68 Main St, Torrington, CT Phone: 860-489-7180.

8 pm. The Capitol Steps plan to bring down the House ... and Senate ... with their unique blend of sharp political satire set to popular music. The irreverent D.C.-based troupe, with 38 albums to its credit, pokes fun at all sides of the issues, from left to right, with fresh, up-to-the-minute material inspired by the latest headlines, scandals and more. The Steps will share songs and skits from their latest album, The Lyin' Kings, and their performance will include political satire set to some of your favorite tunes, along with possible "guest appearances" by many of your favorite (or least-favorite, as the case may be) politicians.

21 South Main St, Kent, CT Phone: 860-927-3989.

Daily 1-5 pm.

80 White Hall Rd., Litchfield, CT Phone: 860-567-0857.

Come and take a one hour walk with a llama on a beautiful trail! The cost is $20 per person with a percentage donated to the White Memorial Conservation Center. 2:00 P.M., Meet in the Museum parking lot. Call Debbie from Country Quilt Llama Farm at 860-248-0355 to pre-register or to schedule your very own private llama walk.

300 Nettleton Hollow Rd, Washington, CT Phone: 860-868-2200.

10 am - 3 pm. Autumn in New England is rich with a myriad of brilliant leaves and colorful berries and pods. In this two-day workshop students will draw a variety of seasonal subjects, arrange these elements into a bouquet design and render in watercolor. The watercolor workshops at Hollister House Garden are taught by Betsy Rogers-Knox. Betsy received a Certificate in Botanical Illustration from NYBG in 2006. Her work has been widely exhibited in the United States and at the Royal Horticultural Botanical Art Show in London where she was awarded the Silver Gilt Award.

80 White Hall Rd., Litchfield, CT Phone: 860-567-0857.

This astronomy program is organized by members of the Litchfield Hills Amateur Astronomy Club and the Mattatuck Astronomical Society. Weather permitting, there will be star-gazing after the program. 7:00 P.M., A.B. Ceder Room. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. You are invited to bring your own telescope or binoculars. FREE... Donations will be accepted to help defray the Conservation Center's programming expenses

68 Main St, Torrington, CT Phone: 860-489-7180.

The Warner Theatre will hold its 18th Annual Wine & Food Tasting on Friday, October 25, from 6-9 pm, presented in partnership with The Cork Fine Wine & Spirits and sponsored by Thomaston Savings Bank. The Cork will generously donate 10% of all sales that evening back to the theatre! General admission tickets are $25 in advance, $30 the day of event and VIP admission tickets are $75.

80 White Hall Rd., Litchfield, CT Phone: 860-567-0857.

Celebrate Halloween by dressing up yourself and your four-legged best friend for a stroll along the Pine Island Trail to Little Pond and then onto the Litchfield Greenway via Gallows Lane (chills) passing the cemetery (BOO!) and finishing up at Mallard Marsh. Look for signs of life and a good deal of pointing and staring along the way! All dogs must be on leads! Spooky treats for everybody after the walk! This hike will be about 3 miles on flat terrain but small dogs may find the footing along the Boardwalk a bit precarious. 2:00 P.M., Meet in front of the A. B. Ceder Room! Members: FREE Non-members: $5.00 You must pre-register by calling 860-567-0857 or register online.

63 Prospect St., Waterbury, CT Phone: 203-753-0381.

1:00 pm - 5:00 pm $20 – $25. Join The MATT for guided walking tours of Waterbury's Downtown Historic District. Tours are led by Edward J. Halligan, architectural historian and preservationist. Take a special look inside some of Downtown's architectural landmarks. Tours will conclude with a reception at the historic Drescher's Restaurant on Leavenworth Street. Reception includes a complimentary glass of wine and shared appetizers as the conversation continues. Tour notes provided and tours will proceed rain or shine. Participants are invited to park in the large lot on Park Place behind the YMCA and meet at the first stop on the tour. Limited to 18 participants (first come, first served). Pre-registration required.

158 Main St., Thomaston, CT Phone: 860-283-8558.

Landmark Community Theatre presents the silent film , "The Phantom of the Opera" with organ accompaniment by Juan Cardona Jr. on the Marr-Colton theatre pipe organ housed at the Thomaston Opera House on Sunday October 26, 2019 at 8:00 PM

68 Main St, Torrington, CT Phone: 860-489-7180.

The Road to Road Jam: Battle of the Jam Bands will take place Saturday, October 26, 2019, from 7-11 P.M. Bands will compete to play at Two Roads Brewing Co. Road Jam Music Fest, June 2020. Road Jam is Two Roads' annual music festival, held at the brewery in Stratford, CT. The Road Jam Music Fest brings together many great jam bands from New England, performing on two stages, with food trucks, and beer. Two Roads beer will be available for sale during the event, as well as Two Roads employee's will be on site to answer any questions you may have about the beer and/or the brewery!