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"Train"
in Concert at Indian Ledge Park
on September 10th....more
information.
Tickets are on sale
At the
Trumbull Recreation Department
Town Hall Annex- 5892 Main Street - Trumbull,
CT
(White house at the corner of
Main Street and Church Hill Road) Box
Office Hours:
M-F, 8 AM to 8 PM - Sat & Sun, 12 noon to 5 PM
Box Office
Hotline: 203.452.5003
Credit card orders only for hotline (AMEX not accepted).
Ticket
Prices are as follows:
$45 for Reserved seating and includes parking.
$30
for Lawn seating/Shuttle bus from Trumbull High School.
(Bring your own
chair/blanket)
Concert will go on Rain or Shine.
***CONCERT
SEATING CHART*** |  |
|  | | As
of Saturday August 28th, the end of Summer pool hours for both Beach Pool
and Tashua Pool are 12:00 PM until 6:00 PM. Both pools will be closed for the
season on Labor Day, Monday September 6th at 6:00 PM. | | | Read
the Town Clerk's September 2010 Newsletter... | | | Robert
J. Pescatore, Jr., Trumbull Town Council - District 2, has announced that he will
conduct a food drive to help area residents. Pescatore and his team will be
collecting items in front of Porricelli's Food Mart in Trumbull Center on White
Plains Road on Wednesday September 1st and Thursday September 2nd from
5:45 PM - 7:30 PM each evening. Anyone wishing to donate items that cannot make
it during those times or who has questions may contact Pescatore directly at 203-650-5348
or via email at robpescatorejr@gmail.com.
More
information. | | | Members
of the Golden Eagle Marching Band will be in all of the neighborhoods of Trumbull
asking for donations as part of their annual door-to-door campaign beginning on
Saturday, August 28th and ending on Sunday, September 5th. The band deeply
appreciates the support it has received from the community over the years. Band
members can be identified by their THS Golden Eagle t-shirts. | | | Follow
The Trumbull Times
on Twitter for real-time and instantly updated information on local events
and news. | | | Residents
are invited to join First Selectman Timothy Herbst for his Brown Bag Lunch
Series on the first Tuesday of every month beginning September 7th
between Noon and 1:00pm in the Long Hill Conference Room of the Trumbull Town
Hall. The First Selectman is also opening an evening public discussion forum,
'Coffee with the First Selectman', beginning September 21st between the hours
of 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. in the Town Hall Long Hill Conference Room. Coffee Chats
will continue throughout the year on the 3rd Tuesday evening of every month. | | | The
Planning & Zoning Commission recently passed a new Mixed-Use Zone Regulation
which opponents fear could change the character of the Town's historic areas and
Trumbull as a whole. Please review
this petition regarding the new Mixed-Use Zone Regulation passed for the Long
Hill Green, Church Hill Road & Main Street Historic Areas. | | | BULK
PICKUP INFORMATION & INSTRUCTIONS: Trumbull's Bulk Pickup Service runs
through October 14th, 2010...more
information. | | | The
Fall 2010 Trumbull Adult
and Continuing Education Class Schedule is now available. | | | Plasko'
Farm's 10th Annual Corn Maze, "The Buzzing Bumblebee", will open
on Saturday September 4th at 670 Daniels Farm Road. The maze has over 1.5
miles of trails spread over 4 acres of 10 foot high corn. The cost to enter the
maze is $7 for adults, $6 for children 13 and under and children under 3 are free.
The maze is open to the general public on Fridays, from 3pm to dusk and Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays from 9am to dusk. The Corn Maze is open to school, corporate
and non-profit groups daily during the week at special rates. Hayrides will be
available for $1 a person and pumpkins, gourds, hay, ice cream and our famous
apple cider donuts will also be sold. Plasko's Farm also donates $1 of each maze
admission to St Vincent's Hospital Swim Across the Sound Cancer Center. The corn
maze will be open through October 31st. | | A
Giant Labor Day Weekend Tag Sale is being held on Sunday, Sept. 5 & Monday,
Sept. 6 at Congregation B'nai Torah, 5700 Main Street, Trumbull from
9
am to 3 pm. The sale will be held in an indoor, air-conditioned facility and will
include clothing, small appliances, electronics, furniture, art, toys, sporting
goods and household items. A special area will be devoted to formal attire, prom
dresses, bar & bat mitzvah clothing, mother of bride clothing & tuxedos.
Funds raised from this sale will benefit educational programs. Cash only. For
details call (203)268-6940 or www.bnaitorahct.org. | | Fine
hand crafted furniture, birdhouses, jewelry and pottery are among the
crafts
that will be on display on the historic Town Hall Green as the Trumbull Arts Commission
hosts the 32nd annual Trumbull Arts Festival on Sunday September 12th,
from 10Am to 4PM on the Town Hall Green, 5866 Main Street in Trumbull. The
juried show features 75 artists and crafters from the tri-state area and beyond.
Hundreds of pieces of fine artwork, photography and sculpture in various media
will also be for sale, and the artists will be delighted to talk to you about
their work. The Festival also features a Children's Creative
Center where children can create a number of crafts at no cost. The Center is
manned by the Trumbull Community Women and is open to children ages 3 and up,
accompanied by an adult. Day long entertainment enhances the
Festival, beginning with singer Lori Vellardito at 10AM, followed by acoustic
Pop singer Kristen Errett at 11AM. After the awards ceremony at noon, the "Ash
Creek String Bands" takes the stage at 12:45 with folk music, followed by
classical guitarist Peter Griggs at 2:30PM. Food vendors will
also be on hand selling kettle corn, hot dogs, salads and hamburgers. There will
an old fashioned soda saloon, and an ice cream truck among other goodies. The
Arts Festival, cited by Fairfield County Connect as one of the best 100 reasons
to visit Fairfield County, is a real part of the Fall celebrations of the Trumbull
Community. | | | Spring
Meadows Trumbull, 6949 Main Street, Trumbull, CT. has announced a week
of programming in honor of National Assisted Living Week, September 12-18 and
will feature the theme "Living Life." This week long celebration begins
on Grandparent's Day and daily events will continue to honor residents, families,
employees, volunteers and the surrounding community in the celebration of "Living
Life."...more
info. | | | Town
Council Meeting...September
13, 2010....Addendum. | | | Trumbull
Senior Citizen Newsletter - August 2010... | | | Sign
up for CT Alert ENS (Emergency Notification System)... | | | Summer
Concert Series at the Town Hall Gazebo on Tuesday evenings ... Schedule.
(In case of rain, all concerts will be held in the Community Room of the Trumbull
Library Main Branch.) | | | The
Trumbull Farmers' Market will be held every Thursday from 2-6 pm through the
end of October on The Long Hill Green and is the local area's longest continuously
operating Farmers' Market. | | | Christ
Church Tashua is seeking vendors for its 34th annual Apple Festival, October 2
& 3, 2010 at the church in Trumbull, CT. For more information about selling
your wares at this family-friendly event, please contact Lisa Keegan at 203-268-5566
or by e-mail at lrkeegan@hotmail.com. | | | October
9th at 8:00 pm - A Night Out at Congregation B'nai Torah, 5700 Main St., Trumbull
featuring stand-up comedian and writer Joel Chasnoff, who has extensive stage,
screen and voice credits....more
info. | | | Trumbull
Library Calendar
of Upcoming Events... | |
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