Starting on November 25th, those who enjoy holiday lights and decorations will be able to drive through Lighthouse Point Park to see 60 spectacular attractions. Over 100,000 light bulbs, including some powerfully bright LED lights, will brighten the night sky. This is a great way to kick off the holiday season with your family or friends. Be sure to call us the next time you are planning a move.
For those who aren’t familiar with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, it has been around since 1895. This highly regarded orchestra will be performing classics from the likes of Johannes Brahms and Wolfgang Mozart during their November 17th performance. Come out to experience passionate music from the Romantic era performed by William Boughton (conductor) and the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. The next time you are moving we want you to kick back, relax, and enjoy some Mozart. Call us to receive an estimate.
Calling all local food enthusiasts! On November 10th, the Jones Family Farm in Shelton, CT will be hosting educational classes on the art of pairing good wine with pleasant foods. Those who choose to participate will enjoy tasting four different wines and enjoy a multi-course meal that utilizes fresh farm foods and is designed to pair with each wine. For those who have good taste in food and drink or those who would like to become more appreciative of the fresh local ingredients Connecticut farms have to offer, this is the perfect event. If you’re planning a move to or from the area, give us a call.
On October 27th, The Warehouse at Fairfield Theatre Company will host a two-and-a-half-hour epic light show choreographed to one of the greatest bands of all-time. The Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular has been operating since 1980. This event is a must-see for those looking to enjoy a night filled Pink Floyd’s music and some awesome visuals to go along with it. Moving to a new home can be stressful so just BREATHE and let us handle your next move with care and efficiency.
In 2009, Newtown dog owner’s banded together to establish Newtown’s first off-leash dog park. With over 1850 dogs registered in Newtown Connecticut, yearly fundraisers like “Strutt Your Mutt” and “Howloween” of gone a long way towards supporting the park. The park is just over two acres of land, and includes a separate section for older dogs or more timid dogs, as well as agility course elements to engage energetic canines. The park is free and open to the public, and it’s a great place to visit whether you’re a dog-owner or a dog-lover (especially if you’re both). The next time you need a great crew of movers, give Seamen’s Moving a call. Our expert crews will help make your move a walk in the (dog) park!
Are you tired of crow’s harassing your yard? Check out this year’s Oronoque Farms Scarecrow Festival. Held on September 26th-27th, For $20, not only will you learn how to make a scarecrow, but you’ll be given clothing, hay, and all the other necessary supplies needed to make your own. Scarecrow’s are great way to keep birds at bays. The event will also feature face-painting. If you only have a brain for moving, give Seamen’s a call for expert help with your next relocation.
We’ve talked about the Harvard 5 and their influence on modern Architecture, and today we’re taking a look at another one of their intriguing projects. Constructed in 1960 and designed by Landis Gores, the Gores Pavilion was intended to be a combination pool house and lodge for Jack Irwin (the US ambassador to France) and his wife Jane Watson (daughter of IBM’s founder). In 2005 the building was nearly demolished when the land was sold to the town to create a public park, but the home was ultimately saved thanks to help of New Canaan Historical Society supporters as well as matching government grants. If you’re interested in checking it out yourself, the Pavilion is open for visits Friday through Sunday May through October. If you’ve just sold your home, give Seamen’s Moving a call today for expert help with your relocation.
Need a good reason to get in shape before the end of the summer? The 7th annual Racebrook road race has been pushed back to October, so you’ve still got time to get ready! The race takes place in Orange CT at the Racebrook School, and true to its name, will feature musical entertainment throughout. In addition to the main race, the event will also include a 2-mile walk, a kids race, and a post-race ceremony. If you’re racing to get your next move organized, give Seamen’s Moving a call today to schedule a free onsite estimate today!
While we employ some great movers, even the best movers don’t compare to the average ant. The average ant can lift 50 times it’s body weight and travel at over a half mile per hour. That’s the equivalent of a human capable of lifting over 4 metric tons and being able to run over 50 miles per hour! Want to learn more about these mighty movers? Check out ‘The Hidden Life of Ants’, an exhibit currently running at the Stamford Museum and Nature Center. The exhibit features a variety of artwork and models of ants and their habitats. It also features lives animals, including 2 ant formicaries (farms) and as well as other live animals that eat ants. The exhibit will be running until September 5th, so be sure to catch it before summer is over! If you’re looking for a great crew of movers for your next relocation, you c-“ant” do any better than Seamen’s. Give us a call for a free quote today!
Fall is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than attending a local harvest festival? The 13th Annual Ansonia Harvest Festival will take place this year on September 24th. There are plenty of great attractions, including musical performances, rides, arts and crafts, a car show, food, and more. There will also be a number of competitions, from pumpkin painting to a ‘best scarecrow’ contest. If you’ve been scared off by other moving companies, give Seamen’s a call today – we’ll make your next relocation easy as (pumpkin) pie.
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