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CT Culture Corner: Cast of ‘Practical Magic 2’ Connections to the State

Exciting News: “Practical Magic 2” is Coming!

Fans of Sandra Bullock can look forward to the sequel, “Practical Magic 2,” set to be released on September 11. The film features a star-studded cast, including Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Joey King, Maisie Williams, Stockard Channing, and Dianne Wiest. Channing and Wiest will reprise their roles as Aunts Jet and Franny, the magical matriarchs of the Owens family.

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman at CinemaCon
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman promoting “Practical Magic 2” at CinemaCon (Courtesy: Chris Delmas / AFP via Getty Images)

Both Channing and Wiest have strong ties to theatrical performances in Connecticut, with Channing previously starring in “The Breath of Life” and Wiest performing in major productions at Yale Repertory Theatre.

In addition to the much-anticipated film, many witch-themed events are expected this fall, making local shops like Witch Bitch Thrift and Enchantments School for the Magickal Arts & Witch Shop great places to visit.

Stockard Channing in "Elektra"
Stockard Channing at a performance of “Elektra,” will return in “Practical Magic 2.”

This fall promises to be filled with magical experiences and theatrical excitement, so mark your calendars for the release of “Practical Magic 2.”

Trivia Time

Which American colony executed more people for witchcraft than any other?
(Answer at the end of the article!)

New Exhibit Alert: John Constable

The Yale Center for British Art is currently showcasing a remarkable exhibition titled “John Constable: The Landscape Reimagined.” This exhibition features Constable’s innovative landscape paintings and will run until July 25, 2027.

Hampstead Heath by John Constable
Hampstead Heath Looking Towards Harrow, painted by John Constable (Courtesy: Yale Center for British Art)

Edward Town, the center’s associate curator, emphasized how Constable’s work mirrors nature with exceptional precision and vigor.

WSO Announces New Season

The Waterbury Symphony Orchestra has announced its 2026–2027 season, themed “What the World Needs Now.” The season will feature a range of exciting performances, beginning with “American Voices” on October 4, showcasing the talents of pianist Evren Ozel.

Trivia Answer

Massachusetts executed 20 people during the Salem Witch Trials, more than any other colony, although Connecticut was the first American colony to execute a person for witchcraft.


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