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Upcoming Events

Celebrating Charles Ives

Join the Danbury Museum and our friends from the Danbury Music Centre and Danbury’s Historic First Congregational Church as we commemorate the 152nd birthday of Charles Edward Ives on Saturday, October 17.

We’ll gather at Ives’s gravesite (section M) in Wooster Cemetery at 10 am for a short remembrance ceremony (weather permitting). From 11 am - 1 pm there will be an open house at the Ives Birthplace Museum.

Presented by the Mary Wooster Chapter CTDAR

Rex Stout -- Man of Gargantuan Gifts

The Danbury Museum is pleased to host the Mary Wooster Chapter CTDAR and their presentation of local historian John O'Donnell speaking about famed detective fiction writer, Rex Stout. The program will be at 12 noon on Saturday, October 17.

The Life & Artistry of Marian Anderson

On Saturday, November 7, at 12 noon Brigid Guertin will be joined by Anthony Tommasini in our Marian Anderson Studio for a conversation about his new book, Voice of a Century.


Books will be available for signing and purchase after the event. 


This program is FREE and everyone is welcome!

LGBTQ+ History in Connecticut

The Danbury Museum is pleased to welcome presenters from the Connecticut Museum of Culture & History at 2 pm on Saturday, November 7. This program is free and all are welcome!

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