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| 11/3/2023 -11/15/2023 | Be a part of the MADISON holiday spirit this year! The Chamber is excited to kick off our annual holiday sponsorship opportunity for businesses, organizations and families to be a part of Madison's holiday celebration and events. We couldn’t bring so much joy to downtown during the holidays without your help, so please consider making a difference, quantities are limited. more info... | |
| 11/2/2023 -11/13/2023 | Please help us raise money for the Madison Food Bank and Pantry. The Madison Rotary Foundation is collaborating with Liberty Bank. All donations will be automatically increased 25% by Liberty Bank. Please make checks to Madison Rotary Foundation. With notation Liberty Bank program. please call Rotarians KJ Munro. 203-676-5555. Scott Beckwith. 203-627-9812. Or mail to PO BOX 335, Madison Ct 06443 more info... | |
| 11/3/2023 -11/24/2023 | Be a part of the MADISON holiday spirit this year! The Chamber is excited to kick off our annual holiday sponsorship opportunity for businesses, organizations and families to sponsor a 36" lighted holiday wreath that will have your name on top of a garland wrapped streetlight pole along Boston Post Road and Wall Street. Your support will help ensure that downtown Madison sparkles during the holiday season when visitors, friends and families explore, shop and dine in downtown Madison during the holidays. We couldn’t decorate the lamp posts without your help, so please consider making a difference, quantities are limited. more info... | |
| 11/3/2023 -11/4/2023 | SAVE THE DATE - November 3rd and 4th, 2023 Mini-Golf 2023 Play Mini-golf and support Madison’s Scranton Library. The Scranton Library Friends (SLF) will hold its third annual Mini-Golf 2023. • On Friday, November 3rd, play will be for Adults Only. Adult refreshments, served at the 19th hole, are included with admission Sponsored by GSB and the Madison Foundation. more info... | |
| 11/3/2023 -11/4/2023 | The Scranton Library Friends (SLF) will hold its third annual Mini Golf 2023 sponsored by the GSB and the Madison Foundation. On Friday, November 3rd, play will be from 6:00 to 10:30 pm for “Adults Only” with finger foods, desserts, and adult beverages served at the 19th hole. We are thrilled that WTNH New 8 Anchor, Darren Kramer, First Selectman Peggy Lyons, CT State Representatives Christine Cohen and John Micheal-Parker, Madison Chamber Executive Director Dawn Jackson, Madison Police Chief Drumm, Sunnie Scarpa of Scranton Library and others will compete in a Mini Golf Competition on Friday evening. Join us for a fun filled evening playing Mini-Golf, competition watching and the awarding of the trophy. more info... | |
| 11/4/2023 | FEEL MORE JOY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON This introduction to hypnosis combines hypnosis and salt therapy to improve your relationships with family members and increase joy over the holiday season. more info... | |
| 11/4/2023 | RESILIENCE AND HOPE
This workshop combines the expertise of Jackie DeLise, a Wellness - Wisdom - Writer - and Spiritual Guide with my Introduction to Hypnosis Experience. During the workshop Jackie will share her guidance and wisdom on improving your Resilience and Hope, and I will provide a full hypnosis experience, that will help you easily adjust to the constant changes in life. more info... | |
| 11/4/2023 | NMCC Harvest Dinner! November 4, 2023 - Dine-In and Take-Out options available! Delicious meals of pumpkin muffins, roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, turnips (rutabagas!), green beans, cranberry sauce, ending with home baked apple or pumpkin pie. Two seatings: 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm. Dine-in: 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Reservations required by noon, November 3 for all dine-in and take-out meals. Order online https://www.northmadisoncc.org/harvestdinner or email the church office, office@northmadisoncc.org and note on the subject line “Harvest Dinner” or call 203-421-3241. Parties of 4 or more should sent payment in advance to: NMCC Harvest Dinner, 1271 Durham Road, Madison, CT 06443. more info... | |
| 11/7/2023 | Come to the beach on Election Day (no school) for our annual community beach cleanup. Help to make our beaches cleaner and remove potential deadly hazards to marine life. Along with picking up trash, we will record the types and quantities of debris removed. The Ocean Conservancy and Save the Sound use this data to better understand what types of materials are polluting our beaches.more info... | |
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| 11/9/2023 | Trunk show and holiday party, giveaways, raffles, special pricing, and more. more info... | |
| 11/9/2023 | After a short Madison Land Trust business meeting, John Himmelman will present: “Discovering Moths: Nighttime Jewels in Your Own Backyard” Meet the beautiful, fascinating, and underappreciated cousins of the butterflies... Chances are that hundreds of species of moths live just outside your door. Moths show an amazing variety of color, shape, and behavior, but since most (though by no means all) of them are active at night, we often simply overlook them. Learn about moths' intricate life cycle, their importance in nature, and how just a handful of the world's moth species are truly pests to humans. Discover how to attract moths with light and sugar bait, when and where to observe them, how to raise and photograph these beneficial species with whom we share our yards. John Himmelman is an award-winning author, illustrator, naturalist and nature advocate. A cofounder of the Connecticut Butterfly Association, and past president of the New Haven Bird Club, the Nature Connection and the Killingworth Land Trust, John has lectured and led field trips throughout the country. "My interest in moths probably evolved along with my tendency to stay up at night," he says. "The fact that I could find hundreds of different kinds in my own yard, and that I find their form, function, and beauty a marvel, helped make them an obsession." A selection of John’s books will be available for purchase and signing after his talk. more info... | |
| 11/10/2023 | "Sip & Shop" to Celebrate
Veterans Day at J. McLaughlin on Friday, November 10th 1:00 to 6:00pm Join Madison Citizens in honoring our American Legion, Griswold Post 79, 43 Bradley Road Madison, CT. 15% of all sales at J.McLaughlin will benefit: THE AMERICAN LEGION RENOVATION FUND You are also invited to stop by the The Legion at 12:00 noon that day, 11/10, for the ribbon cutting dedication of Veterans walk in honor of: Capt. Peter F. Dalton, Vietnam Veteran. Any Madison Veteran can place a brick on the walk. For details contact Charlie at (203)623-6351 Please consider a small donation or shop ahead of time if unable to attend. Send to: The American Legion, Post 79. P.O. Box 504 Madison, CT 06443 ATTN: Charles Corso Thank you & Happy Veterans Day on 11/11/23 With Sincere Gratitude, Maureen Dalton & The American Legion, Post 79 (Available for event rental) more info... | |
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| 11/23/2023 | Thanksgiving Day (Nov 23rd) @ 10am on the Madison Green Once again, the 5-mile race and 2-mile walk will both start and finish in the heart of Madison on the historic Madison Town Green. Both the run and walk courses will feature scenic views of Long Island Sound and some of Madison's most picturesque Shoreline neighborhoods. Packet pick-up will be held this year at Lenny & Joe’s in Madison, 1301 Boston Post Rd, on Tuesday Nov. 21st and Wednesday Nov. 22nd from 11am-6pm. Stop by and pick up your race bib, timing device and t shirt and avoid the lines on race day! Packets may also be picked up the morning of the race. more info... | |
| 11/23/2023 | Annual Thanksgiving Grand Buffet
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| 11/24/2023 -12/23/2023 | Christmas trees will be for sale on the Madison Green to benefit Exchange's community activities. more info... | |
| 11/25/2023 | Holiday Craft Fair more info... | |
| 11/25/2023 -12/21/2023 | Looking To Find Your Beautiful Christmas Tree and Wreath? The East Shoreline Catholic Academy (ESCA) hosts its annual Christmas tree and wreath sale featuring a variety of trees, wreaths, and cemetery blankets. The sale hours are as follows (until trees and wreaths run out): beginning Nov. 25: Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 7 pm., Sundays, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Thursdays and Fridays, Nov. 30 to Dec. 21, from 5 to 8 p.m.; or until all trees, etc. are sold out. The sale takes place on the ESCA campus, 62 Cedar Street, Branford. All proceeds benefit the student population of East Shoreline Catholic Academy, the only Catholic elementary school on the east shoreline from Madison to New Haven. For more information, email escatreesale@esca. more info... | |
| 11/25/2023 |
The Madison Historical Society will celebrate the town’s Age of Art and Prosperity of the late 1800s at an Open House at the Allis-Bushnell House Museum, 853 Boston Post Road, Madison, on Saturday, November 25, from 11 am to 3 pm. Visitors are welcome to explore the house and learn more about Madison’s history, free of charge, when the Historical Society opens its doors on Small Business Saturday. Each room of the 1785 Allis-Bushnell House has a theme and tells a unique story about a specific period in Madison’s past. This year, the Federal Dining Room has been reimagined to celebrate a period in the 1800s, when the country enjoyed economic growth for the wealthy as well as unprecedented innovation in science and industry. Artworks by Clarissa Munger Badger, her sister Caroline Munger Washburn, and their brother, George Munger, will be displayed. Also on display will be artifacts relating to the father-and-son team of George Munger and George Munger II, founders of Madison’s crayon factory, which became nationally recognized for the invention of dustless chalk. Visitors will also have the opportunity to learn about Cornelius Bushnell. Born in the house in 1829, he was instrumental in changing the course of naval warfare, as the financier of the ironclad battleship, the USS Monitor. During the age of sail, Bushnell left home at the age of fifteen to pursue a career as a merchant mariner. After five years at sea, he returned to New Haven to run a marine hardware store with his brother. An entrepreneur at heart, Bushnell later went on to become a railroad executive. In this role, he traveled to Washington, D. C., where he successfully lobbied politicians for protections for his small railroad. His effective lobbying skills–a form of storytelling–were noticed by members of the Lincoln administration. They enlisted his help to rally congressional support for the construction of ironclad ships--and the rest of Cornelius’s efforts made history. more info... | |
| 11/25/2023 | Small Business Saturday & don't miss your chance to see Santa come into town.
Children are invited to visit with Santa at the Cafe Allegre porch. Businesses along Boston Post Road and Wall Street will be all decked out for the holidays. Something for everyone with hayrides, great shopping, music, food trucks, a live dance demo, and lots more... more info... | |
| 11/28/2023 | Madison Chamber Members join us for our free morning networking event at the The Scranton Library. We will meet in the community room that have on display beautiful works of art from members of the Madison Art Society! The Chamber Connect will start with coffee and lite breakfast bites with casual networking prior to a special guest speaker who will talk to the group for 15 minutes about AI and what you need to know for your business. After this presentation each attendee will have an opportunity to share what your business does and any special information that you'd like to share about your business as we come to a close in 2023 and move into the new year! A reminder to please bring business cards and think about your 45 second elevator pitch to share! Non member friends are always welcome for a one time visit. more info... | |
| 11/28/2023 | Decorate Giant Gingerbread Cookies while sipping wine!
Grab your favorite cookie and wine friends and join us at the Madison Beach Hotel to decorate GIANT house-made Gingerbread Cookies while sipping wine. (This is an Adult Event 21+) | |
| 11/30/2023 |  Walker Loden's Annual Holiday Sale in Madison is November 30th. Enjoy refreshments and 20%-50% everything in store. Cross a few gifts off your list at a great price - find things worth giving, things worth keeping and as always, things to make you smile. Open 'til 9 PM! View Details more info... | |
| 11/30/2023 | A perfect evening for shopping with friends at the
Madison Chamber of Commerce's 14th Annual Sip, Shop & Save event... Ladies Night Out 2023! Meet between 5:00 -6:00 PM at Cafe Allegre to register (FREE!) and receive a map of participating stores, a coupon for a glass of 1/2 price wine at the Cafe (good 'til 6:00 PM), and a participant's wristband. Then head out to all of the great shops in town with your holiday gift list to discover beautiful, unique products, in-store specials and free refreshments along Boston Post Road and Wall Street. .  more info... | |
| 11/30/2023 -12/2/2023 | Daniel Hand High School Fall play - PRIDE AND PREJUDICE more info... |
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