Litchfield County Arts & Culture
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It's About That Time!
Welcome to City Views Litchfield County, where we will keep you up to date with all the news about the arts, events, and cultural happenings in the upper northwest corner of CT. Follow us weekly on YouTube as we interview special guests and discuss topics of interest to you!
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Chamber Views with JoAnn Ryan
Torrington is One of 39 Sites for Connecticut’s MLK Mural Project
Meet the City Views Crew!
Join Jacque along with his co-hosts, Kareem Holebrook, Karen Thomas and Coryse Villaroule
Meet the City Views Crew!
Live From Red Room Sound Studio
Live from Red Room Sound Studio is a monthly broadcast featuring singers, songwriters and musical artists affiliated with Flying Key Entertainment.
This segment of Live From Red Room on WAPJ FM, Torrington, CT, featuring Nick Bukuvalis (www.nickrocks.com) recorded on Jan 3, 2023. “Get It Right” is an original song by Nick Bukuvalis, all rights reserved by him.dinner in Aug, 2021.
Lucinda Rowe, of Flying Keys Entertainment interviews singer-songwriter Nick Bukuvalo (NickRocks.com) between songs of a live broadcast on WAPJ, Torrington Community Radio.
This segment of Live From Red Room on WAPJ FM, Torrington, CT, featuring Nick Bukuvalis (www.nickrocks.com) was recorded on Jan 3, 2023. “Workin'” is an original song by Nick Bukuvalis, all rights reserved by him.
This segment of Live From Red Room on WAPJ FM, Torrington, CT, featuring Nick Bukuvalis (www.nickrocks.com) was recorded on Jan 3, 2023. “Shake a Hand” is an original song by Nick Bukuvalis, all rights reserved by him.
Shoutouts
Celebrate Juneteenth
This segment features Ysanne Marshal singing Sam Cook’s “Change is Gonna Come,” an American social justice anthem. Hear more of Ysanne’s music here: https://www.ysannemusic.com/
This segment features Reverend Angaza Mwando speaking about the beauty of diversity. “It’s not a melting pot as much as a salad bowl,” he says, “Lettuce is still lettuce, a tomato is still a tomato.” And they are better together than apart.. Rev Mwando is a cofounder of Our Culture is Beautiful (https://ocib.net/)
The John Brown Project had the distinct honor of being featured at the Black History Film Festival in Washington D.C. on February 10th at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema!
The purpose of the film festival is to broaden audiences’ narrative of African American contributions to America’s history. The film festival screens documentaries of unsung African American heroes that aren’t often discussed in history books or revered during Black History Month.
In Loving Memory
Heaven gained one heck of a marvelous person! Our community has lost one of its champions.
Wibo was a friend, a colleague and a co-host of the City Views broadcast. His contribution to our show was immeasurable and his friendship was a bright spot to our lives. He will be truly missed by the City Views family and by the Torrington community.
Our condolences to the family of Wibo Boles. He was truly the spark that kept the home fires blazing.
