Arts & Entertainment
Weekend Planner: Brews and Boos
Newtown Halloween Art Scene will be held Saturday. Brewfest is taking place at the NAC that day, too.
HALLOWEEN ART SCENE
When/where: Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. on State and Sycamore streets
Why go: Join residents and business owners in decorating the town for Halloween. The day will feature window painting of State and Sycamore street businesses, scarecrow making and a cupcake contest.
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Cost: Free to attend, $5 registration for window painting
More: View previous coverage on Patch or check out the event listing on our calendar
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BREWFEST
When/where: Saturday from 12 to 5 p.m. at the Newtown Athletic Club
Why go: Sample a huge selection of beers while enjoying food and live entertainment
Cost: VIP admission is $70; regular admission is $40; designated driver ticket is $10
More: www.allaboutnewtown.org
When/where: The Newtown Arts Company’s newest production opens Thursday with performances Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Newtown Theatre. Click here for a full schedule of performances.
Why go: Local performers will put on John Cariani’s Almost, Maine, a story the Newtown Arts Company says explores the “mysteries of the human heart, touching audiences with heartbreak, hope and laughter."
Cost: $16 to $19
More: www.newtownartscompany.com
CRAFTS IN THE MEADOW
Where/where: Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Tyler Park Center for the Arts, which is located in Tyler State Park
Why go: The two-day event will feature fine arts and crafts exhibitors, live entertainment, interactive family arts activities, demonstrations, local vendors, food and more.
Cost: $6
More: http://tylerparkarts.org
COMMON OCCURANCE
Where/when: Sunday from 2 to 3:30 p.m., behind the Newtown Bicycle Shop at Greene and North State streets.
Why go: This event is aimed to educate the community about Newtown Common and its need for preservation. It will feature games, light refreshments and a group photo as part of the national "This Place Matters" campaign by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Cost: Free
More: View previous coverage on Patch
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