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Founded in 2007, La Grua Center is a nonprofit cultural center in Stonington Borough offering a wide range of concerts, lectures, and art exhibitions in an intimate, acoustically distinctive space flooded with natural light and vaulted ceilings.

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A modern museum with rotating exhibits, genealogy research library and public programs. Children-friendly exhibit about Lebanon in the American Revolution. Beaumont House and Pastor’s Library are located on our campus are opened seasonally for guided tours on most Saturdays.

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Ledyard Public Libraries support the freedom to read, learn, and discover in a welcoming environment. We provide friendly, knowledgeable service, free access to diverse ideas, resources, and experiences, and strive to enhance quality of life and encourage lifelong learning.

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The Leffingwell House Museum, circa 1675, shows a two room home changing into a pre-revolutionary tavern, ending as a gentleman's residence by 1776. Interpreters evoke the independent spirit and lifestyle of early America using displays of original artifacts from 1645 to the Civil War.

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LISA GIORDANO is a playwright, producer, visual artist and co-founder of Emerson Theater Collaborative and board member of Writers Block, Ink. She is a member of the Dramatist Guild, and her plays have been performed regionally and received honors nationally.

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Lisa Saunders is an award-winning writer, speaker, and TV talk show host. She scours out-of-print books and long-forgotten letters to shed new light on historic figures and events. Lisa also works with clients to help them get their stories told.

We are a non profit art organization with artist's studios, gallery space for exhibits and free workshops and classes for children, adults and families.

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The Lyman Allyn houses a collection of over 17,000 objects from ancient times to the present, with fascinating collections of American and European fine and decorative arts. Outside, a sculpture trail is surrounded by 12 acres of gardens and lawn.

The Lyme Public Library is a community center for lifelong education, cultural and recreational activities, and evolving information needs. The library offers current technology, print and electronic materials, programs and services for all ages.

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Mark Patnode is a Visual Artist residing in SECT

Conductor & Music Director (guest St Petersburg & Moscow Philharmonics, Orqestas of Santiago de Cuba, Santa Clara, Matanzas, formerly Washington (DC) Symphony. Symphony & Opera Conductor. Also wind virtuoso: Jazzical Fusion quartet: Birdland, Kitanos NY.

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The Pequot Museum brings to life the story of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. As the largest Native American museum in the world it serves as a major resource on the histories and cultures of indigenous peoples in the northeast.

Internationally known saxophonist, songwriter, & teaching artist with CT roots. Connecticut Magazine 40 Under 40, voted CTNow Readers Poll "Best Jazz", recorded multiple live albums at Old Lyme's Side Door Jazz Club which passed 500K streams worldwide. Appeals to jazz aficionados & non-jazz fans.

Mitchell College, a small liberal arts college with bachelor degree programs in sciences, education, and professional areas, offers theater productions, Speakers Series events and choral ensemble performances. The College hosts many events for local arts groups as well.

It would be a pleasure to share my expertise as a professional musician (piano but other instruments, too!) for lesson, accompanying, special occasion, music therapy services, help writing that song, or laying down a recording track. 40 years experience!

We are a 501(c)3 charitable organization based in Old Lyme, CT dedicated to the support of live music to engage, enrich, and educate youth through workshop programming, performance opportunities and musical mentorships nurturing creative and artistic growth in our children making music accessible to all.

MNL has served the greater Mystic community for over 120 years. MNL offers over 45,000 books, DVDs and CDs for check-out to all Connecticut residents. Computers, printers, scanners and fax-machine are available. The library houses a collection of artwork, and monthly exhibits of local artists.