Community Room

Address
281 Country Club Road Connecticut
Avon, CT 06001 United States Get Directions
Capacity: 180 people/65 with tables Location: First Floor Wifi access SSID: Avon Public Wireless Available at most times: 160 chairs, 12 tables, kitchenette, coffee pot, warming drawer, refrigerator, freezer. Available [advance orientation required]: Mounted projector available for use with personal laptop; microphones and speaker system.  

Events at this venue

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  • Sundays at Three: John Mayock and the Homesteaders (country music)

    Community Room 281 Country Club Road Connecticut, Avon, CT, United States

    New date! John Mayock is a singer, song stylist and writer with deep roots in Folk, Rock and Country music. An accomplished guitarist, who also plays harmonica, mandolin and piano, John has shared the stage with such diverse artists as Greg Allman, NRBQ, Dar Williams and Jonathan Edwards. His live performances reflect the love of […]

  • The History of Chocolate: 18th c. Chocolate-making Demonstration

    Community Room 281 Country Club Road Connecticut, Avon, CT, United States

    Embark on a delicious journey back to the 18th century and witness the captivating art of chocolate-making! Join us and Robert Lecce of the Pewter Pot Chocolate Shop for an engaging demonstration where we’ll unveil the traditional methods used to transform the humble cacao bean into a rich, indulgent treat. Using authentic tools and techniques […]

  • UConn Health Parenting

    Community Room 281 Country Club Road Connecticut, Avon, CT, United States

  • Daughter of Egypt: Marie Benedict Author Event (Ticketed Event/Fundraiser)

    Community Room 281 Country Club Road Connecticut, Avon, CT, United States

    Join us for an in-person, ticketed event with Marie Benedict, sponsored by the Friends of the Avon Library. Tickets are available now, by clicking this link or by visiting the Friends of the Avon Library webpage.  New York Times bestselling novelist Marie Benedict transports readers from the glamour and turbulence of 1920s Britain and Cairo […]