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The Band of Steady Habits
On March 13th, Historic Stonington presents the Band of Steady Habits, along with a three-century overview of life for the Irish in Connecticut, from the 1640s to the present. This captivating...
America/New_York
Mar 13, 2025 6:00 PM
Mar 13, 2025 8:00 PM
60 Liberty Street
Stonington
CT
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Arts & Culture
Concerts & Live Music
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On March 13th, Historic Stonington presents the Band of Steady Habits,

along with a three-century overview of life for the Irish in Connecticut, from

the 1640s to the present. This captivating narrative of struggle, perseverance,

acceptance, and success is enhanced by both uplifting and poignant music. Led

by Connecticut State Historian Emeritus Walter Woodward, the Band of Steady

Habits employs their musical talents to create a unique public history

presentation. The band members—Rachel Smith, Teagan Smith, Jeremy Teitelbaum,

and Duke York—play a variety of instruments, including banjos, guitars,

violins, recorders, bass, and percussion, while delivering beautiful harmonies.

They perform both historic and contemporary songs that complement visually rich

and evocative historical stories. These stories offer new insights and

perspectives on a range of topics, from the Civil War and the uniqueness of

Connecticut to the Irish presence in the state. The concert will begin at 6 PM

in the parish hall of Saint Michael the Archangel Church, located at 60 Liberty

Street in Pawcatuck. This event is free, and everyone is welcome to attend. For

more information, please visit www.historicstonington.org or call 860-535-8445.

When
Thursday
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Mar 13, 2025
6:00 pm
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8:00 pm
Online Event
Where
Saint Michael the Archangel Church
60 Liberty Street, Stonington
How Much
FREE
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