Windsor Chamber of Commerce
What's Going On In Windsor
Event Schedule and News
from the Windsor Chamber of Commerce a Non-profit Organization
in this issue
Four Centuries House Tour

Pandora Trunk Show

Peep-a-Palooza

Arbor Day Extravaganza

Rani Arbo and Daisy Mayhem Concert

Best Ball Scramble

WHS Students vs. Faculty Basketball Game

How to Raise a Money-Smart Child

Four Centuries House Tour

Reserve your spot now for Windsor Historical Society's special 375th anniversary "Four Centuries of Preservation" self-guided house tour to take place on Saturday, April 26th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Get the inside scoop on four centuries of evolving home life in Windsor by visiting eight homes representing the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. Informed guides will point out interesting architectural features in each of the houses and costumed members of the Windsor Jesters will welcome participants to each home playing the part of an earlier homeowner.

The April 26th house tour is the Society's major fundraiser, supporting public programs for schoolchildren and adults, and the operation of our historic houses, research library, exhibition
galleries, and family learning center. Only 700 tickets will be sold; these are priced at $20 in advance of the tour, and $25 the day of the tour. Homes on the tour (some of which have never before been open to the public) include:
37 Elm Street (1664)
778 Palisado Avenue Oliver Ellsworth Homestead (1781)
336 Palisado Avenue (1784)
33 Mechanic Street #108 (1891)
302 Rainbow Road (1898)
1244 Windsor Avenue (1921)
5 Settlement Hill (1989)
Loomis Homestead (1640) OPEN 12-4 ONLY

Tickets are now available at:
Ashley's Distinctive Jewelry and Gifts, 555 Day Hill Road, Windsor;
The Beanery Bistro, 697 Poquonock Avenue, Windsor;
Bill Selig Jewelers, 161 Broad Street, Windsor;
The Water Closet Bath & Book, 46 Bloomfield Avenue, Windsor;
Windsor Historical Society; 96 Palisado Avenue, Windsor.

On the day of the tour, tickets will be sold at Windsor Historical Society only, where participants can pick up their program book and map and enjoy home-baked refreshments throughout the day.

This event is part of an exciting year-long round of programs planned by Windsor Historical Society, the Town of Windsor, and the Windsor Chamber of Commerce to celebrate our town's 375th birthday. For more information about these programs, please visit www.windsorhistoricalsociety.org or www.Windsor375.com. Many generous sponsors and supporters have helped to make Windsor Historical Society's events possible including:

Presenting Sponsors: Anonymous Donor; Connecticut Humanities Council; Hartford Foundation for Public Giving;
Adventurer Sponsors: Dan J. and Alice Ford Ferraina; Travelers Connecticut Foundation; Windsor Federal Savings;
Discoverer Sponsors: MiddleOak Specialty ; Alstom P
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What's Going on in Windsor

April 24 - 30, 2008

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  • Pandora Trunk Show

  • Come to the Pandora Trunk Show Friday, April 25th and Saturday, 26th at Bill Selig Jewelers! See the entire Pandora Gold collection including their very popular charm bracelets that can be custom designed and personalized. From the whimsical to the wonderful - you design the look for you! April 17 - 25 Pop the Balloon Sale . . . Read More
  • Peep-a-Palooza

  • Windsor Public Library "PEEP-A-PALOOZA" Friday, April 25th Teens in grades 6 to 12 are invited into the library to create art, perform science experiments and enjoy a snack using everyone's favorite springtime treats - Peeps! 2 - 4 pm. Free - Call 285-1918 to register . . . Read More
  • Arbor Day Extravaganza

  • Celebrate Arbor Day by planting a very special tree in the Park for Nature Explorers Arbor Day Extravaganza on Saturday, April 26! Join Northwest Park staff on an expedition to see all the sights and sounds of spring! Get cozy inside with a tree craft and a story on all the "gifts" that trees can give us. 10-11:00 am. Ages 2-5. $3 . . . Read More
  • Rani Arbo and Daisy Mayhem Concert

  • Saturday, April 26 at 7:30 PM... so, what's a daisy mayhem? If you don't know, you've missed one of the most popular concerts at the park for the past few years. A daisy mayhem is wicked percussion, sublime lead singing, great harmonies, sparkling original songs and a deep repertoire. Four people who share an irresistible chemistry on stage. . . . Read More
  • Best Ball Scramble

  • Sunday, April 27 Keney Men's Club Presents 2-Man Best Ball Scramble/ Sign Up Now! 9AM-10AM Entry Fee is $50.00 Includes: 18 Holes of Golf w/ Cart, Hot Dog, Draft Beer or Soda Cash Prizes *See Pro Shop Staff for Details Also Don't Forget to sign up for your 2008 Keney Men's Club Membership $75.00 until the end of April, $85.00 May 1st . . . Read More
  • WHS Students vs. Faculty Basketball Game

  • The Windsor High School PTSA is sponsoring the second annual Senior Students vs. The Windsor High Faculty Basketball game. The game will be held on Tuesday, April 29th at 7pm in the Windsor High School gym. General Admission is $4 ($2 for students). Money raised will support all the classes at WHS. Everyone is welcome! . . . Read More
  • How to Raise a Money-Smart Child

  • Marty McMahon, Edward Jones Financial Advisor in Windsor, is hosting an educational seminar titled "How to Raise a Money-smart Child" at 6:30 PM Tuesday, April 29 at the Windsor Public Library. The seminar is designed as a collaboration between Edward Jones and the Money Savvy Generation, an organization devoted to children's financial lite . . . Read More