Showing posts with label silver tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver tea. Show all posts

Monday, July 8, 2019

Derby Historical Society directors, docents gather after Silver Tea fundraiser


The Derby Historical Society held its 29th annual Silver Tea Monday at La Sala Banquet Hall in Derby. 
Pictured are docents with new director Daniel Bosques, third from left, and outgoing director Paula Norton, at his left.


Please stay tuned for more photos in an upcoming issue of The Valley Voice newsletter. 

Thursday, July 12, 2018

Newsletter features Derby Historical Society Silver Tea, more


Dear readers, 

Today's Valley Voice newsletter features a performance by actress Tammy Denease. She recounted the true story of a woman who was a slave in New London in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Thanks for reading,

Patti


Thursday, May 31, 2018

Actress/storyteller to perform at Derby Historical Society's annual Silver Tea

Photo used with permission
Tammy Denease portrays Joan Jackson 

DERBY - The Derby Historical Society will host actress Tammy Denease performing "Joan Jackson - An Unchained Love Story" at its annual Silver Tea July 9. 
The fundraiser will run from 2-4:30 p.m. at LaSala Banquet Hall, 73 High St. 

Call 203-735-1908 or 203-734-5765 for more information or reservations. Tickets are $30.

Learn more at www.hiddenwomen.org.

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

Newsletter features Silver Tea in Derby, TEAM fundraiser in Ansonia

Dear readers, 

Today The Valley Voice features fireworks photos, the Silver Tea to benefit the Derby Historical Society, St. Mary's Church summer fest, and more.

Thanks for reading!

~ Patti and Ralph

Saturday, June 10, 2017

Derby Historical Society to hold 27th annual Silver Tea fundraiser

Actress to portray Eleanor Roosevelt
Actress Sheryl Faye / Photo from website

DERBY - The Derby Historical Society's 27th annual Silver Tea will feature a performance about Eleanor Roosevelt at 2 p.m. July 10 at La Sala Banquet Hall, 73 High St.

Actress Sheryl Faye will perform "The First Lady of the World," a play about the wife of 32nd President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Donation is $30 a person. For reservations call 203-735-1908 or 203-676-0324.


Thursday, July 14, 2016

Newsletter highlights silver tea in Ansonia, Shelton downtown concerts


Dear readers,

Our latest Valley Voice newsletter is out.

Please click here to read some of this week's good news in the community. 
The newsletter highlights Walt Whitman's visit to the Derby Historical Society's Silver Tea, and the Ansonia Traveling Market Place.

Happy reading!

Monday, July 11, 2016

Actor portrays Walt Whitman at Derby Historical Society's silver tea

Stephen Collins portrayed the famed 19th-century poet, essayist, and journalist Walt Whitman at the Derby Historical Society's 26th annual Silver Tea. 
The performance, Unlaunch’d Voices – An Afternoon with Walt Whitman, was held at Molto Bene Italian American Kitchen in Ansonia. 


Stay tuned for more in our Valley Voice newsletter.

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Presentation on Walt Whitman to highlight Silver Tea in Ansonia

Derby Historical Society to host 26th annual fundraiser
ANSONIA - The Derby Historical Society will host its 26th Annual Silver Tea from 2-4:30 pm. July 11 at Molto Bene Italian American Kitchen, 557 Wakelee Ave.

Stephen Collins will present Unlaunch’d Voices – An Afternoon with Walt Whitman.
Photo from Collins' website
Walt Whitman (May 31,1819 - March 26, 1892) was an American poet, essayist, and journalist.

Since the late 1990s Collins' performances have captured the attention of the press.


It is not just the stunning resemblance to Walt Whitman himself, which many of the reviews notice, but the portrayal of the character and the essence that he brings within arm’s reach to the audience that makes the poet come to life. 

Unlaunch’d Voices strives to capture what we interpret to be the most vital contributions of the man. 
This generation will never know precisely how Whitman walked, talked, thought or the many subtle ways he expressed himself and lived. We hope to leave with a greater insight not just into the great man or the great poet, but with an appreciation of Whitman as an eternally free spirit.

Refreshments will be served. Raffle and door prizes are available. 

Cost is $25 per person. 

Call 203-735-1908 or 203-676-0324 for tickets or more information by July 6.


* Note: This information is shared from a Facebook event page.

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Fundraiser in Ansonia features portrayal of Helen Keller


The Derby Historical Society held its 25th annual Silver Tea fundraiser Monday at Molto Bene Italian American Kitchen in Ansonia. 
Actress Sheryl Faye captivated the audience with her portrayal of Helen Keller.


Stay tuned for a story in the Valley Independent Sentinel.



* My apologies: I neglected to mention earlier that the floral arrangements and decoupage on the vases were created by the talented ladies of the Derby Garden Society!