SHELTON - The Kathy Thompson Band will play rock music from 7-9 p.m. today on the Huntington Green.
The performance is the final Music Under the Stars summer concert presented by the Shelton Parks and Recreation Department.
The performance is the final Music Under the Stars summer concert presented by the Shelton Parks and Recreation Department.
This free event is family friendly and is held on the Huntington Green. Bring your chairs, blankets and your friends!
Grab a takeout order from Commissary by Liberty Rock Tavern across the street and enjoy a night of music!
Shared from a Facebook event page.
Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, friends, and family.
SHELTON - The Bernadettes return to Shelton in concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday on the Huntington Green for an evening of outdoor music and fun!!!
This place is like home to us and it’s always good to see our family again!!! Bring the whole family down and enjoy some togetherness, fun, and fantastic music!!! Bring a lawn chair or sit on the grass!!! But above all, bring your dancing shoes!!!
RAIN DATE IS THE NEXT DAY!!!
Shared from The Bernadettes' Facebook page.
SHELTON - The Night Visitors will perform from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday on the Huntington Green.
From the band's Facebook page:
"Born of Highland Rovers, The Night Visitors have an updated spin on that Celtic Rock tradition."
This is shared from a Facebook event page.
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| The Orchard Hill Band |
Save the date and join us for a great evening of Classic Rock on the historic Huntington Green. Bring your chairs, blankets, food, drinks, family and friends, it’s going to be a great night of live local music.
This is shared from a Facebook event page.
This is shared from a Facebook event page.
Turnback Tuesday looks at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church located by the Huntington Green in Shelton.
This building was completed in 1818 after an 1811 fire destroyed the original church, which was built in 1740.
The first rector was Rev. Christopher Newton who is buried in the cemetery on the right side of the church when facing the building. The blue image is created with a process called cyanotype. It is a process that uses a mix of iron compounds that when exposed to UV lights and washed in water oxidizes, creating a Prussian blue image. The technique was invented in 1841 by Sir John Frederick Herschel (1792-1871).
Thanks goes to the Derby Public Library staff for sharing interesting local history each week.