For an electronic version of the 2015 Klingberg Vintage Motorcar Festival Program Magazine click on the following link: Program Magazine
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Automobile Memories
NEW BRITAIN — The Klingberg Vintage Motorcar Festival may well be the king of Connecticut car shows. “I’ve been to many car shows and the Klingberg show is one of the best ones in New England and it’s the best one in Connecticut, as far as I’m concerned,” said Carl Carlson, a longtime New Britain… Read more »
FIELD DAY 2015
In early June, it is a tradition for the students at the Raymond Hill School of Klingberg Family Centers to take a break from the classroom to enjoy Field Day. Thanks to much hard work and preparation on the part of Phys Ed Instructor Desiree Johndrow, and Teacher Assistant Bill Halkias, Field Day has become… Read more »
KFC Women in Leadership
On Thursday May 21, the YWCA of New Britain hosted its 16th biennial ‘Women in Leadership’ luncheon, for the purpose of honoring extraordinary women in central Connecticut. Extraordinary women from Klingberg Family Centers have been recognized on multiple occasions at this prestigious event and 2015 is no exception. Christine Keys, LMSW, Director of Child Placing,… Read more »
Driving America Premiere, May 25
We are happy to announce that “Driving America” will premiere on Memorial Day, May 25 on the National Geographic Channel at 9pm EST. Part of this two hour special was filmed at the 2014 Klingberg Motorcar Festival and several of the antique automobile owners were interviewed. For the National Geographic full press release go to, … Read more »
Special Guest on Podcast
Patricia Wilcox, LCSW, Klingberg’s Vice President for Strategic Development, has just been featured on the West Coast Trauma Project’s Podcast as a guest. The purpose of this podcast is: helping trauma therapists thrive. This podcast is now being listened to in 74 countries around the world. The host, Guy Macpherson, PhD, interviews master trauma therapists, thought leaders… Read more »
Buffalo Soldiers Ride to KFC
On Tuesday, May 12, at 6:30 pm, the Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club will be giving an historical presentation on their namesake, the Buffalo Soldiers, in the Philip Corbin Room of Klingberg Family Centers. The Buffalo Soldiers were African-American cavalry units formed by the Union Army during the American Civil War, to fight the Rebel Army… Read more »
Soothing Animals
The Raymond Hill School of Klingberg Family Centers offers many unusual, if not unique resources to the 110 students currently enrolled there. One of the most popular programs at RHS is the Maritime Center, in which students can participate in the care of various types of sea life, as well as animals from dry land…. Read more »
Cars, Coffee & A Bug-Eyed Sprite
We held the first Cars and Coffee event for 2015 on a warm spring morning, Saturday April 18th. The front circle was filled with an unusual variety of auto mobiles from a Ford Model T to a Ferrari, from a King Midget to a late 40s Buick Woody Wagon, from a 30s Stutz Speedster to… Read more »
“TSI” in the Yukon Territories
In 2010 the Traumatic Stress Institute (TSI) of Klingberg began its relationship with the child welfare system in Yukon Territories, Canada administered by the Yukon Government. Yes, that’s the Yukon, way up near the Artic circle…not UCONN. TSI assisted the entire Residential Youth Treatment Services division implement and cement trauma-informed culture change via Risking Connection… Read more »