Weekly flea market a treasure hunt in New Milford Chuck Smolowitz of Danbury brings some stuff from his home for son David to sell at his booth at The Elephant's Trunk Country Flea on Route 7 in New Milford, Sunday, June 7. We're downsizing," he explains. We're downsizing," ... more The Elephant’s Trunk Country Flea Market in New Milford draws huge crowds to its sprawling encampment along Route 7 every Sunday from April through November. For the casually curious bargain hunter or the motivated collector, there’s treasure to be found amid the rows of old junk and formally treasured items of great value. If you arrive by 5:45 a.m., the entry fee is $20. The cost to enter between 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. is just $2. The flea market also offers plenty of fair-type food. “You can’t get bored here,” said Susan Ehrens, of Easton. On a recent Sunday morning, Karl Hermonat, of New Milford, who sells “antique paper” such as old photos or postcards, helped Bruce Nielsen, of Southington, look for World War II postcards.
Zuleika Holt, of Patterson, N.Y., couldn’t define the missile-like metal she was carting off but thought it would work well as a movie prop in a current project. There was jewelry, faux and authentic, Barbie dolls, record albums, furniture in various stages of life — an endless array of objects to pick through. Will Matos, 12, of Southington, had his eye on Hot Wheels cars. Chuck Smolowitz, of Danbury, arriving with his arms full of items from home, wasn’t selling or buying. He was dropping off stuff at his son David’s booth. “We’re down-sizing,” he said. “We’re retired and we’re happy.” Karen Stevens, of Kent, who was looking through old books with her daughter, Maddy, 14, comes to the Elephant’s Trunk a couple of times a season. “As my husband says, we like to buy things with soul.” 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM One-on-One Facebook Starter ClassesNew Milford Public Library will begin holding One-on-One Facebook Starter Classes for the public, taking place in the library’s Connecticut Room.
Classes will be offered on Mondays and Wednesdays during the months of February and March.Event DetailsMake this my store We have found 80 items matching your search query. The most complete listing of kids birthday party places, entertainment, amd supplies in Connecticut Where are you now? Set your location by clicking on the map below or typing in your address below.Please contact the Seymour theatre for prices.Find A Park > Crocheron Park > The Lego Movie Back to Event ListThe Lego MovieFriday, June 5, 20158:30 p.m.–10:00 p.m.A lowly Lego figure (voiced by Chris Pratt) joins a group intent on battling an evil force after a case of mistaken identity in this computer-generated comedy. Will Arnett co-stars as the voice of Batman, who along with Superman, make appearances in the Warner Bros. picture.Location35th Avenue and Cross Island Parkway in Crocheron Park Directions to this locationLocation Details:The movie will be shown at the grass area on 35th Avenue across from Golden Pond, where 35th Avenue dead ends by the Cross Island Parkway.
There is parking along 35th Avenue and there is a parking lot at 215th Place by 33rd Road.CostFree Event OrganizerNortheast Queens ParksContact Number(718) 352-4793 ext. 302Contact Emailjoanne.colorundo@parks.nyc.govCategoriesFilm, Best for Kids, Free Summer MoviesAdditional MediaYou're about to have an excellent movie going experience AND create meaningful jobs for adults with disabilities. Thank you for supporting the Prospector Theater!Welcome to the Prospector TheaterThe Prospector Theater is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to providing meaningful employment opportunities for adults with disabilities through the operation of a premium, four screen, first-run movie theater. Employees of the Prospector, referred to as Prospects, are encouraged to sparkle, shine, and transform their passions into professions. Rock Dog LoganMarch 3rd Beauty and the BeastMarch 17th The Breakfast ClubMarch 23rdI Want To SeeLego MovieCartoonsPosters MoviesMovie PostersWe HaveView MoviesForwardThe LEGO Movie (2014) if you use to build and play with Legos when you were a kid this is the movie for you.