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Weekends in Connecticut!

For a look at more events across the state CLICK HERE

Skiers, Snowboarders and all around outdoor sporting fans – we have a link to all the CT resorts from Mohawk, Mount Southington, Powder Ridge and Ski Sundown – get snow conditions and trails that are open and more! CLICK HERE

It’s going to be a great weekend in Connecticut!

Movies, music, events and more! Let’s start with some popcorn and two great movies to highlight!

Uncharted stars Tom Holland; Mark Wahlberg; Sophia Ali; Tati Gabrielle; Antonio Banderas

Treasure hunters try to recover a fortune amassed by Ferdinand Magellan lost 500 years ago by the House of Moncada. But a ruthless relative of the house of Moncada’s believes he and his family are the rightful heirs. Who will solve one of the world’s oldest mysteries, they stand to find $5 billion in treasure!

In theaters and due to a new deal, Netflix has exclusive rights to stream Sony's theatrical releases – which includes Uncharted!

Take a look!

My personal choice this weekend is DOG!!!! FYI Malinois are amazing!! They are a lot of  working dog and many of our K9 Officers in CT have them!!!

DOG stars Channing Tatum and Lulu (a Belgian Malinois dog) as they adventure in a 1984 Ford Bronco and race down the Pacific Coast in hopes of making it to a fellow soldier's funeral on time. Along the way, they’ll drive each other completely crazy, break a small handful of laws, narrowly evade death, and learn to let down their guards in order to have a fighting chance of finding happiness.

Right now the film is only in theatres. Its distributor, MGM Studios, was recently acquired by Amazon. when available for streaming services, it will likely arrive on Amazon Prime Video first.

Take a look:

This weekend SPRING is in the air!!

Friday comedian Joy Koy performs with his hilarious but relatable tales of life's more perplexing moments, the challenges of parenthood, and his own experiences growing up in America with a Filipino mom, Jo Koy strikes a chord with audiences no matter where he goes. www.foxwoods.com

Southeastern Connecticut Home & Garden Show February 18 – 20 The show offers a diverse array of home and garden care products and services by local New England businesses from New London to Hartford, Connecticut state, and national vendors, each presenting innovative and imaginative displays. Everything you need for your home, condo, apartment, lawn, garden and health needs will be at our incredible home improvement event! Visit www.mohegansun.com

FREE Community Day: President's Day February 21 New Britain Museum of American Art Enjoy free admission alongside art activities for children and families, free Avery's soda in the Café, and docent-led Inside-Out Tours! www.nbmaa.org

Saturday The Connecticut Science Center has teamed up with Hartford HealthCare and WFSB Channel 3 to host a vaccination event for kids ages 5-11 right here in Hartford. This is being offered completely FREE and after your vaccination, you will get to enjoy complimentary entry into the Connecticut Science Center and a Movie for the vaccinated child and one accompanying adult.

Clinic Dates:  February 19 (1st dose) & March 12 (2nd dose)

Clinic Hours: 9:30PM – 1:30PM

Vaccine Type: Pfzier

Ages: 5-11

Virtual: African American & Caribbean Genealogy February 5 – 19 Windsor Historical Society

DNA, genealogy, ancestry – what does it all mean? Join renowned international genealogist Sandra Taitt-Eaddy for a fun and fascinating three-part series designed to demystify the process for “finding your roots” both inside and outside the United States. This virtual program is presented in three parts via Zoom on February 5, 12, and 19.

You will discover the importance of oral traditions, identify unique family exploration resources, and receive professional guidance for the journey of creating your more complete family tree.

Part 1: Recovering oral traditions and family lore

Part 2: Exploring record groups, repositories, and ancestral databases

Part 3: Creating and growing your own family tree


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