As you know, we are temporarily using The Annex (former Fermi High School) for our performances, pending the renovation of our new home at 100 High Street which requires raising a significant amount of funding. We have embarked in an aggressive grant application campaign, but we lack enough volunteers to help us with donations from local businesses, individuals, and organizations. What we need most of all is people that have the time, interest, and perhaps experience to help us attract donations.

If you have the time, and the interest to help us track down potential donors, we would love to hear from you. If you have experience in this sort of thing, you know what it takes. If you don’t have the experience, we would be happy to train you. Again, all it takes is some dedicated time, passion and persistence.

If you are willing to help our fine organization, please contact:

Harry Evageliou
Capital Campaign Chair
Tel: 860-742-5957
Please contact Karen in the Chamber office to submit your Community or Fundraising event information for future publications.