Wedding at the Egg!
Yay! At the end of September, the Dragon’s Egg will host a wedding! I think this is our third. Yay for love! This is Not an open event, of course, but I wanted you to celebrate, nonetheless. This is what they say: Matt and Holly are getting married! Family friends of The Egg […]
Hallowe’en Family Dance!
Come to our Hallowe’en Dance and Play party on October 27th, Friday, from 6 – 9 pm. Wear a costume, play an instrument, bring some music, snack on popcorn, dive under a parachute, swing on the swings, watch an acro yoga demonstration, play with glee! All ages! Suggested donation: $5.
Holiday Bazaar at the Egg!
Please hold the date, and join us! December 6th, Sunday, at the Dragon’s Egg, from 2 – 5 pm. This is an informal and delightful event at the egg, offering all manner of Things and Experience, Poetry, and, of course, great company! I am still seeking more vendors. There is simply a $10 fee for […]
Earth Day is Every Day! come on May 17th!
Earth Day, Celebrate the earth, yourself, all beings, with us, at the Dragon’s Egg, on Sunday, May 17, from 2-4:30 pm. There will be a few vendors, perhaps a poet or two, a nature walk, some games, and I shall lead a sunworship early on, and a pilgrimage dance or a wolf dance part way […]
Hoop your way into 2015
Bring in the new year with your favorite dance partner: the hoop! Shiva Shakti Hoop Dance will be hosting an open flow jam from 830pm-1am at the beautiful Dragon’s Egg. Make 2015 the year of movement. Suggested donation of $10-$15.
Tellabration!
Tellabration! Tell a story tell a tale! As a part of the Connecticut Storytelling Center’s statewide story telling celebration the Egg will host an event of stories on November 9th, Sunday, at 4 pm. Suitable for all ages. By donations. Come join us!
Gala! Beasts and Dragons!
Come join us for a Gala to celebrate the Egg: October 4h, 7-10 pm! We began this adventure of the Dragon’s Egg with the dream, the drawing, the construction, the opening, some fifteen years ago. We wanted a place for the Beasts to rehearse and to play, and to provide a place for artists […]
