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Beatles Night, a fun-filled evening produced by Darien Arts Center Stage, promises to deliver a trip back in time to re-live the Beatles frenzy of 1964. The one-night event takes place at 8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 30 in Darien Arts Center’s Weatherstone Studio. The Darien Arts Center Stage production features a live band of local musicians performing favorites made popular by the Fab Four. The Arts Center’s first Beatles Night in 2016 quickly sold out and the DAC is staging this year’s event in response to many requests for a repeat performance.

A 1972 Chrysler station wagon once owned by John Lennon and now by Darien resident Hank Goiella, will be available (weather permitting) for photographs prior to Beatles Night, the DAC Stage event taking place on Sept. 24. Photographs with the car will be taken for a fee of $20, from 7 to 7:45 p.m. prior to the event. To reserve a photo time or special transportation in Lennon’s car, please call (203) 655-8683. A fun-filled evening produced by DAC Stage, Beatles Night promises to deliver a trip back in time to re-live the Beatles frenzy of 1964. The one-night event takes place on September 24th at 8 pm.

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Beatles Night, a fun-filled evening produced by DAC Stage, promises to deliver a trip back in time to re-live the Beatles frenzy of 1964. The one-night event takes place on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 8 p.m. in the DAC Weatherstone Studio and features a live band of local musicians performing favorites made popular by the Fab Four. Paul Block, Gary Kristoph, Frank Riccio, Lou Patrick, Mike Conlin, Claire Kenny, Chris Balestriere and Darien resident Robert Schaffer comprise the band that will perform two sets of Beatles hits sure to inspire a sing-a-long atmosphere from the crowd. Schaffer, a life-long Beatles fan, and Regina Elliott, DAC Stage committee chair were part of the decision process that led to the event at the DAC.