Music has a unique power to heal, bring communities together, and foster peace during challenging times. On Sunday, October 18, the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence presents a special community gathering at Trinity Episcopal Church in Torrington: “Sing Through It — to lift your spirits and rise above the noise”.
The fternoon of community and song features two leaders in Northwest Connecticut’s cultural and civic landscape: award-winning musician and Litchfield Arts Council Treasurer Thomasina Levy and Victoria Christgau, Executive Director of the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence and Director of the Peace is Possible Chorus.
About the Leaders
- Thomasina Levy: Known across the state as a former Connecticut State Troubadour (2005/2006) and an internationally recognized mountain dulcimer player, singer, and poet, Thomasina serves as Treasurer for the Litchfield Arts Council and sits on the advisory board of the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence. Her music is rooted in community, healing, and cross-cultural understanding.
- Victoria Christgau: A dedicated activist, educator, and senior Kingian Nonviolence trainer, Victoria is the Founder and Executive Director of the Connecticut Center for Nonviolence. Through her leadership of the Peace is Possible Chorus, she uses choral music as a powerful tool for social harmony, community empowerment, and peacebuilding.
Event Details & How to Attend
Participants will be guided through peace and freedom songs drawn from diverse musical traditions. No musical or vocal experience is required—all levels are welcome, and no advance reservations are needed.
- Date: Sunday, October 18, 2026
- Time: 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
- Location: Trinity Episcopal Church, 220 Prospect Street, Torrington, CT
- Admission: Suggested donation of $10 per adult (no reservations needed)
- Information: Email
info@ctnonviolence.org
Don’t miss this inspiring afternoon filled with community warmth and the unifying power of music.
