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Sunday
September 7
  • Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition  (Special Event)
    XL Center (formerly Hartford Civic Center Veterans Memorial Coliseum)
    10:00 AM
    ‘Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition’ deals with the science behind what was hailed as a tremendous engineering feat, which ended in disaster. Ninety years after the sinking of the Titanic, science played a role in developing ways to salvage artifacts from the wreckage area surrounding the ship.

    Tickets: Box Office: 860-727-8010; Ticketmaster: 860-525-4500, http://www.ticketmaster.com/
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  • Monty Python's SPAMALOT: National Tour  (Theater)
    Bushnell, The
    2:00 PM
    Telling the legendary tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table and the quest for the Holy Grail, in song, 'Monty Python's Spamalot' features a chorus line of legless knights, men in tights (with legs), killer rabbits and sexy dancing divas creating some of the most unforgettable musical production numbers you will ever see in the theatre! Winner of three 2005 Tony Awards including Best Musical, 'SPAMALOT' features a book by "Python" Eric Idle, lovingly ripped off from the screenplay of the acclaimed 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' film with a new score featuring music and lyrics by Eric Idle and John Du Prez. Tony and Academy Award-winner Mike Nichols directs this production.

    Tickets: Box Office: 860-987-5900; Tickets.com: 888-824-2874, http://www.tickets.com/
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  • She Loves You!  (Theater)
    Downtown Cabaret Theatre
    2:30 PM
    Manhattan Center Studios in association with Downtown Cabaret Theatre present the return engagement of 'She Loves You!', the truest and most authentic Beatles musical tribute ever. 'She Loves You!' is a unique Beatles experience totally different from all other tribute bands of today. The four look-a-like and sound-exactly-like-the Beatles, in tailored vintage head-to-toe costuming representing every phase from their era, perform nearly two hours of historic Beatles music.

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    Tickets: Box Office: 203-576-1636
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  • 1:00 PM
    The Connecticut Sun hosts the San Antonio Silver Stars in this Womens National Basketball Association matchup.

    Website: www.wnba.com/sun
    Tickets: Box Office: 860-862-7163; Ticketmaster: 860-886-0070, http://www.ticketmaster.com/
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  • Miser, The  (Theater)
    Town Player's Little Theatre
    2:00 PM
    The Town Player presents Moliere's comedy, 'The Miser.' Greed is good -- so says Harpagon, who is nothing if not greedy. He's so greedy that he won't even give you a greeting -- only lend it. The problem is that everyone knows he's loaded, and they're all looking for his stash.

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 203-270-9144
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  • Midsummer Night's Dream  (Theater)
    Hartford Stage
    2:00 PM
    Shakespeare's romantic fantasy about love triangles, faeries and mischief-maker Puck.

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    Tickets: 860-527-5151; http://www.hartfordstage.org/
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  • No Child...  (Theater)
    TheaterWorks
    2:30 PM
    Follow an intrepid teacher as she attempts to put on a student play at one of New York's toughest inner-city schools. Can she get past the budget constraints, metal detectors, standardized testing,and teacher burnout to find a way to reach the students, for whom just getting to school every day can be a struggle? This bracing and comedic tour de force is essential viewing for those who care about the state of public schools!

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    Tickets: 860-527-7838
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  • Explore the Grounds of Hill-Stead Museum  (Special Event)
    Hill-Stead Museum
    7:30 AM
    Walk, jog, cross country ski, watch for birds. Pick up a copy of the trail map at the trail heads or in the Visitor Center, and identify flora, fauna and historic landscape features. Here, you will find former bridle paths and orchards, a pond once used as a water hazard for Alfred Pope’s six-hole golf grounds, and nine historic buildings, including portions of the original dairy farm complex.

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  • African Underwater Safari  (Special Event)
    Maritime Aquarium
    10:00 AM

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    Tickets: 203-852-0700
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  • Small Things Considered  (Art)
    Connecticut Historical Society
    12:00 AM
    This exhibit explores the big impact, small objects have made on history and our lives.

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  • New Watercolor Exhibition  (Art)
    Connecticut Valley Historical Museum
    11:00 AM
    Enjoy while watching a group of colorful watercolors on display.

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  • Blues in Our Blood  (Art)
    Connecticut Valley Historical Museum
    11:00 AM
    This exhibition sheds light on the era, social conditions and family influences that shaped the international music careers of Henry St. Claire Fredericks and his sister, the late chanteuse Carole Fredericks.This exhibition will feature photographs, film footage, album covers, posters and other memorabilia of their careers and their family, which produced an impressive collection of musicians, artists, writers, teachers and entrepreneurs.

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  • Elizabeth Peyton  (Art)
    Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, The
    12:00 AM
    This exhibit features photographs by Elizabeth Peyton known for her intimate portrait paintings of both friends and celebrities.

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 203-438-4519
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  • Bird Collector  (Art)
    Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, The
    12:00 AM
    ‘The Bird Collector’ celebrates Edward J. Couch, an amateur Ridgefield taxidermist who a century ago is considered to have assembled one of the most significant collections of mounted birds native to New England. Barrette’s work recreates Couch’s impressive collection, as well as revealing the fascinating biography of one of Ridgefield’s most interesting citizens.

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 203-438-4519
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  • Video A  (Art)
    Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, The
    12:00 AM
    ‘Video A’ will exhibit short contemporary video projects: ‘Miguel Soares: Jumping Nauman’ and ‘Letha Wilson: Nova Scotia Car Drive’ that approaches the idea of mapping the landscape from radically different perspectives.

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 203-438-4519
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  • Peggy Preheim: Little Black Book  (Art)
    Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, The
    12:00 AM
    This exhibition will fully explore the wide range of Peggy Preheim’s work. It includes her drawing, small-scale tightly rendered work that explores highly nuanced imagery related to memory, sexuality, aging and the complex inner relationship of childhood to adulthood.

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 203-438-4519
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  • Paul Ramirez Jonas: ABRACADABRA – I Create as I Speak  (Art)
    Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, The
    12:00 AM
    This exhibition will include a penny-press machine that the public will be encouraged to use to rewrite the text found on the common U.S. penny.

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    Tickets: Reservations required: 203-438-4519
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  • Treasure of the Month: M-1 Rifle  (Art)
    Connecticut Valley Historical Museum
    11:00 AM

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  • Special Exhibition Tours  (Art)
    Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
    1:00 PM

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    Tickets: 860-278-2670
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  • Faith and Fortune: Five Centuries of European Masterworks  (Art)
    Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
    10:00 AM
    The paintings include works by Fra Angelico, Caravaggio, Hals, Zurbaran, Canaletto, Boucher, and Tiepolo. In addition, the exhibition will feature nineteenth-century masterworks of the Neo-classical and Romantic schools by Ingres, Delacroix, and others.

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    Tickets: 860-278-2670
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  • Museum Highlights Tour  (Art)
    Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
    2:30 PM
    Enjoy a guided tour that highlights the museum's collection.

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    Tickets: 860-278-2670
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  • Planetarium Show: The Skies Tonight  (Special Event)
    Discovery Museum
    1:00 PM
    Take a tour of the night time skies with planetarium staff.

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  • Children's Planetarium Show: Larry – Cat in Space  (Special Event)
    Discovery Museum
    2:00 PM
    This gentle introduction to the planetarium is a light-hearted 30 minute cartoon adventure featuring Larry cat, who learns about the Moon during the show.

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  • Boundless Beauty  (Art)
    Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
    10:00 AM
    This exhibit features six artists of 'Boundless Beauty' who have explored the contemporary themes of race, beauty and representation in very different ways. For example, Carrie Mae Weems examines the historical hierarchy of skin color associated with black skin. Howardena Pindell challenges racial discrimination by transforming herself from black to white using make-up, gauze and a blonde wig.

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    Tickets: 860-278-2670
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  • Phenomenal Weather  (Art)
    Bruce Museum of Arts and Science
    1:00 PM
    In this family-friendly interactive exploration of the weather, on display in the Science/Ethnology Gallery, visitors will be able to explore the science behind wind, rain, snow and extreme events like hurricanes. Touch a tornado and listen to the sounds it makes. Learn to be a sky watcher, forecasting the weather from cloud observations and scanning the skies for rainbows, halos and glories. Enjoy freaky weather factoids and examine the history of weather observations across cultures through artifacts and historical scientific instruments.

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