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🔭Adult Night at the Museum, Sesame Street Live, + More CT Fun
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📜 On This Day in CT History: Beatrice Fox Auerbach’s Retail Legacy
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Find fun all across the state
Can you believe that spring is only a little more than a week away?
To help you plan, we’ve put together a guide to the best free things to do across the state this spring.
From scenic hikes and stunning waterfalls to fascinating museums and historic sites, there’s something for everyone.
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A Fun-Filled Adults-Only Evening in Bridgeport
Looking for a unique night out? Discovery Science Center & Planetarium in Bridgeport is hosting an exclusive adults-only night on Thursday, March 13, from 6 pm to 9 pm.
This special event gives 21+ guests the chance to explore interactive exhibits, enjoy hands-on experiences, and take in the magic of the center—without the kids!
Grab a drink, play, and explore!
Sing, Dance, and Play Along with Your Favorite Sesame Street Characters
Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, and all their Sesame Street friends are bringing the fun to Shubert Theatre in New Haven on Friday, March 14, at 6:00 PM.
Join the gang for an interactive game of hide-and-seek with Elmo’s puppy, Tango, while dancing and singing along to classic Sesame Street tunes.
Don’t miss this magical family event!
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HUGE DISCOUNTS ON CONNECTICUT FUN
Want to get out and have some fun without breaking the bank? Check out these deals on local fun!
TOP EVENTS TODAY YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS
🎭 The Wiz (Hartford): A Tony® Award-winning Broadway classic with a fresh new twist and high-energy performances.
🔎 Daring Dinner Escape Room (Westport): Solve a thrilling mystery while enjoying dinner.
🎨 CREATE_SPACE Tuesdays & Thursdays (Manchester): Get creative with hands-on projects in a welcoming, artistic space.
❓ Tuesday Trivia at Third Place by Half Full Brewery (Stamford): Grab a drink and put your knowledge to the test at this fun weekly trivia night.
❓ Trivia Tuesday at Parkville Market (Hartford): A lively trivia competition with great food and drinks at Parkville Market.
🎶 Burton Cummings 60th Anniversary Hits Tour (Ridgefield): Celebrate six decades of music with this legendary rock icon.
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
📜 ON THIS DAY IN CONNECTICUT HISTORY
Beatrice Fox Auerbach: A Retail Visionary & Philanthropist
On March 11, 1938, Beatrice Fox Auerbach took over as president of Hartford’s G. Fox & Company, becoming one of the first female retail executives in the country.
Over the next 27 years, she transformed the department store into the largest privately held one in the U.S., all while revolutionizing employee benefits and breaking gender and racial barriers in hiring.
Auerbach’s legacy extended beyond retail—her foundation donated millions to local organizations, including hospitals, arts programs, and student scholarships. She was a true pioneer, proving that business success and community impact can go hand in hand.
Her lasting contributions to Connecticut and beyond began on this day in Connecticut history.
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HEADLINES AROUND THE STATE
Two Powerball Tickets in Connecticut Win Big: Two lucky Powerball tickets sold in Connecticut won $150,000 each on Saturday night, while another ticket won $50,000. With no jackpot winner, the grand prize has now climbed to an estimated $335 million for Monday’s drawing.
Spring Warm-Up Brings Mild Temperatures to Connecticut: After a dry and windy weekend, Connecticut will see mild temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees on Monday and Tuesday. A midweek cooldown will bring breezy conditions before a warm-up returns for the weekend, with rain likely on Sunday.
Woman Kidnapped as a Toddler in New Haven Found 25 Years Later in Mexico: Andrea Michelle Reyes, who was kidnapped by her mother from New Haven in 1999, has been found alive in Mexico after 25 years. Connecticut police, working with the FBI, confirmed her identity, bringing closure to a decades-long search.
Future Uncertain for Connecticut Hospitals After Bankruptcy Filing: Following Prospect Medical Holdings' bankruptcy, residents are left wondering about the future of Waterbury Hospital, Manchester Memorial Hospital, and Rockville General Hospital. A potential sale to Yale-New Haven Health fell through, leaving staff and patients concerned about the hospitals’ stability.
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