Join Thrown Stone at the Ridgefield Library for three engaging discussions that highlight the themes of the U.S. Premiere of Milk by Ross Dunsmore, opening July 14th for a limited engagement at the Ridgefield Conservatory of Dance. Whether you crave connection, camaraderie, or chocolate, there’s something for you in these lively community events.
Sunday, July 16 at 4PM
Connections: An Intergenerational Forum
Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi interviews the cast in a post-matinee panel on the theme of connection across generations.
Enjoy free wine and snacks and chat with passionate professionals and volunteers from local organizations dedicated to connecting our community with the things we need to thrive. Founder’s Hall, Meals on Wheels, Ridgefield Chorale, Rotary Club of Ridgefield, and RVNA will all take part.
Admission and refreshments are free. Attending the July 16th matinee of Milk is recommended but not required.
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July 16th only, with coupon code: CONNECTIONS
TUESDAY, JULY 18 AT 7PM
HEALTHY INDULGENCES WITH ALISSA MONTELEONE
Meet the cast of Milk and indulge in chocolate during a fun and interactive workshop Led by Alissa Monteleone of Simply Good Thinking. Create your own Chocolate Bark to take home and learn how to make a deliciously nutritious chocolate raspberry tart featuring locally sourced cream generously supplied by the home deliverer of fresh and local products, Hudson Milk. Eating Healthy never tasted so good!
Admission (and a take-home goodie bag) are free.
Please note: nuts are one of the ingredients in the tart and the chocolate bark.
Monday, July 24 at 7PM
Meet the Playwright with Ross Dunsmore
In this Skype interview led by Geoffrey Morris of Townvibe, Milk playwright Ross Dunsmore answers your questions about the play, live from Scotland.
Co-sponsored by the Ridgefield Arts Council, this is a unique opportunity to mingle with both local and international artists.
Asylum Distillery will be on hand to serve a signature summer cocktail and tastings from their product line.
Admission and refreshments are free.