DANBURY, Connecticut — Western Connecticut State University invites the public to attend and/or participate in its Midtown Coffeehouses held most Thursday evenings in the Wolves Den, located in the lower level of the university’s Midtown campus Student Center, 181 White Street in Danbury. The Coffeehouses include open mics from 8 – 10 p.m. (sign-ups start at 7:30 p.m.) and on some nights there are special performers. The events are free, and complimentary snacks and beverages are offered; donations are accepted.
Upcoming 2022 Coffeehouse dates and performances are:
- Oct. 20: Magician Joseph Tran
- Oct. 27: Spoken Word
- Nov. 3: WCSU Student Jazz Ensemble
- Nov. 10: Daniel Madeson
- Nov. 17: Comedian Cat Alverado
- Dec. 1: Comedian Sam Morrison
- Dec. 8: TBD
Additionally, WCSU hosts its Best Darn Jazz Club in the Wolves Den, another event free to students, faculty/staff, alumni and the public. Along with live jazz music in an intimate, club-like setting, light snacks and a cash bar with wine and beer for those 21 and over are available. The next Best Darn Jazz Club event is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 11, 2022, at 8 – 10 p.m.
For more information, go to www.wcsu.edu/coffeehouse/ or contact Ginny Diaz at diazv@wcsu.edu or WCSU Public Relations at pr@wcsu.edu.
Western Connecticut State University changes lives by providing all students with a high-quality education that fosters their growth as individuals, scholars, professionals and leaders in a global society. Our vision: To be widely recognized as a premier public university with outstanding teachers and scholars who prepare students to contribute to the world in a meaningful way.