OWL 2019 Festival Program

The Oliver Wolcott Library

Festival of Trees

Saturday, November 30, 2019

A Special Holiday Thanks to

PasqSuuasrainello

Susan currently serves as our Vice President
and Chair of our Annual Fund Drive.

For more than 18 years, Susan has held many roles at the
library, including serving on the board for several terms.
In all of her capacities, we have been blessed with her
grace, talent, insights, and humor.

Thank you Susan for all you do to ensure
our library is the best it can be!

Stedronsky & Meter, LLC

James Stedronsky, Esq. | Jonathan Meter, Esq.

Real Estate, Land Use, Civil Trials, Estate Planning and Administration
and the General Practice of Law

62 West St., On the Green, Litchfield CT 06759 860-567-9111
hjs@stedlaw.com

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The Board of Trustees and the Oliver Wolcott Library extend our
sincerest thanks to the Sponsors of the Festival of Trees

~ PLATINUM SPONSORS ~

Arethusa Farm Dairy
Emily Dalton & Matthew Karpas

Elizabeth Garber Daniels

~ GOLD SPONSORS ~

Anne & Philip Bergan  Litchfield Magazine
Mark & Lauren Booth Brigid & Mark Merriman 
Armand & Lauren Della Monica John & Joanie Morosani
Joanna Geraghty & Christopher Kelly
Robert G. Nathan
Anne & Ken Green Maggie & Adrian Selby
Lawrence Jeffrey Jewelers Stuart Building Products, LLC

Litchfield.bz Union Savings Bank

~ SILVER SPONSORS ~

Anonymous (2) Daniel & Barbra Kraut
Bantam Market Litchfield Bancorp
Bantam Wesson
Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP Kevin & Katerina McCarthy
Paul & Donna Casali Deborah & Declan Murphy
The Clew / Bachrach Family 
Dick & Susan Saint James Ebersol National Iron Bank
E.J. Murphy Realty John & Nancy Newton
Lida & Michael Exstein O & G Industries, Inc.
Kate & John Fahey Catherine & Brendan O’Dwyer
Richard & Rosalie Furniss
Carole Gibney Roderic M. Oneglia
Kate & Bill Honan William O’Shaughnessy & Gregorio Alvarez
Lucie Kleinhans 
John & JoAnna Koster Rosemary L. Ripley & Peter Grubstein
Nancy Ross & Family
Philip G. Samponaro
Lois & Marc Shafir
Teno West

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Happy
Holidays!

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LITCHFIELD COUNTY’S PREMIER BROKERS

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The Board of Trustees and the Oliver Wolcott Library extend our
sincerest thanks to the Sponsors of the Festival of Trees

~ BRONZE SPONSORS ~

Anonymous Consuelo & Walter Mack
Barrie Birge Therapy LMSW, RTT, C.Hyp. Paul Marcarelli & Ryan Brown
Pamela McCann & James Nadler
Suzanne & Trip Blaicher
Linda Blakely Denise & Ken Merz
Virginia Mortara
Cara & Ken Blazier
Dr. & Mrs. Egils K. Bogdanovics Thomas & Renate McKnight
Philip & Jacqueline Miller 
Colette & John Boyd
Joyce G. Briggs Drs. Brian and Bola Mooney
Sheila Nevins & Sidney Koch
Crystal Carminati & Benjamin Vicuna Peter Nichols and Greg Domres
Sara Conklin Northwest Connecticut Community

Arthur & Tara Diedrick Foundation
Anthea Disney & Peter Howe  Daniel & Elizabeth Oneglia 
Kara Dowling & Andrew Roraback Richard Pasquarelli and Valerie Pels
Barbara Ellis & David Bernard Susan & Tony Pasquariello
Ericson Insurance Advisors
Dirk & Marla Patterson
Kirstin Etela Jan & Bob Petricone
John & Lynn Fulkerson
Richard & Rosamond Quay
Gerald & Sara Gault Nancy Rogers & Michael Delay
Bette & Jerry Geci
Martha Green & Alan Cohen  Judith M. Rifkin
Courtney Hagen & Michael Wilson Drs. Scott Rogge & Agnes Wilkie
Jack & Doreen Tango Hampton
The Harlow Family  Humphry & Paula Rolleston 
Patricia Hearn & Charles Walkonis  Sharon Sahl & Jim Sutton
Jane & Paul Hinkel
Maria & John Honigmann Betsy & John Schmid
Joyce S. Schwartz
Dmitri Ilynsky
Michael Kazan  Frank & Coco Sellman 
Michael Kovalchik & Susan Vontell Nan Skeie 
Lakeville Interiors
Jim Lamond The Tompkins Family
Susan & Jedd Levine Unlocking Connecticut
Litchfield Distillery Frank R. Vanoni, M.D.
Eileen & Peter Litwin
Albert Macchioni & Laura Cardello Bibby Veerman 
Jeffery W. Wacker & Julia A. Metcalf

Margot Wick
Thomas & Elaine Goss Witherspoon

James & Bette Wu

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2019

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Dear Friends,
Tonight we come together to celebrate community, our library, and the magic of the
holidays. It is because of your support that OWL is one of the top-ranked libraries in
the state and Festival one of our most anticipated events.
This year’s dedicated volunteers have worked tirelessly to prepare for tonight. Their
efforts have once again created a wide selection of spectacular online and silent
auction items. We offer you one-of-a-kind experiences, extraordinary party events,
beautiful trees and wreaths, and fabulous items of every sort. We hope you find
many things to bid on for yourself or others.
By participating in tonight’s activity, in addition to finding unique holiday gifts or
personal treasures, you are also supporting the library and our community. Over
50% of OWL’s annual operating budget must come from private sources. Festival
is part of that private funding. All proceeds from tonight go directly toward library
programs, services and materials.
With our enthusiastic patrons and dedicated staff, it’s no wonder we once again rank
3rd in the state for adult circulation per capita, 6th for public computer usage, and in
the top 5% for children’s program attendance. Every day, more than 200 people walk
through these doors! Thank YOU for using your library and for making it possible
for this outstanding staff to provide excellence in library services to everyone in our
community, every day!
We appreciate your generosity and wish you a wonderful holiday season filled with
joy!
Sincerely,
Colette Boyd
Chair, Festival of Trees

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FESTIVAL OF TREES COMMITTEES

FESTIVAL 2019
Colette Boyd, Chair

SILENT AUCTION PARTY & EVENTS

Kyra Hartnett, Chair Nancy Newton Colette Boyd, Co-Chair
Martha Bernstein Susan Pasquariello Paula Rolleston
Lois Shafir
Jane Funk Paula Rolleston Kirstin Etela
Lela Ilyinsky Maggie Selby
Jackie Miller
Helen Shu

SPONSORSHIP DECORATIONS

Emily Dalton, Chair Jane Funk Holly Taylor, Chair Sara Gault
Cara Blazier Carole Gibney Elaine Fay Carol Gilbert
Amy Gorman Helen Simko
Crystal Caminati William Honan Joan Dignacco Julith & Gary Sink
Barbara Ellis Jan & John D’Orio
Nancy Ross

PROGRAM

Michael Kazan, Chair Philip Miller
Tim Breslin Betsy Schmid
Susan Cooke Coco Sellman
Maura Malo Matthew Terzian
Eric Marriott

GREETERS/HOSTESSES

Jennifer Abbot-Tillou Susan Pasquariello
Martha Bernstein Nancy Ross
May Bogdanovics Julith Sink
Sara Gault
Emily Littman Bibby Veerman

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FESTIVAL OF TREES COMMITTEES

FESTIVAL 2019

LIGHTING & SOUND TREES & WREATHS

Robertson Hartnett, Chair Megan Kowalchick, Chair
Chris King Sarah Skeie Adams

twenty2 Wallpaper Team TREE FARM
Nathaniel Worden
Drew Harlow, Co-Chair
Holly Taylor, Co-Chair

Egils Bogdanovics, Chair BAR David Patenge
Robert Bernstein Humphrey Rolleston
Andre Bogdanovics Todd Johnson
Patrick Boland Matthew Karpas John Schmid
John Boyd Peter Tavino
Paul Casali Adam King Jeffrey Tillou
Alan Cohen Euan King Jason Travelstead
Cleve Fuessenich Michael LaHart Teno West
Stephen Funk Philip Miller Nathaniel Worden
John Morosani
Greg Oneglia

YOUNG FESTIVAL HELPERS

Luke Adams Zeke Hatfield Kate Rodriguez
Malin Adams Evan Janssens Jillian Saunders
Ava Atwood Jacob Kuegler Madeline Saunders
Eddie Cappellina Natalie LaPointe Olivia Terzian
Anna Devaux Timmy LaPointe William Terzian
Faye Devaux Colby Nordstrom Ashlyn Tranquillo
Aubrey Duckworth Mia Pasquariello
Sebastian Duckworth Owen Pasquariello Ailyn Tuil
Allison Gollenberg Tony Pasquariello Ceci Tuil
Ruby Hatfield Gunnar Round Will Turvey
Alley Zielke

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2019 – 2020 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Maura Malo, President

Susan Pasquariello, Vice-President

Philip Miller, Treasurer

Cara Blazier, Secretary

Tim Breslin
Egils Bogdanovics, M.D.

Colette Boyd
Kyra Hartnett
William Honan
Michael Kazan
John Morosani

Lois Shafir

~ LIBRARY STAFF ~

Ann Marie White, M.L.S., Library Director

Full-time Staff: Part-time Staff:
Caitlin Costa Aimee Brzoska
Jennine Lupo Olivia DeFiore
Audra MacLaren Deborah Janssens
Patricia Moore Caroline King
Kathy Pickle Sheila Klapper
Karen Pasternak
Caroline Wilcox Ugurlu
Kelly Valuckas

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Cherishing Litchfield’s
Architectural

Heritage Since 1975

The Trust protects and promotes the precious architectural,
historic and aesthetic assets of the Litchfield area.

The Greater Litchfield
Preservation Trust

www.litchfieldpreservation-ct.org

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Leif Bjaland, Music Director & Conductor

Michelle Johnson, Soprano

HOLIDAY BRASS
& ORGAN

SUNDAY,
DECEMBER 1

3:00 PM

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CLASSICAL & POPULAR
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Office: 860-567-5158
Fax: 860-567-3219

With gratitude to the
Oliver Wolcott Library

CVSBH, Inc. Our host for over 40 years as we record
audio books for the blind & handicapped

CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEER SERVICES

ctstatelibrary.org/lbph/cvsbh FOR THE BLIND AND HANDICAPPED

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Proud to support Oliver Wolcott Library’s
Festival of Trees and the Community!

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OWL extends a heartfelt THANK YOU to the many
volunteers who make this night possible!

~ AUCTION PARTY HOSTS ~

Carol & Bill Andrulis Megan & Michael Kowalchick
Colette & John Boyd Fr. Don LaSalle
Kay Carroll & Mark Harran
Susan & Jedd Levine
Maureen Cleary Maura & Steve Malo
Hon. Anne Dranginis Joy Masoff & Louis Scolnick
Nancy & John Newton
Kirstin Etela Catherine & Greg Oneglia
Dr. William Fabbri & Gwen Washburn Ben & Stephanie Paletsky
Holly & Mark Robertson
Heather & Chris Ford Marc & Lois Shafir
The Forman School
Teno West
Carole Gibney Robin & John Willink
Margaret & Robert Goodhouse
Bette & Jim Wu
Donielle & Stuart Hawley Shannon & Jonathon Zwick
Jane & Paul Hinkel
Lucie Kleinhans

~ TREES & WREATHS ~

Bobby Siddall of Colonial Greenhouse Litchfield Montessori School
Dr. & Mrs. Egils K. Bogdanovics Julia Metcalf
Bohemian Pizza
Donna Casali Victoria Maguire
Amelia & Lawrence Crimmins Nancy Neal
Sally Cuatto
Marilyn D’Amore Cate O’Dwyer
Cheryl Delles Helen Shu
Nancy Depecol
Heather & Chris Ford Jane Spencer
Liz Funk Wendy Story
Caylin Jensen Jessica & Jason Travelstead
Ashley LaBonte Audra Viehland
Litchfield Hills Nursery Eliot & Annick Wadsworth
Gina White
White Flower Farm
Molly E. Worden

~ TREE FARM ~

Polly Brooks Molly Lally Lee Reese
Dyanne Castelli Jennine Lupo Victoria Sansing
Janice Chisholm Nancy Neale
Faith Ohms Gail Sperry
Ellen Ebbs Ellen Onegila Karen Terhaar
Joan Gill Roderic Oneglia Holly Taylor
Drew Harlow Seton O’Reilly Margot Wick
Jane Hinkel
Deanna Katten Betty Wu

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~ AUCTION CONTRIBUTORS ~

Anonymous Lindsay Cowles
Jennifer Abbott-Tillou Cricket Hill Garden
D.K. Schulman Design
ABC Music School
AJ’s Steak & Pizza da Capo
AK Photography: Alysia LaMay DBO Home
Armand & Lauren Della Monica
Akasa David DeVos
Spencer Albano DiFranco’s
Gregorio Alvarez & William O’Shaughnessy Dolphin Pools & Spas
Domaney’s Liquors & Fine Wines
April’s Salon Douglas Williams - Personal Chef &
@ the Corner Gardener
Art Room Atelier Gina Duckworth
Ashley Woodson Bailey Dumais Made
The Bakehouse of Litchfield Dunkin Litchfield
Bantam Bread Eastside Electric
Bantam Cinema Executive Livery
Bantam Country Liquors Eyes on Litchfield
Bantam Frameworks Fayce Textiles
Bantam Market Fitness Therapists Inc./Rx Yoga
Bantam Tileworks LLC Forsythia Skin Care
BantamWesson Dr. Stanley Foster
Becoming Balanced John Geci
BluePrint CT Home Russell Glass & New York Mets
Bohemian Pizza, LLC Good Company Coffee House
Souby Boski Goshen Wine & Spirits
Bosson Optical Grace Mayflower Inn & Spa
Bowwow Portraits by Laura Lasker Jamie & Scott Gray
Groomingdales
BraeVal The Gwen Hotel, Chicago
Bramasole Fitness & Healing Center Hable Construction
Hair By Christine
Brierwood Nurseries, Inc. Rosemary Hallgarten
Bunnell’s Farm Harney Teas
Byrde + the B Visko Hatfield
C. Smyth Salon Fran Hauser
Havens Kitchen
CALIS-fit with Kyle Crocker Richard Heys
Mitzi Cappello Hickory Stick Bookshop
Hidden Valley Eatery
Cavallo Point Hotel, Sausalito, CA Marcy Hladik
Charym Yoga & Fitness Hometown Pizza

Chicago Field Museum & Ray DeThorne
Clifford A Cooper Architecture, Stacie Farrell

Kavle, RA, Associate Architect
Community Table
Emory Cooper

Country Quilt Llama Farm

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~ AUCTION CONTRIBUTORS (CON’T) ~

Hopkins Inn Livingston Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy
Hopkins Vineyard Love Heart’s Bakery
Housatonic Trading Company Lulu TFC
Luna’s Boutique
HUE Studio
Infinity Music Hall Jennine & Roberto Lupo
March Farm
J. McLaughlin
J. Seitz & Co. Maritime Hotel, NYC
Jack Black LLC MarketPlace
Jeffrey Tillou Antiques
John Derian Company Sarah Martinez
John Robshaw Textiles The Mattatuck Museum
Matthew Karpas & Emily Dalton
Martha Hall Kelly Caitlin McGauley
Kelly Ventura, LLC Maryanne McNeill
Kendra Scott
KidsPlay Children’s Museum Meraki
Kitchenworks & Gourmet Gifts Brigid & Mark Merriman
KM Installations, Kathy Root
Michael Kowalchick Michael Kors
La Cupola Ristorante & Inn Milton Market
La Molisana Sausage Mockingbird Kitchen + Bar
Lacie’s Makeup Mohawk Mountain
Lakeville Interiors Allegra Morosani
LandMark Community Theatre at the Joanie Morosani
Thomaston Opera House Museum of Modern Art, NYC
L’artusi Restaurant, NYC New Britain Art Museum
L’Auberge de Sedona Resort & Spa, AZ New Morning Market
Lawrence Jeffrey Estate Jewelers New York Yankees
Carol Leskanic Nirvana Juice Bar
Litchfield Catering Company, LLC The Nutmeg Conservatory for the Arts
Litchfield Distillery NYC Restaurant Group
Litchfield Filling Station Oliphant Design
Litchfield Hills Wine Market
The Litchfield Historical Society Ollie’s
Litchfield Organizing & Staging, LLC Betsy Olmsted
Litchfield Pet Supply Greg Oneglia
Litchfield Saltwater Grille Catherine Oneglia
Litchfield Stereo Design, Inc. Orange Sofa
Litchfield Tailor Shop OWL Board Of Trustees
Litchfield Tang Soo Do The OWL Wine Bar
Little Gem Restaurant, San Francisco The Palace Theater

The Pantry
Patty’s Restaurant
Peaches ‘N Cream

Pergola
Personal Touch Car Wash

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Pilobolus Studio Four NYC
Thomas Pink Mr. & Mrs. William J. Sweetman
Pizzeria Marzano
Prima Wellness Taylor Ceramics
Michael Quadland Tenoverten
The Quiet Zone Thai In Love
R. Derwin Clothiers
Rebecca Atwood Designs LLC Thomaston Lanes Inc.
Rick Ford Art Thorncrest Farm & Milk House Chocolates
The Ripe Tomato
Roma Ristorante Tilden’s Seafood
TheRx Yoga Toast & Company
Salvatore Anthony Hair Studio Torrington Country Club
Sanctuary Yoga
Scott Sanders Troutbeck
Victoria & Jim Sansing Troy Brook Visions
True Value Hardware of Litchfield
Sasso’s twenty2 Wallpaper
Sawyers Bar & Grill Valley Spirit Wellness Center
Van Engelen, Inc.
Suzan Scott Marci Vincitorio
Frank & Coco Sellman Sarah Von Dreele
Warner Theatre
Judith Secco Warren General Store
Serendipity Waterbury Symphony
Shandells West Street Barber Shop, LLC
Dr. Steven Sideris DDS West Street Grill
The Silly Sprout White Flower Farm
The Spa at Litchfield Hills The White Hart
Sparkle and Shine Dance Studio The Whole Pillow
Sportsmen’s of Litchfield Wild Carrot Farm

St. Frank Winvian
David Stewart WKND
Pam Stockamore Wood’s Pit BBQ & Mexican Cafe
Wendy & Richard Story Workshop Inc.
Stubbs & Wooten, Palm Beach Zero Prophet Coffee
Zini’s Restaurant

~ SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS ~

BantamWesson John Newton
Crystal Peak, Catering Jon Veleas, Photographer
Peter Carpenter, Village Wine Cellar
Goulet Printery

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HOST: Fr. Don LaSalle

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Caribbean Connection

Saturday, March 7, 2020 ~ _____ pm Cocktails for 50

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HOSTS: Kay Carroll & Mark Harran, Shannon & Jonathan
Zwick

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Fireside Roman
Feast

Saturday, February 15, 2020
7:00 pm

Dinner for 20

A delightful Italian themed, multi-course dinner will be personally
prepared by our chef, Father Don, and enjoyed in the gracious dining
room of this hilltop retreat house. Once a private home surrounded
by 33 acres with a commanding view, Montfort House is the perfect
setting for a wintry fireside feast.
Expect a traditional Italian dinner; a pasta course followed by a
savory main dish and dessert. Fabulous Italian wines will be served
through out. The fire lit setting will be enchanting, and the Italian
specialties and wine promise an evening of pure enjoyment.
You’ll definitely want to capture a seat at this table!
HOST: Fr. Don LaSalle

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Caribbean
Connection

Saturday, March 7, 2020
5:00 pm

Cocktails for 50

Celebrate the historic connection between Connecticut and the
Caribbean! In the process, warm up those winter blues with some
rum punch and other libations, island-inspired hors d’oeuvres, and the
musical sounds of the Carib, as varied as the islands themselves!
Hosted at the historic home of Benjamin Tallmadge, just entering you
can sense the spirits of this stately home. Both visitors to this home,
Alexander Hamilton was born on the Island of Nevis, and General
Washington never traveled beyond the Caribbean Islands.
This would have been the perfect party for Tallmadge to throw for his island-
hopping guests! So, plan to “kick up a rumpus” and celebrate as they did
at this festively themed gathering!

HOST: Teno West

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Curling &
Chilling

Saturday, March 14, 2020
1:00 pm

Lunch for 30

Back by popular demand…Hockey players and homemakers once
again unite in this sport of brooms on ice! Admit you wondered how
this comical looking activity could rise to an Olympic event. Now here
is your chance to find out why!

Learn the basics & then test your skills at curling, a new and growing
sport that can be played at many levels, all fun! A bountiful spread will
be served buffet style as you await your turn on the ice or after you’ve
finished. This flexible “lunch” is designed to meet your time needs
with a satisfying selection of savory traditional and vegetarian options.
Once off the ice, plan to stay and head to the complimentary bar to
toast your team and the losers!

No equipment needed! Just show up at Norfolk’s indoor Curling Club.
Get out and engage in this Olympic game on ice! Meet at the Norfolk
Curling Club on 70 Golf Drive in Norfolk, Connecticut.

HOSTS: Kay Carroll & Mark Harran, Shannon &
Jonathan Zwick

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Fantasy Farm
Friday, May 1, 2020
6:00 pm
Dinner for 25

Spring night. Sunset. South Farms. Blues and the best pizza in New
England. What could be better?

Kick back on a beautiful Friday evening in the ultra-cool lounge and
courtyard space at iconic South Farms while listening to live blues by
Frank Sellman and Friends. Prepare to relax with the discriminating
selection of craft beers and wine. Then let your senses pull you to
Marzano’s on-site pizza truck! The perfect farm fantasy, all of the
bounty, none of the labor!

A laid back evening intended to bring friends together with pizza (the
way you like it) in a newly created private space at beautiful South
Farms. Plan to unwind and settle in for a night of pure enjoyment!
Limited space available so seek this one out.

HOSTS: Dr. Bill Fabbri & Gwen Washburn, Ben &
Stephanie Paletsky

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I Remember
Mama

Saturday, May 9, 2020
6:00 pm

Dinner for 30

This has to be the perfect way to celebrate a mother in your life! A touch
of whimsy, entertainment, great drinks and dinner around the table!

For shared fun, plan to bring a sample of a best-loved appetizer or
dessert your mom used to make — or at least be willing to give up
the ‘secret recipe’! All of these personal favorites will be compiled into
a cookbook for the guests, so that everyone has an opportunity to
prepare them for their own families!

Beyond this, enjoy the performance of an original work by our local
playwright and actress, Nancy Schuler and her husband Ed. In addition,
Humphry Rolleston will read from a collection of his father’s letters to his
grandmother during WWII filled with gossip and tremendous intimacy.

Did we forget to mention that all of this takes place at the charming
Litchfield Country Club?! A full bar will be available for your choice
of cocktails or wine, and a beautifully presented buffet dinner will be
prepared by Chef Rob Augdahl for your culinary pleasure. Bring mom
along or just enjoy reminiscing with friends about our multi-faceted
matriarchs!

HOST: Lucie Kleinhans

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Tulip Mania

Sunday, May 10, 2020
3:00 pm

Cocktails for 35

Do you have a passion for beautiful gardens? Have you traveled to see
some of the loveliest? Well, this will be a revelation to you!

Nestled in the privacy of our own South Street is an exceptional garden
featuring a seasonal rotation of cultivated beauty. Fountains spout and
shimmer, peaceful ponds are alive with nature’s chorus, and three
acres of cultivated gardens- blossoming, flowering and breathtaking-
abound in this botanical treasure. You will be visiting during the height
of the tulip season, the garden ablaze with every color and variety you
can imagine later to be replaced by dahlias and more as the seasons
progress!

After a leisurely tour of the grounds, come together to enjoy savory
appetizers and sweet treats prepared by cake and cookie artist, Bette
Wu. With libation in hand, you are free to mingle with the other guests,
or speak of growing matters with our accomplished garden owner.

*Added Plus: The owners have a golf cart they will make available
for handicapped access to this magical spot!

HOSTS: Joy Masoff & Louis Scolnick, Bette & Jim Wu

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Saturday, May 30, 2020
10:00 am

Lunch for 20

John Newton and local historian Peter Vermilyea, author of Hidden
History of Litchfield County, will lead a walk to historic industrial sites
along the Shepaug River in Litchfield. Relics of the past and features of
the forested landscape will allow us to reconstruct some of what once
transpired on the land and yield a better understanding of how early
settlers made a living from this rugged terrain.

Participants will pass the remains of saw mills, turnpikes, dams and iron
forges dating back to the Revolutionary War! Guests will then proceed
to the nearby Newton’s party barn where they will have an opportunity
to discuss what they’ve seen and examine the owner’s collection of
historical iron tools and other artifacts.

Having worked up an appetite, hikers will be treated to the highly
regarded “Pig Newtown,” a savory pulled pork delight, and plentiful
libations. Interesting company in this beautiful setting will round out
a fascinating day. The 2.3 mile loop is of moderate difficulty, so wear
your hiking boots!

HOSTS: Nancy & John Newton

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Pine Forest
Foraging Dinner

Saturday, June 13, 2020
4:00 pm

Dinner for 20

Led by “Wildman” Steve Brill, America’s go-to guy for foraging! This is
a singular and intriguing opportunity to build skills while having great
fun.

Following a one-mile path behind our hosts’ farm property in Litchfield,
guests will learn to recognize the likely environs for the wild herbs,
vegetal food and fungi that grow there. This is a skill every pioneer
would have learned and one that is still of use and interest today.

Following the hunt, cocktails and conversation will follow in a lovely
pine grove. An early evening dinner with a delicious nod to foraged
edibles and local foods will round out this memorable day.

Come prepared in appropriate clothing including closed shoes. Digging
implements for roots are optional, as well as plastic and paper bags
both used for collection of the foraged materials.

Practical and recreational, what could be better. Hurry to find a seat at
this table!! (Rain Date: June 14)

HOSTS: Donielle & Stuart Hawley

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Southern
Hospitality
on Old South

A Progressive Dinner

Saturday, June 27, 2020
6:00 pm

Dinner for 20
Enjoy an evening of southern hospitality and down-home cooking at
three individual, historic homes on Old South Road! At the first home,
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres; at the second , the main course; and then
on to your final destination for dessert. A traditional progressive dinner
to spread out your evening’s enjoyment.

Because our hosts’ lovely homes neighbor each other, guests can
simply stroll from one to the next as the dinner courses progress and
conversations continue.

Park along the road just once, and easily access all three venues. This
promises to be a relaxing evening of leisurely dining and good company,
pure southern charm! Do drop in!

HOSTS: Jane & Paul Hinkel, Carol & Bill Andrulis,
Holly & Mark Robertson, Kirstin Etela

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The Hills are Alive
with the Sounds of

Music Mountain

Sunday, June 28, 2020
3:00 pm
For 30

Join us for a string quartet concert at Music Mountain, located in Falls
Village, your tickets provided, and followed by a lovely repast at the
nearby Hollenbeck Club!

Music Mountain Summer Chamber Music Festival, America’s oldest
continuing summer festival, will celebrate its 90th season! This particular
presentation will be given by winners of the Grammy Award, and
prestigious Cleveland Quartet award, the Parker String Quartet. These
gifted musicians play to enthusiastic audiences around the world!

The performance will be followed by a festive array of cocktails, hors
d’oeuvres and charcuterie at the private Hollenbeck Club that dates
back to the 18th century! This historically significant and charming
retreat once served as the Litchfield-Hartford coach house and tavern!
Carefully preserved, it is part of our local narrative and located a short
five-minute drive from Music Mountain.

Let the music transport you and then share your experience in the
intimate setting of the Hollenbeck Club with generous drinks and hors
d’oeuvres to sustain the fun!

HOSTS: Marc & Lois Shafir

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moves of the 70s and 80s! What you do need is an outstanding DJ and
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of the country and its culture.

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HOSTS: Margaret & Robert Goodhouse

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Beachside
Barbecue

Saturday, July 25, 2020
3:00 - 7:00 pm
Dinner for 20

No demands, just pure relaxation with this wonderfully appealing
event. Gift yourself a day on the water. Picture floating in your kayak,
swimming, paddle boarding or fishing on lovely Long Meadow Pond in
Bethlehem.
Smell the enticing aroma of kebabs (chicken, swordfish, or beef)
roasting beach side as you do nothing! Cool drinks, corn on the cob
and strawberry shortcake, an entire season wrapped in a day. This is
what summer is supposed to feel like.
All equipment is provided by hosts, but feel free to bring your own if
preferred. This is your day!

HOSTS: Maura & Steve Malo

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Dinner in
Beirut

Saturday, August 8, 2020
6:00 pm

Dinner for 30

Following WWI, French controlled Beirut, Lebanon developed a
sophisticated cafe culture and chic fashion sense that led to its
nickname, the “Paris of the Middle East”. By the 1950’s, the jet set
crowd had firmly established an exciting hub. Imagine stepping back
into that vibrant period of time to experience the thrill of this exotic
locale and its multi ethnic foods flavored by the French connection.
Having spent decades living in the Middle East, your hosts will share
their deep knowledge of the country and its culture.

Upon arrival, you will stop at the bar for a cocktail and meander
through the gardens & paths to the river. Later gather on the lawn
while enjoying traditional foods known as “mezze”. These small bites
and dips are designed to stimulate the appetite with flavors influenced
from the Mediterranean and Middle East. Think baba ghanoush, spiced
hummus, filled pastries known as sambouseks, and more.

A full dinner will include special plates with desserts such as baklava
or creamy mafroukeh to round off this incredible feast. In the course
of this special evening, you will enjoy some entertaining aspects of
Beirut, whether it be in the form of music, dance, poetry or all! This
will be a fabulous opportunity to enjoy an exotic and delicious ethnic
cuisine. Sahtayn!

HOSTS: Margaret & Robert Goodhouse

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Raw & Saucy,
No Holds Barred

Saturday, August 22, 2020
6:00 pm

Cocktails for 50
A fabulous raw bar and a fully stocked cocktail bar are just the
beginnings of this terrific offering. Arguably the most beautiful vista in
town and the ideal spot to enjoy a spectacular sunset. Coupled with a
fabulous party barn provides a perfect setting. Music for your listening
or dancing pleasure will fill the night air. This evening will excite every
sense of fun and relaxation.
So, if you like to mingle with friends, want to enjoy great appetizers
featuring fresh shellfish, and love to dance with abandon, – join us for
this night of pure delight.

HOSTS: Carole Gibney, Robin & John Willink, Colette
& John Boyd

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Autumnal
Equinox
Celebration

Saturday, September 19, 2020
6:00 pm

Cocktails for 30

Summer is quickly passing as Fall rushes in. Come to celebrate the
change of seasons!
Our hostess is providing the unique experience of drinks by the Liquorist
MD Mobile Drinkery and Cocktail Dispensary coupled with a savory
array of seasonal delights. Enjoy the handiwork of this traveling tavern
along with a plentiful assortment of delicious appetizers.
What could be more appealing?
Both the spirits and the food are a festive backdrop for an evening of
lively conversation and good fun. A perfect opportunity to relax with old
friends and acquire new!
Be sure to sign up quickly before this party fills up!!!

HOSTS: Anne Dranginis & Maureen Cleary

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Harvest Moon
Dinner

Saturday, October 3, 2020
6:30 pm

Dinner for 30

Few are more accomplished than these two at entertaining for a crowd!
A beautiful full moon will lend enchantment to the evening. The foods
we crave, as Autumn takes hold, will be on the menu, along with drinks
to cheer the soul. Listen to the soothing sounds of music inspired by
our lunar neighbor while you mingle with guests.
All the elements of a perfect party are here! This is a wonderful
opportunity to relax with friends, old and new, before the clamor of the
approaching holidays begins. You don’t want to miss this one!

HOSTS: Catherine & Greg Oneglia

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the pantry
SERVING A GREATER TABLE

The Litchfield Hills outpost for:

 Fine foods  Gourmet take out

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LUNA’S BOUTIQUE

(OK, AND OTHERS TOO.) 123 Bantam Lake Road, Bantam
7 North Street | Litchfield, CT
(Next door to The Bantam Cinema)

www.WoodsPitBBQ.com 860-567-9869

Open Lunch & Dinner Closed Mondays

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172 West Street T: (860) 567-4131
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