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What: Yankee Pot Roast Dinner 
When: March 28, 2026     4:00
Where: St Peter’s Church, Route 85   Church Street Hebron
Cost: $18 each meal
How: This is a take-out only dinner. There will be no preorders or reservations but first come-first served. You will enter the Church parking lot, as directed by the Traffic Control. For each dinner you will be given a  ticket. Two servers will come to your vehicle. One will take your ticket(s) and money; they will return with your dinner(s). 
The other server will take your dessert order(s) and return with them to your vehicle. They will place your dinner and dessert in your vehicle. You will not get out of your car.

Nonprofits: A portion of the dinner profits will be given to a chosen non profit. This dinner’s non profit is A.H.M.

Balance Class at St. Peter’s in the parish hall.  Open to all, 10am – 11am.  Contact Tom Atwood, Sr for more information.

Balance Class at St. Peter’s in the parish hall.  Open to all, 10am – 11am.  Contact Tom Atwood, Sr for more information.

Buildings and Grounds committee meeting at St. Peter’s parish hall, 7pm.  For more information contact Curt Kraemer.

In March of 1857, the largest sale of human beings in the history in the United States took place at a racetrack in Savannah, Georgia. During the two days of the sale, raindrops fell unceasingly on the racetrack. It was almost as though the heavens were crying. So, too, fell teardrops from many of the 436 men, women, and children who were auctioned off during the two days. The sale would thereafter be known as “the weeping time.”

This play is the first theatrical production of the Sanctuary Performing Arts (SPA) inside St. Peter’s church, will dramatically portray the events of that fateful day.  This event marks the fourth consecutive year St. Peter’s and SPA joins with the Coalition on Diversity and Equity (CoDE) to sponsor an event marking the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  Adapted for the stage and directed by Ms. Laurie Maria Cabral who has a long career in community theater in CT. She was founder of the Hole in the Wall Community Theater in New Britain.  A total of 17 people will bring this to life for us all.  This is a must-see event, and we anticipate a sold-out crowd. Reception to follow with a conversation session with the cast in the parish hall.

You can purchase tickets here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/day-of-tears-mlk-event

Balance Class at St. Peter’s in the parish hall.  Open to all, 10am – 11am.  Contact Tom Atwood, Sr for more information.

Balance Class at St. Peter’s in the parish hall.  Open to all, 10am – 11am.  Contact Tom Atwood, Sr for more information.