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Madison Newcomers Club Hosts March General Meeting at Deux Bisous
Community, Connection and a Touch of French Coastal Charm in the Heart of Madison

MADISON, Conn. – Looking to make new friends and get more involved in the community? The Madison Newcomers Club invites area residents to its March General Meeting for an evening of connection, conversation and curated coastal style.
Set for Thursday, March 19, at 6 p.m., the gathering will take place at Deux Bisous, located at 73 Wall St., Madison. Attendees will enjoy a weekday treat filled with tasty provisions, warm company and a chance to browse gorgeously curated French coastal lifestyle gifts and goods in this stunning downtown shop.
Whether you’ve been attending meetings throughout the year or are looking to dive in for the first time, all are welcome. The March meeting offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with both new and returning members as the club continues its 2025–2026 season of service, social gatherings and community involvement.
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The Club’s activities range from monthly social gatherings to volunteer-driven community projects. Members actively participate in a variety of local initiatives, including the Holiday Downtown Celebration presented by the Madison Chamber of Commerce and the beloved annual Touch-A-Truck event, set for Sunday, April 26 at the Surf Club in Madison this year, which raises money to support local youth and families.
Guests at the March meeting will also have the chance to participate in a raffle featuring beautiful trinkets from the shop — making this one mid-year meetup you won’t want to miss.
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The Madison Newcomers Club welcomes new members on a rolling basis. For more information, to join the group, or to become a sponsor, visit: www.madisonnewcomersct.com.
About Madison Newcomers Club
Since it was founded in 1968, the Madison Newcomers Club has served as a meeting ground for women who are new town residents. The club aims to help members become acquainted with one another and take an active role in the civics and social welfare of our community. The club’s activities are varied and plentiful, including monthly meetings, special interest groups, a number of committees, and ongoing social activities. The club focuses on civic projects by volunteering time to community events and organizing fundraisers to donate to a variety of needs in and around Madison. For more information, visit: www.madisonnewcomersct.com.
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