The Cabaret Theatre has closed its doors after more than 40 years in downtown Bridgeport, bringing an end to a longtime fixture in the city’s arts community. While the venue is closing, its Theatre for Young Audiences productions will continue at a new location, ensuring children’s programming will go on.
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With just days remaining before its scheduled closure, supporters of the Downtown Cabaret Theatre are mounting a last-minute effort to save the 50-year-old Bridgeport institution, gathering thousands of signatures and calling on city and state officials to intervene. An online petition urging the city of Bridgeport, the state of Connecticut and the building’s owner to […]
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Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk is encouraging hands-on learning for young children through interactive exhibits focused on science, art and discovery. The museum has been in operation for 26 years and aims to support early childhood development by offering play-based educational experiences for families across Fairfield County.
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U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal warned Sacred Heart University students about the dangers of sports betting and its growing impact on young adults. Blumenthal said gambling companies target college-age users through aggressive advertising and mobile apps, and he called for stronger consumer protections and federal oversight.
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With a 3-0 vote and two members abstaining, the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) on March 25 approved the sale of Aquarion Water Company to the Aquarion Water Authority, a new nonprofit entity that will share governance and resources with the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority (RWA). The approval came after a Superior Court […]
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A Sacred Heart University poll conducted in partnership with GreatBlue Research finds that recent gambling scandals are undermining confidence in professional sports, particularly the NBA. The national survey of 500 active bettors reports that 79 percent say investigations into gambling have affected their trust in NBA games, and many believe concerns extend beyond one league. […]
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Balducci’s Food Lovers Market in Westport is set to close its doors in a few days, ending more than two decades in the community. The specialty grocery store has long been a staple for residents seeking gourmet items, prepared foods and catering services. Company officials previously cited business and real estate considerations in the decision […]
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Bloodroot, a feminist vegetarian restaurant in Bridgeport, has closed after decades of serving plant-based dishes and fostering a community-centered space. Known for its commitment to social justice and empowering women, Bloodroot leaves a lasting legacy of activism, creativity and inclusive dining.
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The NPR-affiliated public radio station WSHU has rallied community support to help offset recent federal funding cuts to public radio. The member-supported station serves over 250,000 listeners across Connecticut and New York with NPR news, classical music, and local reporting. While some rural stations nationwide face potential closures, WSHU continues to seek listener contributions to […]
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Lyman Orchards, founded in 1741 in Middlefield is a historic family farm and one of the state’s oldest continuously operated orchards. Over generations, it has preserved its historic buildings while growing apples and other fruits, and today it combines its agricultural legacy with a year-round golf course, farm market and seasonal events. From FCN partner The […]
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