Cravings Grill and Cafe is a much-needed casual dining establishment in Downtown Torrington, CT

A coffee shop with light breakfast and lunch fare, original art on the walls, and good people everywhere you look.

A nice place for lunch, dinner, and/or cocktails in downtown Torrington, CT

A 21st century version of a 19th century song whose roots are in equality

If your dancing shoes have the blues, break 'em out and bust a move to TOHO Lounge on April 20

25 places to go, things to see, dining establishments, and tourism attractions—largely centered on John Brown—when visiting Torrington, CT

Culture 4 A Cause will screen a community art project as part of The Bantam Cinema & Arts Center's Black History Month programming

A locally-produced musical documentary explores American music from 1619 to hip-hop through the civil war song “John Brown's Body,” performed by dozens of CT artists.

Torrington’s John Brown homesite, Historical Society Director Mark McEachern, and the John Brown Project were a focus of a 7-minute segment on Connecticut in Color with Leslie Mayne.

The official trailer of the musical documentary covering American music from 1619 to hip hop as told through John Brown’s Body, the civil war song.

“His Truth is Marching On,” the musical documentary film produced through Culture 4 A Cause’s John Brown Project, premiered Oct 22, 2022, at the Five Points Arts center.

A tribute to where rock and roll came from and where it went

No. At least not by any formal definition.

A 21st-century take on a Civil War song seeks to strengthen social safety nets by building the arts community