Zak Ebrahim was seven years old when his father, El-Sayyid Nosair, shot and killed the leader of the Jewish Defense League. While in prison, Nosair helped plan the bombing of the World Trade Center. “The fact that my father went to prison for an unfathomable crime when I was seven just about ruined my life. But it also my made my life possible. He could not fill me with hate from jail. I’ve spent my life trying to understand what…
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Statement from Edmond Town Hall Board of Managers
The Edmond Town Hall Board of Managers and staff wishes to express our deepest sympathy to the Richman family, the Avielle Foundation, and the community. Dr. Richman was a well-respected and beloved member of the Edmond Town Hall family. We are deeply saddened by his passing. Out of respect for Dr. Richman and his family, the Edmond Town Hall is closing early today. Preparations are being made with the Newtown Resiliency Center to help our staff through this difficult time….
The Flagpole Radio Café Returns April 6 with Musician, Singer, Songwriter Lucy Kaplansky
The Flagpole Radio Café returns on April 6 at 7pm at the Edmond Town Hall, in Newtown, CT featuring guest artist Lucy Kaplansky. Tickets are now on sale at www.flagpoleproductions.org . All tickets are $35. If further information is needed, please contact Martin Blanco at info@flagpoleproductions.org . Co-Producer Martin Blanco remarked, “I’m so happy to have Lucy Kaplansky on the show. She performed a concert with The Flagpole Radio Orchestra at the Newtown Meeting House two years ago, as well…
‘Dark Night Cabarets’ in March to Feature Diverse Shows and Local Connections
BUY TICKETS NOW Edmond Town Hall will host a series of live performances Friday nights in March on the stage of the building’s Alexandria Room. The shows will feature diverse styles of entertainment ranging from reggae and jazz to Irish music and vocal performances from Connecticut’s state troubadour. All performers will have local connections to the community or the state. These ‘Dark Night Cabarets’ will offer another way for the community to come together for entertainment during a planned outage…
Edmond Town Hall Theatre to Close March 11 to April 5
Edmond Town Hall Theatre will go dark for four weeks beginning March 11, 2019 in order to repair or replace various theater and staging components, including rigging, curtains and railings among other things. During this time all theater activities, including movies, will cease. All other building activities, including space and event rentals, will continue as usual. The repairs are part of ongoing efforts to enhance safety and upgrade the facility. They will also improve the theater’s ability to host more…