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This Old-School Connecticut Record Store Turns Digging For Vinyl Into A Full-Blown Treasure Hunt
Then you stop because the album cover in your hands looks suspiciously familiar. Maybe it is a record you loved years ago. Maybe it is something you have been searching for without much luck. Either discovery can make a long afternoon of browsing feel completely worthwhile. Old-school record stores still...
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The Forgotten Theater in Connecticut Has an Eerie Backstory
In the heart of Derby, the state's smallest city, an old Victorian building that once uniquely served as both the community's bustling cultural center and local city jail now ranks among the most eerie abandoned places in Connecticut. The Sterling Opera House, which closed its doors in 1945, has long since been left to deteriorate and crumble, but remains a fascinating structure filled with rich history, local lore, and a possible paranormal presence.
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In 1969, Charles Manson shocked the world with his crimes; 57 years later, a theater experience just outside NYC recreates the story behind his cult
Four cults. Four true crime stories. Four cocktails. That’s the whole pitch for Cult Leaders , the newest chapter of the popular “Serial Killer Speakeasy” tour, and it’s landing at the Dramatic Hall in Peekskill this December 2-3. It’s a 90-minute immersive theater experience where the stories of the Manson Family, Jonestown, Waco and Heaven’s Gate unfold live, one drink at a time. For anyone who’s ever fallen down a true-crime rabbit hole at 2 a.m., this is that rabbit hole with a bar. Serial Killer Speakeasy: Cult Leaders – Peekskill, NY 4 December 2026 18:00 + more dates Dramatic Hall From $57.75 What is Serial Killer Speakeasy? The series recreates true crime stories with a professional theater cast, designing the entire space to immerse the crowd in a chilling atmosphere. It has already built a following for turning dark history into a captivating night out. Telling a true crime story requires a delicate balance of truth and empathy. This production is rooted in deep respect for the victims, carefully recreating the timeline of events to honor their lives and give voice to their stories. What’s new about this edition? Each chapter digs into what drew thousands of people to
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Families Across Connecticut Make The Drive For This Children’s Museum Kids Never Want To Leave
A woodchuck named Chuckles helps run a Groundhog Day celebration here every year. Yes, a real woodchuck. Somehow that’s only one of the reasons kids beg to come back. The whole thing started in a school storage closet. An art teacher filled it with treasures from her travels, and the idea simply grew from there.