Carousel Museum Collection
In preparation for your year end tax donations, please consider donating to the Carousel Museum's transportation fund! Our permanent collection of carousel animals continues to grow each year. Donations to the collection have come from all over the United States including, Maine, Connecticut, New York, Kansas, Las Vegas, New Jersey, California, and New York. Your support of our transportation fund will help us get these animals to the Museum and into their forever home!
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Join us for Green & Gold Drag Bingo, a high-energy live singing bingo show starring New England’s premier theatre queen and our honorary Irish lass, Summer Orlando!
Expect fabulous performances, big laughs, playful audience interaction, and chances to win prizes — all wrapped up in a glittering green and gold celebration. A portion of the proceeds benefits The Carousel Museum, so every bingo card helps keep the magic spinning.
🗓 Friday, March 6, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM
🍸 BYOB
👗 Dress to impress in your best green and gold for double the fun
Cash is required for the big 50/50 bingo game and tipping is encouraged (and appreciated!), so bring a little extra sparkle for your favorite moments.
Whether you’re a seasoned bingo pro or just here for the show, this is a night out you won’t want to miss.
Grab your tickets now — seats fill fast for this crowd favorite!
The Cycle of Persephone
10 AM - 5 PM
March 20, 2026
95 Riverside Ave., Bristol, CT
Kid's/Student Event
Admission Prices
Learn about Persephone, Demeter, and Hades while making laurel wreath headbands!
The Cycle of Persephone
6 PM - 10 PM
March 20, 2026
95 Riverside Ave., Bristol, CT
Adult Event
$29
Why $29? That's an unusually specific price. There is some significance to the numbers 2 and 9 in the Eleusinian Mysteries: 2 because the myth centers around the goddesses Demeter and Persephone, and 9 because the ritual lasted over 9 days.
Join us to learn about the ancient Greek Eleusinian Mysteries in a symposium-style setting. Enjoy authentic Greek food, drinks, and performances by a lyre player and Isadorian Duncan-style dancers.
