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Our innovative children's activities provide a unique and enjoyable learning experience for ages 3 and up. Elena Bigio and Ed Mokoski have designed a variety of activities for parents to choose from, including art, sensory exploration, and science. With activities that range from virtual preschoolers to after-school activities, there's something to keep everyone entertained and excited to learn. Plus, we can even bring the fun to you with our Sizzling Science birthday party packages!

Cindy Stevens has been living in Clinton with her husband, Gary, for the past 38 years. The couple has two grown children and six grandchildren. Cindy comes from a family of artists, as her mother, Shirley Price, was a pen and ink artist, and her brother and sister both paint professionally. For the last 24 years, Cindy has been running Snow’s Block Frame Gallery from her home. In 2014, she opened her own art studio in downtown Clinton. Cindy has been involved with creative projects for many years, such as painting play sets for the theatre group and teaching after school art. She only began oil painting after trying a plein air workshop with her sister in Maine.

The Clinton Sailing Club (CSC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that seeks to provide members of the community with safe, active, and enjoyable sailing experiences. With our mission to make sailing accessible to everyone, regardless of their income, we strive to ensure everyone has the opportunity to enjoy this beloved pastime. At CSC, we believe sailing is an activity that should be accessible to everyone. We want to create an environment that is both safe and fun for anyone who wishes to take part in sailing. Our goal is to create an inclusive community of sailors, regardless of financial means. We are committed to making sailing experiences more accessible and enjoyable for all. Our team works hard to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for our members. We want to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy sailing, no matter their income level.

At the Clinton Academy of Music, we strive to create a learning environment that is tailored to the individual student’s needs and interests. Our teachers are empowered to become deeply involved in every aspect of a student’s musical education, helping to develop and cultivate their unique musical potential. We recognize that every student has the ability to achieve something remarkable with the right guidance and support. At CAM, we provide the means for students with little or no musical experience to unlock their musical potential and reach the highest level of achievement. Our teachers are dedicated to providing a learning environment where every student is supported and encouraged to pursue their musical dreams.

Clinton Park & Rec's Clinton Family Theatre is a beloved staple of the Connecticut shoreline. For over 30 years, this community theatre organization has been bringing joy and entertainment to the area with its productions. Through the creative vision of director John Lampe, choreographer Diana Dart-Harris, and producer Kim Erickson, the theatre has been providing audiences with quality musical theatre since its inception in 1989. What makes the Clinton Family Theatre unique is its commitment to provide an opportunity for performers of all ages. Many of the cast members come from Clinton and surrounding towns, giving neighbors a chance to come together and share in a common interest. The theatre is truly a special part of the community and the perfect place to enjoy a night of musical entertainment.

At USA Kempo Academy, parents can be sure that their children are getting quality instruction in Kempo Karate, a martial art that offers more than just self-defense techniques. Through Kempo Karate, children will learn valuable life lessons that will foster spiritual growth and help build their character. This ancient form of martial art also teaches focus, awareness of surroundings, balance and confidence, and provides additional physical fitness benefits. USA Kempo Academy makes it easy for children of all ages to participate, with classes beginning at age 4 and extending to students in their 70s.