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It's beginning to look a lot like Autumn!


Editor's Note

I have always been, and always will be an Autumn girl. I love everything about it – the cool, crisp weather, the foliage, apple picking, Harvest festivals, baking, you name it. I always loved fall semesters at school, I got married in the fall, and I even wrote a little song for my daughter called, “It’s beginning to look a lot like Autumn” which I admittedly sing to her no matter what season it is! J

Autumn doesn't officially start until September 23, though there are many fall activities already on the calendar including these fun events happening in Bethel this weekend:

Bethel Downtown Harvest Festival. Sat 10-5; Sun 11-4. Enjoy sidewalk sales, raffles, vendors, a craft fair and more. Be sure to stop by our Macaroni Kid table in PT Barnum Square for a free craft activity for the kids! Plus, enter our raffle for a chance to win a family 4-pack of tickets to ride a train to the pumpkin patch at the Danbury Railway Museum. 

Apple picking at Blue Jay Orchards is in full swing with Empire, Gala and Cortland ripe starting this weekend. The 12-14lb. bags are $15. Also starting this weekend, scenic wagon rides are available 10a.m to 5p.m.; $2 per person.

Oktoberfest at Old Heidelberg. This weekend marks the second of three weekends celebrating Oktoberfest. The German restaurant will offer  entertainment for kids, as well as music, beer and German food specials for parents.

There’s so much more going on this week in the Greater Danbury area, including fall registration for Library events, as well as the Bethel Parks & Recreation activities so you’ll want to check out the full calendar and use the “My Macaroni” feature to save your favorites for retrieving later!

Finally, if you are up for a drive to Springfield, MA, check out New England’s fair, The Big E! which runs Sept. 16 – Oct. 2. from 10AM – 10PM. Macaroni Kid Danbury-Bethel will be there along with fellow Publisher Moms from New England this Monday and Tuesday afternoon, so stop by and say hello! Also, the Bethel Senior Center is sponsoring a bus ride to the event on September 27th. All ages welcome. To register: 203-792-3048. Fee $38.

Enjoy this cool, fall-like weather everyone!

Meghan

P.S. Welcome new subscribers who I met at the CT Kids Closet event last weekend! Be sure to check our Facebook and Twitter pages for daily updates and help spread the word about Macaroni Kid by forwarding this newsletter to a friend!


Childhood Cancer Awareness Month


September—Remember the Gold Ribbon

We all know that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we see the pink ribbons all over, even during the rest of the year. The increased awareness has done wonderful things to reduce the number of women who die from it, through better education in early detection and more effective treatments. However, Childhood Cancer remains a major issue that has only increased in recent years, and unfortunately, hasn’t seen the amount of awareness that other cancers have. You can read more about the very small percentage of cancer ...


Food Allergy Awareness


A Mom's Point of View

It is hard enough dropping a child off for school, especially during the first few days in September...but add in a life-threatening food allergy and it becomes frightening. Leaving my soon-to-be 4 year old, will be something I am never 100% comfortable with...his peanut allergy is so severe that accidentally ingesting even 1/100th of a single peanut will send his body into anaphylactic shock and land him in the hospital.

 

Food allergies DO NOT run in our family, but it is now second nature for us. We ...


Leaf Lacing Cards Craft


Welcome fall next week with this fun lacing cards craft!

Material:

- Construction paper (brown, red, orange, yellow)
- Glue
- Hole punch
- Ribbon or string
- Glue stick

Instructions:

- Draw or trace a tree trunk using the brown construction paper.

- Draw or trace some very colorful Fall leaves.

- Punch holes in the leaves (for younger children, punch larger holes).

- Show your children how to thread the ribbon through the leaves. (Please never leave children unattended with ribbon or string).

- Once the ribbon is through, tie a knot in the ribbon, and have your children glue the leaves to the tree. 


Back-to-School Money Saving Tips


Hey Macaroni Kid readers, here's a few back money saving tips for you to implement in your home!
 
Cleaning Supplies - When we started cleaning houses we realized that our profits would not be as high if we had to go and buy a bunch of cleaning supplies.  Instead, we researched homemade cleaning ingredients and recipes and we made our own for under $20.  As long as you can get past the vinegar smell (it dissipates after an hour or so) you can save a lot of money and you ...


This Week's Picks:


September 16th through September 18th

Friday, September 16 through Sunday, September 18 - Old Heidelberg Oktoberfest

This restaurant will be celebrating Oktoberfest for three weekends this month. There will be entertainment for kids, as well as music, beer and German food specials for parents.
Where: Old Heidelberg German Restaurant, 55 Stony Hill Road, Bethel.
When: FRI 5pm-10pm; SAT & SUN 12pm-10pm
Who: All ages
How: Just go or email [email protected]
Cost: Varies
For more info: (203) 797-1860, http://restaurantheidelberg.com/

Friday, September 16 - Wellness Presentation by Juice +

Attend an educational wellness presentation on 9/16 (and on 9/22) given by Doris Hanley of Juice+ about the power of fruits and vegetables and how Juice Plus+ bridges the gap between what we should eat and what we do eat.  
Where: 3 Fox Run Lane South, Newtown, CT
When: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Who: Open to all
Cost: Free
For more info: www.dhanleyjuiceplus.com

Saturday, September 17 through Sunday, September 18 - Downtown Bethel Fall Harvest Festival

Celebrate the change in seasons with the local community during this annual festival that features sidewalk sales, raffles, vendors, a craft fair and more! Visit PT Barnum Square for kid-related activities and be sure to stop by the Macaroni Kid table for a free craft activity! Visit www.bethelchamber.com for a complete schedule of events!
Where: The shopping district stretches east for ten blocks, from Alice's Flower Shop with A Country Touch Gifts on Rte. 53/ Grassy Plain St. to Rte. 302 and all along the historic downtown Greenwood Ave through PT Barnum Square.
When: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sunday Hours - 11AM-4PM)
Who: Fun for the whole family! 
How: Just go!
Cost: Cost varies, FREE admission

Sunday, September 18 - Pirate Day at the Maritime Aquarium

On the eve of "International Talk like a Pirate Day" kids can enjoy an afternoon of pirate-themed fun at the aquarium, including scavenger hunts,  a pirate dunk tank and more. There will be a special "Shark Shenanigans" program at 11:30am for ages 1-4, and special musical guests "Julie & Brownie" will perform original and traditional sea songs at 1pm. Kids are welcome to come dressed as pirates.
Where: The Maritime Aquarium, 10 North Water Street, Norwalk.
When: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Who: All ages
How: Just go
Cost: Call for pricing
For more info: (203) 852-0700; www.maritimeaquarium.org

This Week's Calendar:


September 16th through January 11th

Friday, September 16 through Sunday, October 2 - The Big E - Springfield, MA

The Big E is the place to be this fall for the best food and fun around. In the long standing tradition of agriculture and education, a trip to the Big E can be educational and fun! Take a tour of Storrowton Village, the 18th & 19th century village. Catch beads at the daily Mardi Gras parade, or learn about New England on the Avenue of States. Take a turn under the big top, at the Big E Super Circus, or take a wild ride on the giant slide. Learn to milk a cow or watch the chicks hatch in the Farm-A-Rama. There’s plenty of shopping too! Make the Big E a family tradition every year!
Where: Eastern States Exposition, 1305 Memorial Ave. (Rte. 147), West Springfield, MA
When: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Gates open 8AM; Most exhibits & buildings 10AM-10PM, Avenue of States & Storrowton Village 10AM-9PM; Midway Sun-Fri 11AM-10 PM, Sat 10AM-11PM)
Who: Family fun for all ages!
How: Open to the public
Cost: Adults - $15, Children 6-12 - $10, Children 5 & under - FREE; Seniors (60+) Mon-Thurs - $12. After 5 PM, all tickets $6 Mon-Thurs. (at gate only).
For more info: http://www.thebige.com

Saturday, September 17 through Sunday, September 18 - Danbury Rail Yard Tours

On Saturdays and Sundays through November, families can enjoy a 20 minute tour of the Danbury Rail Yard, which includes a ride on a real operating turntable.
Where: The Danbury Railroad Museum, 120 White Street in the old Danbury train station (corner of White Street and Patriot Drive)
When: Saturdays at 10:30AM-2:30PM at every hour on the half hour and then at 3:45PM; Sundays 12:30-2:30PM on the half hour and then 3:45PM. Monday: open from 12pm-4pm
Who: All ages
How: Contact museum for equipment and schedule changes
Cost: $3-10 depending on riding in the cab, coach or caboose plus museum admission
For more info: (203) 778-8337; www.danbury.org/drm/index.htm

Saturday, September 17 - Public Marine Biology Program: Marine World Magnified

Kids use hand lenses and microscopes to observe and identify live marine animals.
Where: The Maritime Aquarium, 10 North Water Street, Norwalk.
When: 10:30AM, 1PM, 3PM
Who: Ages 9 and up
How: "Add-on" the day of visit. No reservations will be taken.
Cost: $5
For more info: (203) 852-0700; www.maritimeaquarium.org

Saturday, September 17 - Hay Bale Search

Kids can visit Earthplace and look for tiny treasures in a giant pile of hay.
Where: Earthplace, 10 Woodside Lane, Westport.
When: 10:00AM, 1:00PM
Who: All ages
How: Just go
Cost: $10
For more info: (203) 227-7253; www.earthplace.org  

Saturday, September 17 - Dr. Phineas' Magical Emporium: The Dragon and the Pepper Puppet Extravaganza

This new puppet show from the acclaimed muppeteer Tim Clarke tells the story of a chef who was banished from his homeland and makes friends with a fire-breathing dragon.
Where: Ridgefield Playhouse, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield.
When: 11:00AM, 2:00PM
Who: All ages
How: Call for tickets or visit the website
Cost: $15
For more info: (203) 438-5795, www.ridgefieldplayhouse.org

Saturday, September 17 - Behind the Scenes Aquarium Tour

On Sept. 17, get a rare chance to feed the sharks and rays while you enjoy a “backstage” visit to The Maritime Aquarium. Visit the jellyfish “nursery” and the “fish kitchen,” where meals are prepared. Go above the Open Ocean exhibit, where you can look down on the sharks in their 110,000-gallon tank ... and even toss in some fish for them to eat. 
Where: Maritime Aquarium 10 North Water St., Norwalk.
When: 8:15 AM
Who: Participants must be 10 years and older. Anyone under the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
How: Space is limied. Call (203) 852-0700, ext. 2206 to register.
Cost: $32.50 for non-members ($22.50 for Aquarium members) and include Aquarium admission. There is a maximum of 25 people per tour. Walk-up sales are accepted.

Saturday, September 17 - Kids Safety Day

Kids, teens and their parents are invited to meet the state police, fire department, Fish and Game Club, P.A.L. Karate School and more. The organizations will be demonstrating personal safety techniques.
Where: Danbury Police Athletic League,  35 Hayestown Road, Danbury.
When: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Who: Ages 4-15
How: Just go
Cost: FREE
For more info: (203) 746-6876; e-mail [email protected]

Saturday, September 17 - Spanish Nursery Rhymes Workshop

Pre-schoolers learn the rhythms to popular Spanish nursery rhymes. They'll sing, dance and act silly in this weekly library program, offered on Saturdays through Oct. 1. Then, they'll perform in the Hispanic Heritage Month main event on Oct. 8.
Where: Danbury Public Library, 170 Main Street.
When: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Who: Ages 3-5 who know some Spanish already
How: Call to register
Cost: FREE
For more info: (203) 797-4527; www.danburylibrary.org

Saturday, September 17 - PreNatal Bellydance and Labor Preperation Class

This PreNatal Bellydance and Labor Preperation Class is the perfect complement to your pregnancy and labor.  Come stretch, dance, and move your body as you learn this ancient art that was created to support your pregnancy and childbirth..by woman and for woman! Open your hips, strengthen your abdomen, and release your tension with this beautiful dance. We will also explore the hypnobirthing ideas of breath, relaxation, and affirmations.  Class takes place Saturdays from 11AM-12PM and Tuesdays from 7PM-8PM.
Where: Bethel. Address will be provided once you RSVP.
When: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Who: Pregnant Women
How: Please RSVP to Kristie: 203-300-0489   
Cost: Your first class is Free! 5 classes for $60.00
For more info: 203-300-0489   www.birth-circle.com
Please RSVP and email your questions.

Saturday, September 17 - Open House at Stepping Stones: Early Childhood Classes

Families can get a taste of the museum's art, science, music or dance classes during this open house.
Where: Stepping Stones Museum for Children, Mathews Park, 303 West Avenue, Norwalk.
When: 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Who: All ages
How: Just go
Cost: FREE
For more info: (203) 899-0606; www.steppingstonesmuseum.org

Sunday, September 18 - Sunday Explorers Drop-In Programming

On Sundays, kids can drop in for some hands-on, interactive exploration at the museum. Programs feature both staff-led and self-guided activities. (Excludes festival days.)
Where: Stamford Museum & Nature Center, Overbrook Nature Center, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford.
When: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Who: All ages welcome, but kids must be accompanied by an adult.
How: Just drop in
Cost: FREE with admission: $10 adults; $8 seniors (65 and up);  $5 children ages 4-17; FREE children 3 and under
For more info: (203) 322-1646; www.stamfordmuseum.org

Sunday, September 18 - Wheels in the Woods Activity Trail

During "Back to School Sundays," through October 23, families are invited to take a special walk on this trail. Not offered during festival and special event days.
Where: Stamford Museum & Nature Center, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford.
When: 12:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Who: All ages
How: Just go. Weather permitting. Visit the Overbrook Nature Center for trail information and activity locations.
Cost: FREE with admission: $10 adults; $8 seniors (65 and up); $5 ages 4-12; 3 and under FREE
For more info: (203) 322-1646; www.stamfordmuseum.org

Sunday, September 18 - Animal Meet and Greet

Kids have the opportunity to meet one of the animals from the Nature Center or Heckscher Farm every Sunday. (Except Festival or Special Event days.)
Where: Stamford Museum & Nature Center, 39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford. Outdoor classroom by the otters.
When: 3:30 PM
Who: All ages
How: Just go
Cost: FREE with admission. $10 adults; $8 (seniors 65 and up); $5 ages 4-12; 3 and under FREE
For more info: (203) 322-1646; www.stamfordmuseum.org

Monday, September 19 through Friday, September 23 - Pre-School Open Gym

The Ridgefield Recreation Center will open its gym for parents and their little ones. No supervision will be provided, so parents/caregivers must stay with their child.  The gym will follow the public school schedule and will close early when the school does. Also open on Fri, Sept. 16.
Where: Ridgefield Recreation Center, 195 Danbury Road, Ridgefield.
When: MON & WED: 9am-3pm; TUES, THURS, FRI 9am-1pm
Who: Pre-schoolers and parents
How: Call for more info
Cost: $40 for season pass
For more info: (203) 431-2755; www.ridgefieldparksadrec.org

Tuesday, September 20 - Book Babies (3-23 Months) at Danbury Library

Babies and toddlers get an introduction to nursery rhymes, songs and simple stories in this weekly library program. They'll play one-on-one with their parent or caregiver. A 10-minute playtime is also offered. Through Oct. 25.
Where: Danbury Public Library's Story Corner, 170 Main Street, Danbury.
When: 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Who: Babies 3 months-23 months, with parent or caregiver
How: Call Cynthia Lappala (203) 797-4528
Cost: FREE
For more info: www.danburylibrary.org

Tuesday, September 20 - Farm Books & Beasts

Every Tuesday from Sept. 6 through Oct. 11, kids can enjoy an afternoon storytime in the Heckscher barn.  Then, they'll make a related themed craft activity and particiapte in a "meet and greet' with one of the farm animals. Animals vary each week.
Where: Stamford Museum & Nature Center, 38 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford.
When: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Who: Call for exact age range
How: Call for more info
Cost: FREE with admission. children ages 4-17 $5, ages 3 and under FREE
For more info: (203) 322-1646; www.stamfordmuseum.org

Wednesday, September 21 - Toddler Tales

Every Wednesday, toddlers can enjoy stories throgh music and movement, then complete an art project at the museum's Tot Town.
Where: Stepping Stones Museum for Children, Mathews Park, 303 West Avenue, Norwalk.
When: 9:45AM, 10:15AM and 10:45AM (Spanish)
Who: Toddlers
How: Just go
Cost: $14 museum admission
For more info: (203) 899-0606; www.steppingstonesmuseum.org

Thursday, September 22 - Terrific Toddlers (Ages 2 & 3) at Danbury Library

Toddlers enjoy simple stories, activities. movement, music, movies and crafts in this weekly program, designed to enhance their listening and social and motor skills. Through Oct. 27.
Where: Danbury Public Library, 170 Main Street, Danbury.
When: 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Who: Ages 2 and 3
How: Call Cynthia Lappala (203) 797-4528
Cost: FREE
For more info: www.danburylibrary.org

Thursday, September 22 - Wellness Presentation by Juice +

Attend an educational wellness presentation on 9/22 given by Doris Hanley of Juice+ about the power of fruits and vegetables and how Juice Plus+ bridges the gap between what we should eat and what we do eat.  
Where: 3 Fox Run Lane South, Newtown, CT 06470
When: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Who: Open to all
Cost: Free

Tuesday, October 18 - All About It: After School Program for Pre-Schoolers at Earthplace

Preschoolers can sign up for this monthly after school program to explore nature activities. Offered monthly on Tuesdays.
Where: Earthplace, 10 Woodside Lane, Westport.
When: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Who: Kids must be 4 by December 31, 2011.
How: Pre-registration required
Cost: $12 per class for members, $22 non-members
For more info: (203) 227-7253; www.earthplace.org

Wednesday, October 19 - La Leche League of Northern Fairfield

All pregnant and nursing mothers are welcome to attend this meeting for nursing tips. Held every third Wednesday of the month.
Where: St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 95 Greenwood Avenue, Bethel.
When: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Who: All ages
How: Parking available on the street or in the back of the Carraluzzi's parking lot
Cost: FREE
For more info: http://www.lllct.org

Wednesday, October 19 - Nature Fun at Earthplace (Grades K-5)

Kids in grades K-5 can enjoy nature activities once per month at Earthplace. Held the third Wed of each month.
Where: Earthplace, 10 Woodside Lane, Westport.
When: 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
Who: Grades K-5
How: Pre-registration is required.
Cost: $12 per class for members, $22 non-members
For more info: (203) 227-7253; www.earthplace.org

Wednesday, January 11 - FREE Fusion Kids' Club After School Program in Bethel

Elementary school-age children can meet at the church after school to complete their homework, enjoy a snack, play sports and games, make crafts and take part in community-oriented activities. Special guests will also be visiting. Meets every Wednesday.
Where: Bethel-United Methodist Church, 141 Greenwood Avenue, Bethel. Bus drop off available
When: After school to 5pm
Who: Kids in grades 2-6
How: Call Wendy at (203) 501-7424 or e-mail [email protected] Follows the Bethel Public School schedule. If school is closed, it will not meet.
Cost: FREE
For more info: www.bethelmethodist.net and click on "Education"

Teen Scene:


September 17th through September 26th

Saturday, September 17 - Teen Crafts:Locker Mirror

Teens can meet at the library for a morning of crafts. On Sept. 17, they'll decorate a mirror or two to hang in their lockers at school.
Where: Bethel Public Library, 189 Greenwood Avenue, Seelye Room.
When: 10:15 AM - 11:30 AM
Who: Kids in grades 6-12
How: Contact Amy Schumann (203) 794-8756; [email protected]
Cost: FREE
For more info: (203) 794-8756; www.bethellibrary.org

Monday, September 19 - Zumba in da Club at Molly Darcy

Teens and parents can enjoy this Latin-inspired dance and fitness class weekly on Mondays.
Where: Molly Darcy's Pub, 39 Mill Plain Road, Danbury.
When: 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM
Who: Teens and adults
How: Bring water bottle and a towel and wear comfortable clothing and sneakers.
Cost: $5 first class, $8 walk in, other packages available.
For more info: (203) 441-3177, www.zumbagetfit.com

Thursday, September 22 - Open Mic at the Molten Java

Teens and parents can enjoy a mix of music poetry, juggling, bird calls, interpretive dance, and more in this open mic night hosted by J.D. Weekly on Thursdays.
Where: Molten Java, 102 Greenwood Avenue, Bethel.
When: 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM
Who: Open to all
How: Just go
Cost: FREE
For more info: (203) 739-0313; www.moltenjavaeevents.com

Monday, September 26 - All You Can Eat Pizza and Family Day at Famous Pizza

Teens can meet at Famous Pizza after school for an all-you-can-eat special. Also, to celebrate Family Day, which reminds  families of the importance of family dinners, parents are invited to make reservations for three different seating times. There will also be raffles and games that support the Bethel Community Care Coalition.
Where: Famous Pizza, Bethel Square.
When: 3pm-5pm for teens. Seating times for families: 5pm-6pm, 6pm-7pm, 7pm-8pm
Who: Teens; all ages
How: E-mail Hilda with preferred seating times
Cost: $5 per person. Famous Pizza will donate a portion of proeeds to Pro Access Teen Center.
For more info: (203) 790-9040 or e-mail Hilda at [email protected]

Plan Ahead:


September 23rd through November 18th

Friday, September 23 - Family Fun Night with Winnie the Pooh

Enjoy a special storytime and photo opportunity with Winnie the Pooh. Kids can also join in a fun musical parade and families can dine in the museum's cafe.
Where: Stepping Stones Museum for Children, Mathews Park, 303 West Avenue, Norwalk.
When: 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Who: All ages.
How: Reservations recommended. Call (203) 899-0606, ext. 247 or reserve online
Cost: $12
For more info: (203) 899-0606; www.steppingstonesmuseum.org

Friday, September 23 through Sunday, September 25 - The Greater Danbury Irish Festival

Learn all about Irish culture, shop for Irish goods, enjoy festive music and dancing at this annual Irish Festival. There will also be a children's tent set up with additional activities for the little ones and a children's Halloween parade. See website for schedule of activities.
Where: Charles Ives Concert Park at Western Connecticut State University, Danbury. (Off of Mill Plain Road)
When: 6:30 PM
Who: All ages
How: Just go
Cost: Call for more info
For more info: (203) 739-0010; www.danburyirishfestival.com

Friday, September 23 - Astronomy Nights: The Reason for Seasons

Head to the Observatory on select Friday nights to explore the night sky, planets and stars. On Sept. 23, watch a presentation about the reasons for the seasons, and then view the sky through a 22-inch telescope.
Where: Stamford Museum & Nature Center, 39 Scofieldtown Road.
When: 7:00 PM
Who: Ages 5 and up
How: Just go. Presentation: Held rain or shine. Viewing: weather permitting.
Cost: $3 adults; $2 children ages 5-12
For more info: (203) 322-1646; www.stamfordmuseum.org

Friday, September 23 - Kicking Daisies Performance

The Kicking Daisies, voted the "Next Big Thing" by Radio Disney, perform their punk-pop hits during this concert for all ages. "Kicking Daisies' members are all 18 and under and from Milford, CT. They've already performed on national TV and are touring around the country.
Where: Ridgefield Playhouse, 80 East Ridge, Ridgefield. Meet and Greet with the band (Gold Cicle tickets only) will be held at Adam Broderick Salon & Spa at 4:30pm, followed by a VIP party with dinner and drinks by Dimitri's Diner held at the playhouse lobby.
When: 7:30 PM
Who: All ages
How: Call Box Office or visit website for tickets. 
Cost: $20 (advanced tickets); $25 (day of show); $45 (Gold Circle Meet and Greet)
For more info: (203) 438-5795; www.ridgefieldplayhouse.org

Friday, November 18 - Preschool Storytime at Danbury Library

Preschoolers can head to the library weekly for storytime, music and a craft. Closed Nov. 11.
Where: Danbury Public Library, 170 Main Street, Danbury.
When: 10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Who: Ages 3 and up
How: Call Cynthia Lappala to register (203) 797-4528
Cost: FREE
For more info: www.danburylibrary.org

Looking for a Playgroup for Fall?


MeetUp with "No Drama Mammas and Pappas"

Macaroni Kid Danbury-Bethel recently discovered the "No Drama Mammas and Pappas of CT" group on Meetup.com. They are a Parent and Play Date Central with over 300+ upcoming meet-up events in venues throughout Fairfield County, CT. Their members are comprised of working parents, stay-at-home parents, single or divorced parents, soon-to-be parents, etc. If you are new to the Fairfield County area, this could be a great way to connect with other parents while spending quality time with your kids.  

The group welcomes caregivers and/or grandparents looking to socialize ...

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