Three Wooster School students, including one who resides in Newtown, have had work accepted into Katonah Museum of Art's "Young Artists 2020."

Flagpole Photographers Camera Club invites the public to attend its next program, “Know Your Camera & Fun Photography,” a presentation by club member Charlie Batchelder planned for February 13. The club will also host its regular meeting-members' competition later this month.

The Kennedy Center’s Palm & Able resale shop is planning a special one-day sale this weekend at Butcher's Best Country Market.

Flagpole Radio Café Founder Martin Blanco is welcoming award-winning singer/songwriter/producer John Forster — who will be joining the members of the local music and comedy troupe February 8 in the Edmond Town Hall Theatre.

The Newtown Police Department will again offer to the general public its Citizen Police Academy free informational course, which is presented as a series of talks and demonstrations about municipal police work.

Auditions for an upcoming production of "The Elephant Man," to be staged by Town Players of Newtown, begin two weeks from tonight.

has been notified that the next two Sunday at The Sanctuary events — scheduled for Sundays, January 26 and February 9 — have been relocated.

When Kate Katcher found herself forced out of her job at age 57, she took a step right into a new career. The Newtown resident founded Stray Kats Theatre, and began — among other projects — a series of productions devoted to pieces about life after “a certain age,” created and performed by people of a certain age.