Woodbury Restaurant Week Begins March 7

WOODBURY, CT — Woodbury Restaurant Week begins Monday, March 7, and features restaurant specials, food-related classes and discounts at local antique shops. This is your complete guide to Woodbury Restaurant Week 2016.

Participating Restaurants in Woodbury’s Restaurant Week

• Ayla’s Bagels and Deli
• Carlito’s
• Charcoal Chef
• The Curtis House
• Dottie’s Diner
• Flour Garden Bakery
• Good News Café
• John’s Café
• Marketplace Restaurant
• New Morning Market
• The Olive Tree Restaurant
• Ovens of France
• San Remo Pizzeria
• Split Rail Restaurant
• Ting-Jian Village Café
• Winding Wheel Coffee Bar & Café
• Woodbury Deli & Catering

Click here to view all the specials and contact information for each restaurant.

Classes

Beer Brewing Basics

• 6 p.m. Tuesday, March 8
• Woodbury Public Library, 269 Main St. South, Woodbury

Children’s Food Class

• 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Thursday, March 10
• Rec House, 7 Mountain Rd., Woodbury

Delicious Food: Guided Painting With the Golden Button

• Join Kate Gorham of the Golden Button Art Studio as she teaches how to create small paintings of delicious food
• 7 p.m. Thursday, March 10
• Woodbury Public Library

Participating Antique Dealers and Discounts

Show your receipt from one of the participating restaurants and receive a discount at the antique shops below. The shops are staying open late on Friday, March 11, until 9 p.m.

• Abrash Galleries Rugs and Antiquities: 20-percent
• Country Loft Antiques
• Farmhouse Antiques: 15-percent off on items, $20 or more
• Thomas Schwenke Antiques: 25-percent off
• Kocian Depasqua Antiques: 20-percent off
• Jennings and Rohn Antiques: 15 to 20-percent off
• Wayne Mattox Antiques: 20-percent off
• Madeline West Antiques: 20-percent off
• Maison St. Germain: 10-percent off
• Stiles House Antiques: 15-percent off

Community Theatre of Woodbury’s performance of “New York”

The Community Theatre at Woodbury’s showing of “New York” by David Rimmer will take place on the following times and dates:

• 8 p.m. March 10, 11 and 12
• 2:30 p.m. March 13
• General Admission: $20
• Senior/Under 18: $16
• Location: Historic Town Hall, 5 Mountain Rd., Woodbury

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The CTAW is dedicating the show to the memory of local men and women who lost their lives and to their families. During the run of “New York,” CTAW will raffle off a gift basket of champagne and two tickets to its May musical, “The Spitfire Grill.”

All proceeds from the raffle will be donated to the Woodbury Fire Department in honor of the bravery and sacrifice of 9/11’s first responders.

Additionally, in tandem with Woodbury Restaurant Week, for every theatre patron who presents their dinner check from a participating restaurant, CTAW will donate $2 from each ticket purchased by that patron.

The play is directed by Robert Cutrofello and Sarah Robards.

For more information, visit the What’s On in Woodbury events calendar.

Photos: John's Cafe; Maison St. Germain