




There’s nothing like the arrival of fall to inspire a refresh from your wardrobe to your mindset. Our annual Style Issue is here to help you embrace this season with style, confidence, and a little local flair.
Our cover story this month introduces you to Sarah Easley of Maison Marché, who is reinventing the shopping experience through curated fashion events inspired by her global travels and personal passion for discovery. Her story is one of creativity, connection, and redefining what style means.
We’ve also given our Style List a seasonal facelift to help you find the perfect picks for fall, whether you’re dressing up, cozying up, or refreshing your home. Plus, Megan Schinella returns with her can’t-miss local experiences for September, your ultimate guide to soaking up the best of the community this month.
And for those craving something delicious, this month’s recipe of Apple Cinnamon Bites is sure to be a new favorite for school lunches or cozy weekend treats.
Thank you for turning these pages with us each month, we’re so grateful to be part of your community.
With love and style,
September 2025
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Laura Sabia | laura.sabia@citylifestyle.com
PUBLICATION DIRECTOR
Emma Parente | emma.parente@citylifestyle.com
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Adam Vohra | Adam.Vohra@citylifestyle.com
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Kellie Kerwin, Alyssa Lavy, Anna Barnes, Tanya Meyers, Megan Schinella
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
Virginie Carolina, Brook Road Photography
CEO Steven Schowengerdt
COO Matthew Perry
CRO Jamie Pentz
VP OF OPERATIONS Janeane Thompson
VP OF SALES Andrew Leaders
AD DESIGNER Rachel Chrisman
LAYOUT DESIGNER Rhiannon Coffman
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Hey! It’s Tanya, your stylist from ModeT. Fall is back, and I can’t wait to show you what I’m loving this season. Every new collection brings a whirlwind of must-haves, but let’s be honest, most of us just want styles that make sense for our everyday lives. We’re talking about pieces that feel great for running errands, a night out, heading to work, or just looking put together when you’re half-asleep!
We’re seeing sparkles, fringe, and animal prints all over those runways this fall (and I do love a little drama!). But when I style my clients or get dressed myself, I lean into pieces that feel good and fit seamlessly into daily routines, while still adding that special touch.
Here’s the scoop on what’s trending this season, along with real-life ways I’m styling these looks:
ANIMAL PRINT: JUST A TOUCH
Let’s talk leopard! If you love it, go bold. If not, just a hint can work wonders. I love adding animal print through accessories; think a belt, booties, or a printed coat over basics. Animal print can be surprisingly classic when styled right.
DENIM THAT FEELS MORE PUT TOGETHER
Fall denim is stepping up its game with darker washes, clean lines, and matching sets. I’m all about a chic denimon-denim look with a black turtleneck and sleek loafers, or tailored jeans and a belted blazer. No distressing or guesswork here; just easy styles you can wear on repeat.
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You can’t go wrong with a t-shirt dress! I’ve been adding these to so many clients’ closets. Layer it up, belt it, add boots, or throw on a coat; it always looks effortlessly intentional, which is exactly what we want.
If you’ve been waiting for the perfect excuse to invest in a statement coat, now’s your time! Oversized, textured, colorful options are everywhere this season. I love styling bold coats over simple outfits to let them do all the heavy lifting. It’s that one piece that transforms everything else into something special.
This fall is all about cozy textures: faux fur, teddy, and shearling. They elevate any outfit, even if there’s just a basic tee and jeans underneath. Want to refresh your wardrobe without going all out? Start with these textures.
Structured jackets and belted coats are back, but don’t worry, they don’t feel stiff. I love using belts to add shape to oversized knits or layering a gently structured blazer over jeans to create a polished but relaxed vibe.
POLISHED NEUTRALS & THE RETURN OF BROWN
Sometimes, simplicity is powerful. Neutrals like camel, charcoal, ivory, and deep chocolate are everywhere this fall. When these colors are paired with great cuts and textures, they become anything but boring. I like to use them as a base and then add pops of color or prints based on my vibe.
Trendy prints like polka dots and softer silhouettes are making waves. For those who enjoy a touch of whimsy in their wardrobe, I love incorporating a romantic blouse, a flowy skirt, or a fun, printed piece. Just remember, you don’t need a full-on look; sometimes, just a touch goes a long way.
SPARKLE, IF YOU’RE FEELING IT
Yes, sparkle is in! But here’s the thing, it's not about going sequined from head to toe. Think metallic bags, a sparkly top for a night out, or shiny shoes as an accent. I’m a big fan of using sparkle as an enhancement, not the main feature.
THE BOTTOM LINE
Fall 2025 is full of fun trends, but the best ones are those that fit your real life. You don’t have to do a complete wardrobe overhaul. Sometimes, it’s just about making a few updates or shifting how you style what you already own. Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all approach, and fashion should feel like you, never like a chore!
Not every trend needs to hit your closet (unless you want it to!). Pick one—or a few— that feel like you. Try a bold coat, a little sparkle, or a denim refresh. The right piece can shift your whole vibe. Style should feel fun and 100% you!
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When Julie lost her daughter Ellison to acute myeloid leukemia in 2020, she knew her story couldn’t end there. What began as a simple gesture, creating bracelets with Ellison’s best friend Emerson to raise funds for HERD and Sheldrick Foundations, soon blossomed into a powerful mission and a thriving jewelry brand: Love, Ellison.
“Ellison would sign her name with ‘Love’ at the end of every note she wrote,” Julie shares. “We wanted that signature to live on. That’s where Love, Ellison was born. A legacy of love, hope, and storytelling.”
In the early days, Julie and her family hand-crafted every piece, stringing beads and cutting chains themselves. But as demand grew, so did their vision. Today, Julie focuses on design and
creativity, partnering with manufacturers to bring her vision to life without sacrificing the personal storytelling that makes each piece special.
“Each design carries a narrative,” Julie says. “Whether it’s inspired by travel or the memory of Ellison’s dreams, every bracelet and necklace represents life’s adventures and the stories we carry with us.”
For Julie, giving back is at the heart of everything. “Ellison dreamed of being a veterinarian in Africa, working with elephants,” she explains. “That’s why supporting HERD and the Sheldrick Foundation is so important to us. We also give to Dec My Room, which decorated Ellison’s hospital space, and to the Bone Marrow and Cancer Foundation and Place of Hope. They helped us build our village during the most difficult time of our lives.”
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Every piece tells a story. It reminds people to live fully, love deeply and treasure every moment.
Building a business in the modern world, especially after years as a stay-at-home mom, has brought both challenges and revelations.
“The business world is tough,” Julie admits. “But connecting with other women who lift you up, who share their lessons and hold your hand when you need it and that’s everything. Time is our most precious currency. Spend it wisely.”
Of course, mission-driven businesses face their own hurdles. Julie learned early that not everyone would agree with her giving model. “People judged where and how we gave back,” she says. “But you learn to tune out the noise and focus on your purpose. Surround yourself with people who remind you of your ‘why’.”
Travel is woven into Love, Ellison’s DNA. Julie and her family have always used travel as a teaching tool, exploring cities and cultures together. “Our designs are made for women on the go,” Julie explains. “Effortlessly chic jewelry that transitions from city streets to five-star dinners and beachside escapes.”
Among her favorite designs? The elephant and tree of life coin pendant. “Elephants symbolize family, strength, and protection. All things Ellison held dear,” Julie reflects. “Wearing that piece is like carrying a piece of her spirit with you.”
For Julie, the greatest reward is connection. “Our customers often share how our pieces remind them to dream big, live fully, and savor every moment,” she says. “That’s Ellison’s legacy, touching lives in small, beautiful ways.”
Looking ahead, Julie dreams of expanding their retail presence and giving back even more. “The more we sell, the more we give. That’s what drives us,” she says with a smile. “Ellison’s story is far from over. The world is our oyster.”
At its heart, Love, Ellison is about legacy and giving. Every purchase supports foundations close to Julie’s heart: HERD and Sheldrick
“Ellison would sign her name with ‘Love’ at the end of every note she wrote,” Julie shares. “We wanted that signature to live on. That’s where Love, Ellison was born. A legacy of love, hope, and storytelling.”
Foundations (supporting elephants and wildlife, in honor of Ellison’s dreams), Dec My Room (creating personalized hospital spaces for pediatric patients), the Bone Marrow and Cancer Foundation, and Place of Hope. These organizations represent family, healing, and community, values central to Ellison’s life and Julie’s mission. “We wanted every piece to represent hope and resilience,” Julie says. “The more we grow, the more we give.”
These Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bites are made with a small amount of added sugar and primarily get their slightly sweet taste from fruit sources like apple, applesauce and dates – which also add gut-healthy and filling fiber! They’re the perfect makeahead bite for a quick breakfast and they make a great addition to school lunches –plus, they’re nut and peanut free! Your kids (and you!) will love the cakey texture and the warm fall flavors, like apple, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice and dried cranberries – and you’ll love that they don’t contain a ton of added sugar. Pair with a large dollop of Greek yogurt, a dash of cinnamon and some fruit for a balanced breakfast or enjoy as a mid-day snack with tea or coffee.
ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALYSSA LAVY, MS, RD, CDN
INGREDIENTS (YIELDS 12 MUFFINS)
DRY:
• 1 C all purpose flour
• 1 ¾ C rolled oats, divided into 1 C ground (or can use oat flour made with oats as the only ingredient) + ½ C whole + additional ¼ C whole, reserved for topping
• ½ C brown sugar, tightly packed
• 1 ½ tsp baking powder
• 2 ½ tsp ground cinnamon
• ½ tsp pumpkin pie spice
• ½ tsp kosher salt
• 2 Tbsp ground flaxseed
• 1 apple, grated or finely chopped
• ½ C dried cranberries
WET:
• 2 large eggs
• ½ C avocado oil or canola oil
• ¼ plain, whole milk Greek yogurt
• 1/3 C whole milk
• ½ C applesauce, unsweetened
• 18 pitted, dried dates soaked in a bowl of water + 3 Tbsp water reserved from the soaked dates (yields ½ C date paste when pureed)
• 2 tsp vanilla extract
• Nonstick cooking spray
DIRECTIONS
1. Place dates in a medium sized bowl and cover completely with cold water. Set aside.
2. Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
3. Make the oat flour by grinding 1 C rolled oats in a mini food processor until finely ground. Alternatively, you can use oat flour. Transfer oat flour to a small bowl and replace mini food processor to use in the next step.
9. Bake in oven at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 minutes. Without opening the oven door, lower heat to 350 degrees Fahrenheit after 10 minutes and cook muffins for another 20-25 minutes, until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Oven times may vary. Let cool for at least 10-15 minutes before handling, as muffins will be hot and can fall apart easily when warm. Enjoy!
Note: These Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Bites can be stored in an airtight container for up to 4-5 days.
Alyssa Lavy, MS, RD, CDN, CPT is a registered dietitian, personal trainer and mom of 2. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from The George Washington University and her Master of Science in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology from Teachers College Columbia University, where she also completed her dietetic internship. She has been an ACSM certified personal trainer for over a decade. Alyssa is the owner of Alyssa Lavy Nutrition & Wellness, a wellness brand offering nutrition communications, program development and consulting services for individuals and corporations.
Website: alyssalavy.com
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4. Reserve 3 Tbsp of the water from the bowl of soaked dates. Make the date paste by placing the soaked dates in the same mini food processor with the 3 Tbsp of the water from the bowl of soaked dates. Wait to discard water until you make the date paste in case you need to add a drop more to thin out the paste. Grind the dates with the added water until a paste forms. Paste does not need to be perfectly smooth. Set aside.
5. Add all purpose flour, 1 C ground rolled oats (or oat flour), baking powder, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice, kosher salt and ground flaxseed in a large mixing bowl. Whisk together and set aside.
6. Crack eggs in a separate large mixing bowl and whisk together. Add brown sugar and all wet ingredients (avocado oil, Greek yogurt, milk, applesauce, date paste and vanilla extract). Whisk together until well combined.
7. Transfer wet ingredients to large bowl with dry ingredients. Mix together with a rubber spatula until ingredients are just combined. Be careful not to over mix – overmixing will result in dense muffins. Add in grated apple and dried cranberries and mix until just combined.
8. Line a 12-muffin tin with muffin/cupcake liners and spray with nonstick cooking spray. Use a spoon to completely fill each muffin tin. Make sure to use all of the batter – each muffin tin will be heaping. Sprinkle the remaining ¼ C rolled oats over the muffins.
The ultimate fall edit of essentials you need now
ARTICLE BY KELLIE KERWIN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY HANNA ANDERSSON, RIVIERAS, SQUEEZE DECITRON
The top forecast trends for this fall include: suede, animal print and fringe making a comeback, along with new takes on stripes, wideleg pants, layered looks, trench coats and elevated essentials like button-down shirts and skirts. Colors like Italian Plum (dark purple), Fern (soft green) and Tomato Cream (bold red) are all the rage.
Let's face it, no one is ever really ready for summer to end - until that first chilly breeze hits and suddenly we're thinking about chunky sweaters and apple-picking boots. If your fall game needs an upgrade, we've got you covered with the essentials you'll want before the leaves hit the ground. Here's a look at a few of our favorites to transition smoothly from summer to fall...
Hanna Andersson, the premium baby and kids clothing destination known for its heirloom-quality designs that are made to last, is offering a new fall collection that is designed for seamless layering, taking kids from warm September days through chilly autumn afternoons. For girls, the Smocked Poplin Dress is made in the smoothest combed cotton poplin with a delightful daisy print they'll love. It's available in three colors and offers a full button front for easy dressing. The dress can be paired with the quilted Muslin Vest featuring bowtie closures, which add the sweetest touch to the floral prints of this cozy layer or a traditional Denim Jacket with a boxy fit for a fun western flair. For boys, start with the Corduroy Chore Shirt for a comfy and cool style made for all-day-play and the Corduroy Pull-On Pants with an adjustable stretch waist. Finish it off with a cozy French Terry Cardigan for perfect back-to-school look. Sizes (2-16), pricing and more options from the Champions of Childhood are available at https://www.hannaandersson.com/
Rivieras is the effortlessly chic French loafer worn by celebrities like Leonardo DiCaprio and Sofia Coppola. The shoes were inspired by the French Riviera and strike the perfect balance of elegance and leisure where you're heading into a meeting, strolling through the city or wandering around a local farmer's market. Founded in 2009 by Dan Amzallag and Fabrizio Corveddu, Rivieras has become a modern classic rooted in timeless craftsmanship and responsible fashion. With the brand’s recent launch in the U.S., Rivieras is quickly becoming the must-have shoe for effortless style. The brand's bestseller is the Classic Canvas available in six colors. Visit https://usa.rivieras. com/ to make a purchase and find your size online.
Squeeze de Citron launched a musthave bag that is the perfect transition from summer to fall. The Sand Preppy Citron Tote is available in an elegantly muted, neutral hue with a colorful Classic Pom, making it great match for your busy every day lifestyle. Part of the brand's Core Collection, it's handcrafted and made from 100% recycled plastic in three sizes - medium, large and weekender. Each tote is meticulously crafted with a tight and compact weaving technique, reflecting a commitment to precision and quality. To grab the Sand Preppy Citron Tote before it sells out, visit https:// squeezedecitron.com/ where this accessory is offered online only. Price varies by size.
Keep those summer memories alive with comfortable, durable clothing inspired by the beach and designed with the mentality of "what you wear when you want to relax!" Insert Breezin' Up, which began the summer of 1984 in a small shop at Bay Village in Beach Haven, N.J. and now has several locations across Nantucket, Myrtle Beach, Ocean City, Stone Harbor, the Hamptons and more. Taylor Swift is even a fan! If you can't visit a store front in person, the Breezin' Up online store is open offering softly washed and slightly faded clothes to give the look and feel as if they had been hanging out in the summer sun. Our personal favorite is the Ringspun 1/4 Fleece in the color coffee, as chocolate brown continues to be a trendy color offering a feeling of warmth and coziness. This mid-weight layer is garment-dyed for a rich, vintage look that gets better with every wash. Check out https://breezinup.com/ for more unique looks.
ARTICLE BY MEGAN SCHINELLA
THE BEST PLACES AND THINGS TO DO IN OUR AREA.
Whether you're curating your fall wardrobe or just looking to browse in style, these spots are chic, elevated, and totally camera-ready!
1. Splash of Pink | Westport, CT | A signature Lilly Pulitzer boutique filled with bright, bold prints and timeless resortchic staples. Perfect for transitioning into fall with statement pieces that pop think quilted vests, tunics, and patterned accessories.
2. Vineyard Vines | New Canaan, CT | This classic American brand offers everything from polished workwear to laid-back coastal looks. Shop the latest fall arrivals, including cashmere layers, leather-trimmed details, and their signature whale logo in fresh seasonal hues.
3. Mitchells | Westport, CT | A Fairfield County fashion institution. This family-owned luxury retailer carries top designers like Brunello Cucinelli, Veronica Beard, and Lafayette 148. Personal styling, designer trunk shows, and a refined atmosphere make it a true fashion destination.
4. The SoNo Collection | Norwalk, CT | This modern, art-infused mall is home to fashion-forward mainstays like Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, and Zara. Perfect for mixing high and low fashion finds in one sleek, indoor space. Don’t miss the roof top for stylist break.
5. Fred Boutique | Old Greenwich, CT | A hidden gem known for curated, on-trend pieces from emerging designers. Think effortless sweaters, chic denim, and minimalist accessories. It’s the place to discover your next favorite brand before everyone else does.
ARTICLE BY ANNA BARNES | PHOTOGRAPHY BY BROOK ROAD
In a world of digital checkouts, Maison Marché offers something refreshingly human: an intimate, highly curated shopping experience rooted in discovery, connection, and style. Founded by Sarah Easley—an industry tastemaker and self-described “serial entrepreneur”—Maison Marché has become a go-to for women who want fashion that feels personal, inspired, and just a bit daring.
Easley’s fashion legacy runs deep. She spent 17 years building Kirna Zabête, the iconic luxury boutique in Soho she co-founded and eventually sold in 2017. It was there she established her reputation for discovering emerging designers before anyone else and shaping the wardrobes of style insiders with impeccable taste. After stepping away from that chapter, Easley began to reimagine what retail could look like in a new era. “I am always trying to reinvent retail and pioneer a new space” she explains. “I love discovering brands and making them relevant to my sophisticated clientele. I also love to stretch their fashion a little bit.”
What emerged was Maison Marché, French for “house market”—a mobile, multi-brand trunk show that turns elegant homes into stylish boutiques. These pop-ups are far from the dated, dusty trunk shows of the past. Each event features 15–20 carefully selected brands and is designed to feel like a moment of discovery. “That’s 15–20 reasons to come and try,” Easley says. “Our clients come to us to discover these brands and we help style them. They want to buy three to five things and learn how to pair them with what they already have in their closet. It’s about brand knowledge, styling tips—truly personalized shopping. We’ve perfected trunk shows. It’s like opening a new store every single day.”
These temporary boutiques unfold inside real homes, meaning the setting is layered with authenticity. "We're setting up in someone's living room, next to their art, their dog, their child coming in from school—it’s real life. And that’s what makes it special,”
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Easley notes. Unlike a sterile store or an online interface, each pop-up becomes a living, breathing showcase for fashion in the context of real women’s lives.
This idea of fashion as connection—not just consumption—has earned Maison Marché mentions in Vogue, Women’s Wear Daily, Forbes, InStyle, and beyond. But more importantly, it’s cultivated a devoted clientele that returns again and again not only for the clothes but for the experience. Whether introducing romantic dresses from Latin America or chic hand beaded jewelry, every brand is selected to bring something new to the table without overlapping in aesthetic.
Easley’s taste, honed by decades of experience, is one of Maison Marché’s greatest assets. She finds deep creative inspiration in the textures, colors, and craftsmanship of places like Cartagena, Mexico City, Marrakesh, and Paris. “I go to these places to see my designers, meet new ones, and just take it all in,” she says. These global influences are reflected in the offerings at Maison Marché—timeless yet exciting, refined yet spirited.
Her latest evolution? Voyages. Launching soon, this new arm of Maison Marché will take small groups of clients on curated trips to cities around the world—Paris, Marrakesh, Mexico City—where they’ll meet designers in their studios, shop one-of-a-kind pieces, and immerse themselves in local style and culture. “It’s what I’m most excited about,” Easley says. “It brings everything I love— travel, discovery, connection—into one incredible experience.”
Even when she’s not hosting a fête or globe-trotting, Easley stays connected to her clients through the Maison Marché Journal, where she shares styling tips, brand spotlights, and seasonal reflections. Whether writing about her own “high summer” style philosophy or highlighting brands like Alessandra Petersen, her voice is always warm, knowledgeable, and just a little playful.
At its core, Maison Marché is about celebrating the thrill of discovery and the joy of style. It’s not about trends for trends’ sake— it’s about helping women feel confident, expressive, and just a little more themselves. Easley has created not just a business, but a lifestyle—one where every piece has a story, and every purchase feels like a personal triumph.
In an age of algorithms and one-click convenience, Maison Marché reminds us that the best fashion moments happen in real life—with a friend, in a living room, while sipping something cold, surrounded by clothes that make you feel something. And thanks to Sarah Easley’s vision, that kind of magic is always just a fête away.
Want to be the first to know about upcoming Maison Marché events and insider opportunities? Join the mailing list at maisonmarche.com to receive curated updates, event invites, and style inspiration straight from Sarah Easley and her team. It’s your front-row seat to discovery, design, and all things Maison Marché.
SEPTEMBER 2025
SEPTEMBER 10TH
Rowayton Arts Center | 6:00 PM
Rowayton Arts Center will host artist Ben Larrabee for an artist talk and book launch, celebrating the release of Larrabee's new photo book, "Trudie: A Portrait by Ben Larrabee". Attendees can enjoy an intimate look into the artist's creative journey. The evening will feature a conversation with Larrabee and his muse, wife Trudie, led by RAC Exhibiting member Wendy Moore.
SEPTEMBER 14TH
Goodwives Shopping Center | 6:30 AM
Enjoy a diverse display of classic, sports, and exotic cars, bikes, and trucks! This month the event will be featuring cars from the Pacific Rim: Chrysler, Lebaron, Ram Trucks, Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler Australia, Plymouth, Eagle, Cunningham, Imperial, Jeep. Bring the kids and your pets. These family-friendly events also offer coffee and discounted breakfast treats for sale from Aux Delices.
SEPTEMBER 14TH
Mathews Park, Norwalk CT | 10:00 AM
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will launch its eighteenth annual Old-fashioned Flea Market co-chaired by LMMM Trustee Charles Nystrom and Volunteer Rose Carroll. Whether Flea Market enthusiasts or seasoned bargain hunters, shoppers will find a variety of items from vintage to repurposed as vendors will feature a variety of merchandise including antiques, furniture, collectibles, jewelry, household items, clothing, toys, and more.
SEPTEMBER 21ST
2025 Darien Road Race & Family Fun Day
Pear Tree Point Beach | 8:30 AM
Join the excitement at the 2025 Darien Road Race & Family Fun Day Charity Fundraiser! This beloved annual event features a 1.5-mile timed fun run and a 5-mile timed race. Whether you're a seasoned runner or looking for a leisurely jog with friends, every step you take will support essential youth and family social service programs in the area.
SEPTEMBER 25TH
Robert Dilenschneider Book Signing and Q&A
Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum | 5:30 PM
Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum introduces Robert L. Dilenschneider and his new book, Character: Life Lessons in Courage, Integrity, and Leadership to its museum audiences. This book signing and Q&A with one of the most influential and charismatic PR gurus of the 21st century will give a look into the making of this book and the notable figures explored by Mr. Dilenschneider.
SEPTEMBER 25TH - 26TH
New Canaan Rotary Club Lobsterfest
Waveny House | 4:00 PM
The Rotary Club of New Canaan’s 40th Annual Lobsterfest promises to be the biggest and best yet! Early fall is a fantastic time to enjoy a classic New England style steamed lobster dinner. Or, choose the easy way out with a Lobster Roll! Lobster not your thing? Don’t worry, there will be Beef Tenderloin, Chicken and Cheese Lasagne dinners too.
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