Event Calendar

Holiday Harvest(benefit the 5 Corner Cupboard)

 The East Windsor Chamber of Commerce members are holding a Holiday Harvest Drive of Non Perishable Items(and Monetary Donations) to benefit the 5 Corner Cupboard(east Windsor’s All Volunteer Food Pantry for Our less fortunate Neighbors.).

This event will run from November 15th until Dec 15th 2018 with the Following EWCC Member Drop Points-

Edward Jones

Tricia Rapacki, ChFC® Financial Advisor

122 Prospect Hill Rd (Sofia’s Plaza)

East Windsor, CT 06088

Richards Realty LLC.

Jimbo Richards Realtor

107 Main Street (Opera House Office Complex)

Broad Brook,Ct.06016

Performance Kars Unlimited

Paul Vella Collision Specialist 

5 Stoughton Rd

East Windsor CT 06088

Windsor Federal Savings

Robin Myers Branch Officer 

1 Shoham Road (Olenders Plaza)

East Windsor,CT 06088

   Monetary Donations can be Made to: Five  Corner Cupboard

                                                                  124 Scantic Road

                                                                  East Windsor Ct 06088

EWCC members are encouraged to hold events during this time period which EWCC will be promoting -more info email [email protected]

 Connecticut Artist Kristen Walsh will be running a felting workshop on Saturday, December 15 from 11-2 p.m. Using needle felting techniques, participants will learn how to sculpt wool, making a 4-5″ Swedish Tomte.  By rolling, twisting and poking wool with a special barbed needle, students will see first hand the magic of turning wool into a one-of-a-kind treasure.  Students will use natural wool locks to make the beard and merino for the body.  The workshop will take 3 hours to complete.  This program is for ages 10 and up.  Parents of registered participants under the age of 14 must stay in the Library with their child.  Registration is necessary as space is limited.

The Connecticut Trolley Museum presents Winterfest 2018 and “The Tunnel of Lights” beginning Friday, November 23rd. Winterfest will run from 5PM until 9PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Dec 23rd. Santa will be onsite until he heads back to the North Pole after closing on Dec. 23rd. The event will also be held Dec. 28th -30th from 5PM-9PM for School Vacation Break.

Join hundreds of others and start a family tradition of coming for a trolley ride during the holiday season. Whether you ride a closed car or brave the cold to ride the open “electric sleigh”, we promise you a good time and one that you’ll remember for years. When you return, head inside the Visitors Center which has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland complete with model trains, decorations galore and you can even buy a delicious cup of hot cocoa to sip as you enjoy the entertainment. Additionally, meet and pose for a picture with Santa inside one of the historic trolleys, Santa will also have a gift for each child.

Admission

Tickets can only be purchased at the trolley museum and are good only on the night purchased. There are no advanced tickets sales for groups or individuals.

Ticket sales end at 9:00 pm, but trolleys continue to run until everyone has been able to enjoy the experience of Winterfest.

Join Nutmeg every Sunday from 10AM-2PM for a Brunch Buffet at The Nutmeg Restaurant located in the Porch Room. For Complete Info (Including Full Menu) visit: http://bit.ly/2H53XgB

The Connecticut Trolley Museum presents Winterfest 2018 and “The Tunnel of Lights” beginning Friday, November 23rd. Winterfest will run from 5PM until 9PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Dec 23rd. Santa will be onsite until he heads back to the North Pole after closing on Dec. 23rd. The event will also be held Dec. 28th -30th from 5PM-9PM for School Vacation Break.

Join hundreds of others and start a family tradition of coming for a trolley ride during the holiday season. Whether you ride a closed car or brave the cold to ride the open “electric sleigh”, we promise you a good time and one that you’ll remember for years. When you return, head inside the Visitors Center which has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland complete with model trains, decorations galore and you can even buy a delicious cup of hot cocoa to sip as you enjoy the entertainment. Additionally, meet and pose for a picture with Santa inside one of the historic trolleys, Santa will also have a gift for each child.

Admission

Tickets can only be purchased at the trolley museum and are good only on the night purchased. There are no advanced tickets sales for groups or individuals.

Ticket sales end at 9:00 pm, but trolleys continue to run until everyone has been able to enjoy the experience of Winterfest.

Come on in and take advantage of Happy Hour from 3:00 PM until 6:00 PM and from 9:00 PM until close! Why not stay for Monday Night Football and enjoy some Beer and Wings this evening!

The Connecticut Trolley Museum presents Winterfest 2018 and “The Tunnel of Lights” beginning Friday, November 23rd. Winterfest will run from 5PM until 9PM on Friday, Saturday and Sunday through Dec 23rd. Santa will be onsite until he heads back to the North Pole after closing on Dec. 23rd. The event will also be held Dec. 28th -30th from 5PM-9PM for School Vacation Break.

Join hundreds of others and start a family tradition of coming for a trolley ride during the holiday season. Whether you ride a closed car or brave the cold to ride the open “electric sleigh”, we promise you a good time and one that you’ll remember for years. When you return, head inside the Visitors Center which has been transformed into a Winter Wonderland complete with model trains, decorations galore and you can even buy a delicious cup of hot cocoa to sip as you enjoy the entertainment. Additionally, meet and pose for a picture with Santa inside one of the historic trolleys, Santa will also have a gift for each child.

Admission

Tickets can only be purchased at the trolley museum and are good only on the night purchased. There are no advanced tickets sales for groups or individuals.

Ticket sales end at 9:00 pm, but trolleys continue to run until everyone has been able to enjoy the experience of Winterfest.