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04/23/07
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Kennedy Center Creates A New, Magical Event. What started out as a little, wonderful idea, magically turned into one of the best and biggest social events of the year. Magic Moments: A Celebration of Magic & Wonder far surpassed everyone’s expectations as a new autism benefit for The Kennedy Center. This memorable evening of drama, fun and excitement was the brainchild of Dr. Pietro Andres and his wife Kristine George Andres of Fairfield.Their team of dedicated volunteers used a dash of ingenuity and a sprinkle of creativity to transform the Quick Center for the Arts at Fairfield University into a truly magical setting. |
02/09/07
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Kennedy Center Cabaret A Throwback to the 70s Disco Era. As the song says, the heat was on and rising over the top. Everyone had a groovy good time at The Kennedy Center's 16th Annual Cabaret and Auction. |
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12/15/06
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Thirteen Artists Featured in Kennedy Center's Unique Perspective 2007 Calendar. The Kennedy Center's "Unique Perspective 2007 Calendar" celebrates the potential of all people and chronicles a monthly celebration of talent and creativity bursting with color and vitality. |
11/19/06
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Four Seasons Ball Honored Fred Biebel and Raised $ 48,000. The over 200 guests who gathered at the 42nd Annual Four Seasons Ball had a great time dining and dancing; admiring an unusual collection of new, classic and antique cars; and cheering on racing enthusiasts who did laps around the radio-controlled indoor race track. |
10/20/06
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The Kennedy Center Receives A 2006 Silver Connecticut Quality Improvement Award. The Kennedy Center, recently won a 2006 Silver Connecticut Quality Improvement Award's CQIA Innovation Prize for its new Caring for the Caregiver Program. |
09/30/06
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Health Net Gourmet Dinner Raises $ 9,000 for The Kennedy Center. Health Net presents a $ 1,000 donation as part of its major sponsorship of the Dinner at Far Mill in Shelton. |
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09/21/06
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Two Kennedy Center Group Homes Recieve A Makeover From 45 AT&T Employees. Forty-five members of the leadership team senior managers from AT&T Connecticut recently took a vacation day off on Monday, September 18th. Instead of venturing off together to some exotic locale, they volunteered to revamp the grounds of two Kennedy Center group homes in Stratford. Both these residences serve adults with disabilities who live in the community with support from Kennedy Center staff.
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| AT&T senior managers Judy Madeux of Woodbridge, left, and Susan Dillman of Cheshire, right, have fun working together in a garden they created along with the help of 45 AT&T Connecticut senior managers. The two coordinated eight teams of volunteers for a "Day of Caring" in the community. Each senior manager took a vacation day to participate in a landscape beautification project at two Kennedy Center group homes in Stratford. | |
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Michelle Macauda, President and CEO of AT&T Connecticut, second from right, and Martin D. Schwartz, President and CEO of The Kennedy Center, second from left, survey the beautiful patio that was created by AT&T Connecticut senior managers, Matt Cordner of Colchester, left and Mike Pappas of Guildord, right, at a Kennedy Center group home in Stratford. |
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03/24/06
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Kennedy Center 55th Annual Meeting, Tuesday, April 25, 2006. The Kennedy Center Annual Meeting will begin with a social hour and special program displays from 6 to 7 p.m. Michele Macauda, President and CEO of AT&T of Connecticut, will be the keynote speaker and the recipient of the 2006 Kennedy Center Vision Award. This annual award is given to an individual who has the vision to elevate the human consciousness to believe in the potential of all people.Other highlights of the evening include: the annual business meeting, dinner, and annual consumer and employer awards ceremony. |
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03/15/06
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Three local nonprofit organizations join forces to organize an exhibition of works by artists with disabilities. The Barnum Festival, The Kennedy Center and The Housatonic Museum of Art are partnering to create “Visions of the Heart” a juried exhibition that will showcase the art works of Connecticut and surrounding area Artists with Disabilities |
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01/31/06
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Kennedy Center Opens New Community Experience Programs in Trumbull and New Haven. The Kennedy Center, one of the largest rehabilitation agencies in Connecticut, recently opened two new community experience programs, one in Fairfield County and the other in New Haven County. |
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