Quik-Score Music teaches voice and piano to students in the Trumbull area and surrounding towns. Owned and operated by Stan Wetra, the music studio also composes music and does arrangements for clients and presses them to CDs. The studio is run out of the home office of its owner.
The Performing Arts Center of Connecticut is more than a place to learn how to dance; it also offers master classes along with performance opportunities. The center's goal is to help each student take his or her talent to the next level whether acting, singing, dancing or making music.
Richard Stewart is the owner of Stewart Amusements, a Trumbull-based company that runs over 30 carnivals a year in Connecticut and Westchester County. With a staff of about 30 workers, Stewarts provides rides, which are inspected daily, for carnivals and fairs. Stewart Amusemetns has been in business since 1983 and has over 100 years of combined experience in the carnival business.
Karen Randazzo has owned and operated Steppin' Out Entertainment Productions since 1987. Specializing in producing murder mysteries, Christmas Shows and corporate entertainment, the company has made a name for themselves in the industry. Classes are available in voice, acting, and piano. Steppin' Out also performs at fundraisers and for the general public.
This family-friendly farm is owned by the Plasko family and is the last fully operating farm in Trumbull. The farm features fruit and vegetables, farm fresh eggs and bakery items for sale, a country store, a greenhouse and a corn maze. The farm has been owned by the Plasko family for three generations.
RCA students attend traditional high schools in the morning to study requisite courses such as math, science, English and history. In the afternoon, they are bused to the center for two elective arts courses, ranging from acting, dance, voice, theater, musical theater and production.
This movie house is part of a chain of Bow Tie Cinemas which was founded over 100 years ago. This location boast 16 screens, a snack bar, digital sound and party rooms. Bargain matinees run through 6pm. The theater is located right off the highway and has a large free parking lot.
The center was formerly named the Trumbull Environmental Science and Cultural Commission (TESCC) and was established by the Trumbull Town Council. TESCC's aim is to focus on activities involving nature, art and science at the Wagner Tree Farm, a property of 11.4 acres with a pond located at 7115 Main Street (near Owl Hill Road). The TESCC was renamed the Trumbull Nature Commission and the tree farm will be known as the Trumbull Nature and Arts Center, according to the center's Web site. It offers a variety of nature classes for all ages.