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Town Hall - James Baldwin and William F. Buckley's famous 1965 debate - 2/1/2025

Town Hall

3.5(183 reviews)
71.1 mi•Theater District, Midtown West

I've been to this venue a few times for different events, (comedy or a concert) and all times have…read morebeen very pleasant. The seats are comfortable and the view from the seats on the ground level are all decent. I've been where we sat at the last row on the ground level and I've visited where we had seats closer to the stage. The lines aren't crazy long, and the security works pretty quickly to move things right along. They do sell cocktails and snacks. I love that this venue is right in the middle of the city with plenty of public tranportation options. The fees have always been reasonable and cheaper if you pay at their box office. This is definitely a venue I would attend future events at based on my prior experiences.

Plusses and minuses seem to put Town Hall into a '3' category for me. The Plusses include seeing…read morea great show with great acoustics. Another plus is I like historic NYC, and seeing all the placques was like a history lesson. Don't pass up on reading them; many legends have graced the stage. The last plus would be well-trained and helpful staff. The minuses start to grow as the historic theater is an old theater, and the steps, bathroom situation, small and steep upper seating , small bar- lounge area etc, can actually distract from the overall experience. Go for the show, and be careful with your seat selection.

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Town Hall - Funny comedian

Funny comedian

Town Hall - Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson & Friends - Electric Youth 35th Anniversary Show @ Town Hall - Jul 26 2024

Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson & Friends - Electric Youth 35th Anniversary Show @ Town Hall - Jul 26 2024

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West Hartford Town Hall

West Hartford Town Hall

4.4(10 reviews)
27.2 mi

I went to Gay Pride @ West Hartford Town Hall on the last Saturday of June, & I had such an epic…read moretime! It was 1st time attending this annual event.Alyssa Edwards from RuPaul's Drag Race was the headliner, which was the main reason I was there! She was so entertaining & def brought the energy. There were also a whole bunch of drag queens & singers performing throughout the event, & they were all so much fun to watch. There were tons of vendors set up where you could shop, along w/ a bunch of free giveaways, which I always love! The whole event had such a fun, welcoming vibe, & I really enjoyed myself. Everyone who attended looked so happy & free!! I'll def be back next year!

This was my first year attending the West Hartford Pride Festival, and I absolutely loved it! The…read moreatmosphere was welcoming, positive, and full of positive energy from start to finish. I think it's wonderful that they hosts an event like this for the community. There was something for everyone, from local vendors and food trucks to activities, entertainment, and community organizations. Every vendor I stopped by was friendly, approachable, and happy to chat. One of the biggest highlights was seeing Alyssa Edwards perform. She's such a great entertainer, and it brought my sister so much joy to see her in person. It was exciting to have such a well known performer as part of a local community event. I also appreciated all of the free giveaways, including stickers, flags, and helpful community resources etc. Overall, the event was well organized, inclusive, and community focused. My sister and I had such a great time that we were already talking about coming back next year before the festival was even over.

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West Hartford Town Hall
West Hartford Town Hall
West Hartford Town Hall

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Huntington Town Hall

Huntington Town Hall

3.6(8 reviews)
44.3 mi

There isn't too much to say about town hall. I went their for my marriage certificate and was…read moretreated with respect from the moment I walked in. The security/public safety are friendly. The office that handles the marriage certificates are also friendly and helpful. The parking can be a little bit of a pain but is manageable. Overall great office.

In the event you find yourself with a so called ordinance violation, make sure you as the code…read moreenforcer the origin of the ordinance. In over 90% of the cases he/she will not know the answer. Many ordinance are on the books and are outlived and or outdated. The town makes no effort to keep them current or remove them. interesting experience with this Town, I never experienced any other county that places a violation, and if not attended to in the short window provided you go to court. That's where the Town's money making comes into play, the county attorney job is to get $$$, they will pressure you to settle and pay a min. of $500 for the slightest of violation. If you have a violation and it was not cleared up by the time of court ( and even if you did remedied the alleged violation, the Town still expects $$$ from you. This is where lies one of many problems.. your a taxpayer, comply with the violation and still have to pay a fine? This is very fishy. In another situation, say you didn't comply, you provided up to 9 months if you pay the fine plus an administrative fee within 30 days.

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Huntington Town Hall
Huntington Town Hall
Huntington Town Hall - Tax Time....

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Town of Wallingford Connecticut - 11/5/19.   William Dickinson elected to his 19th term in office, as mayor of Wallingford.

Town of Wallingford Connecticut

4.3(6 reviews)
6.5 mi

I love this small town with a big heart! As I wandered thru the square in the center of town, I…read morefound myself wondering if this place was the inspiration for Stars Hollow? I've seen other towns that reminded of the Gilmore Girls... but this one had'em all beat! The gazebo, the diners, the bakery, the small market, the antique shops ... it's all here. And yes even more! The corner of Center St. and Main Street is lined with lovely shops and restaurants, a candy store (like Mr. Doosey owns), a post office and a library. The homes in the area are charming. Lots of Victorian styled houses with gingerbread trim. It's a true storybook town. Along the main highway, you'll find larger shops, box stores and chain restaurants, but I prefer the smaller boutiques, local places and diners. Even the railroad station is an architectural gem. In the square, there's also an historic cemetery worth a gander. I love visiting my hubby's family here and always look forward to exploring the area! On our last trip, we visited two covered bridges close by, and several out of town. There's also a nearby orchard, a dairy freeze, lots of gift shops and beautiful farmland. The history here is rich, as the town was founded in the 1600's. From the agriculture to the history to the architecture to the cozy local feel, you are bound to feel welcome in this adorable town with so much to offer!

Town of Wallingford is located in New Haven county with approximately 44,000 residents. The town…read morewas created in 1667; so much history! It was the site of the last witch trial in 1697. They also have their own electricity provider which is pretty uncommon in Connecticut. Most of Connecticut is provided with electricity by the company Eversource. There are many industries located within the town, providing diverse employment options. When I went exploring the town, I found it very historic and charming. It's hilly and had quite a bit going on; restaurants, bars, vineyards, breweries, etc. I really enjoyed walking through the historic Center Street Cemetery. The library is one of the nicest libraries I've been to. Walking around downtown was enjoyable; plenty of sidewalks and it's pedestrian friendly. Overall, a fun town to explore and can't wait to go back.

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Town of Wallingford Connecticut - Vintage photo of the intersection of Church & Main St., Yalesville, circa 1940.

Vintage photo of the intersection of Church & Main St., Yalesville, circa 1940.

Town of Wallingford Connecticut - The TD Bank as it looks today, with the top two floors removed.

The TD Bank as it looks today, with the top two floors removed.

Town of Wallingford Connecticut - The former Yankee Silversmith Inn, now the site of Sonic Drive-In.

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The former Yankee Silversmith Inn, now the site of Sonic Drive-In.

North Haven Historical Marker

North Haven Historical Marker

4.0(1 review)
2.1 mi

On the Town Green across from North Haven's Memorial Town Hall you'll find this marker with an…read moreinteresting narrative of the town's settlement and history. It's Indian origins, settlement by three pioneering families, early patriarchs and benefactors, and development of agriculture and manufacturing are all described nicely. This is a two-sided marker from the CT Historical Commission, with the familiar white lettering on a blue background. It has the same inscription on both sides.. The marker dates to 1978 and is in pretty good shape except for some chipping, and peeling on the blue paint at the top of the sign. I took these photos on a snowy day. The shot of the sign against the background of Town Hall and all that snow came out very nicely. The full inscription reads: A part of Indian land bought in 1638 for New Haven, North Haven was incorporated in 1786. The center area was settled in 1670 by the Humiston, Thorpe, and Blakeslee families. A separate parish or church society was formed in 1716. The Reverend James Pierpont gave the Green for a meetinghouse, burial ground, and drill field. In the old cemetery lie veterans of the Revolutionary War, including Sergeant Jacob Thorpe, killed at East Haven in 1779. The Reverend Benjamin Trumbull, patriot and historian, lived here from 1760 to 1820. Here were born Ezra Stiles, President of Yale 1778 - 1795, and Hobart B. Bigelow, Governor of Connecticut 1881 - 1883. Theophilus Eaton, a founder of New Haven, opened a brickyard here in 1640. Bog iron also was mined near Pool Road after 1656.Where first was a humble farming village, small manufacturing enterprises soon sprang up, heralding present-day North Haven as a thriving industrial and residential town. Erected by the Town of North Haven and the Connecticut Historical Commission 1978

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North Haven Historical Marker

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