Come join us for a new exciting series of astronomy programs! Head to the Observatory on selected Friday nights for a real treat as we explore the night sky, planets, stars, and more! The presentation portion of the program will be held rain or shine. Viewing hours are weather permitting. >More...

The JCC welcomes the Israel Scouts (Tzofim) Friendship Caravan for their first visit to Stamford. Their performance at the Stamford JCC provides a wonderful opportunity to connect with Israel through these talented young performers. >More...

Dr. Tarique Perera presents TMS as a groundbreaking alternative for treatment-resistant depression. TMS therapy uses low dose magnetic pulses that specifically target and activate the brain region associated with depression. >More...

Sunday is FUNday at the SM&NC with our popular Sunday Explorers programs! Join us for self-guided crafts, trail walks, live animal visits, garden experiences and more. Each week will have a special theme to help explore all SM&NC has to offer. Members: Free | Non-Members: Free with gate admission. >More...

House Arrest is a group exhibition where artists intentionally challenge assumptions about the comforts of home. The result is a crosscurrent of alternative meanings and meanderings that flip the domestic on its head, exploring the complex relationships between daily life and everyday objects. >More...

Light of the Moon: The Art of Fred Marcellino Saturday, April 7 – Sunday, May 20, Monday - Saturday 9 am - 5 pm; Sundays 11am - 5 pm Fred Marcellino was a prolific “visual communicator” who elevated the medium of illustration to an art form. We showcase the work that took Marcellino to the top of the illustration world >More...

Mickey Hart is best known for his nearly three decades as an integral part of an extraordinary expedition into the soul and spirit of music, disguised as the rock and roll band the Grateful Dead. >More...

Join us for daily activities at 11:30 am and 2 pm celebrating Irish history and culture. Explore castles and make your own, listen to traditional Celtic music and create a replica harp, and listen the story Fiona's Luck by Teresa Bateman and more. >More...

The 2012 Bridgeport Bluefish season runs through September, bringing baseball and family entertainment to Bridgeport. Among the many upcoming features multiplying the fun at Bluefish games: season tickets, group outings, special family events, giveaways, fireworks, birthday parties and summer camps are all available for the 2012 season. >More...

The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will present Reflections on the Titanic, a juried exhibition opening April 26 through June 22, 2012 at 295 West Avenue, Norwalk, CT. An opening reception will be held on April 26 at 5-7 p.m. Reservation required for the reception. Free Admission, Wed.-Sun. 12-4 p.m. >More...

Cruise out for close encounters with crabs, fish, lobsters and always a few surprises when you come aboard the research vessel Oceanic for The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk’s Marine Life Study Cruises. April 28 – June 30: at 1 p.m. Saturdays. July & August: at 1 p.m. daily. >More...

Early Women Artists of Silvermine, a new exhibit in the Silvermine Room at the Historical Society, features the art of artists such as Helen Hamilton, Dorothy Byard, Clara Davidson and among others who were part of the beginning of the Silvermine Group of Artists. The exhibit opens on April 28th and will remain on view until August 31, 2012. Tuesday - Friday 9:30 - 4:30 and Saturday 9:30 - 12:30. >More...

Enter a dark and beguiling world of fairy tales, where the essential stories of youth are freshly revealed in all their sinewy complexity in this 25th anniversary revival. >More...

This May, the Geary Gallery of Darien proudly presents “My Life’s Passion: The Paintings of Mireille Duchesne” featuring the dazzling work of Golden’s Bridge, NY resident, Mireille Duchesne. The exhibit runs from May 1- May 31. >More...

Works by Fairfield Artist Elisa Khachian will be on exhibit May 1st-28th at the Fairfield University Bookstore in downtown Fairfield. Her series of Cakes and Aprons is dedicated to mothers everywhere. Her main medium is watercolor--an invitation to spontaneous expression. >More...

Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is pleased to announce its Evening Lecture Series schedule. Sponsored by the Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Volunteer Association, all lectures will take place at 7:00 pm in the Hanson Exploration Station and refreshments will be served. >More...

Fairfield University’s Bellarmine Museum of Art will explore this fascinating subject in its new exhibition, "Immortality of the Spirit: Chinese Art from the Han and Tang Dynasties," which features thirteen pottery funerary objects from the Han (206 BCE - 220 CE) and Tang (618 - 907 CE) Imperial dynasties. >More...

For more than 30 years, Ernest Thompson's masterpiece, On Golden Pond, has entertained millions around the world on stage and on film, and now, area residents can enjoy this charming story of love and reconciliation in Curtain Call's Dressing Room Theatre, playing May 4 through 20. >More...

For more than 30 years, Ernest Thompson's masterpiece, On Golden Pond, has entertained millions around the world on stage and on film, and now, area residents can enjoy this charming story of love and reconciliation in Curtain Call's Dressing Room Theatre, playing May 4 through 20. >More...

Les Beaux Arts Gallery welcomes Hazel Jarvis, for a solo exhibition of her most recent paintings, “View From Above,” opening on Sunday, May 6 and running through Thursday, June 21. This modernist art exhibit pays homage to the influence of the artist’s most personal inspiration, her home and studio on the Mianus River, and to her recent travels in the American Southwest. >More...

May 9th through June 9th, 2012 90th Anniversary Exhibition: A Celebration of the Silvermine Guild of Artists In honor of the 90th anniversary celebration of the Silvermine Arts Center, there will be a special exhibition featuring current Guild Artist members. >More...

The First Annual Sculpture Exhibit and Culture Fest with works on display by locally, nationally and internationally recognized sculptors. This fun-filled cultural event will also include an artist walk and talk, musical entertainment performed by Broadway stars and jazz musicians and more. Sat & Sun May 11 - June 17. >More...

Square One Theatre concludes its 22nd Anniversary Season with the hilarious comedy The Good Doctor by Neil Simon, one of the most popular playwrights of all time. Derived from a collection of delightfully comic and enchanting vignettes by Anton Chekhov, The Good Doctor offers audiences a warm and wise theatrical outing that appeals to the head, the heart and the funnybone. >More...

The New England Culinary Group, along with Stamford Magazine, gears up for a week-long celebration of dining in Stamford In addition to prix fixe meals, many of the restaurants will instead feature special offers throughout the entire week, enticing customers, old and new, to visit restaurants throughout this great city. >More...

The Norwalk Parking Authority presents another Art in Parking Places with The Senses of SoNo, Anatomy of a Bustling Hub at the Maritime Garage Gallery. Senses of SoNo features works of all media from selected artists themed on a variation of the traditional five senses. >More...

Standing 6 feet 8 ½ inches tall – this comedy giant is bringing his hilarious stand-up routine back to the Playhouse! This performance will contain adult themed R-rated material and is not suited for minors or sensitive individuals. >More...

Join Kaia Yoga, Beryl Bender Birch, Seane Corn and Cyndi Lee for an evening to raise money and awareness for the Give Back Yoga Foundation and it's work with Yoga for Veterans. The event will include 108 sun salutations, panel discussion, silent auction and cocktail reception. Tickets will be available for one or all portions of the event. >More...

The 16th Annual RFRRealty 5K Run/Walk is Thursday, May 17, 2012. All proceeds benefit The Boys & Girls Club of Stamford. The RFR Run Media Sponsor is Stamford Plus Magazine. Almost 2,000 participants from area corporations will enjoy this annual Run/Walk which begins and ends at the corner of Atlantic and Tresser in Stamford. >More...

Shop at Chico’s in Fairfield on Thursday, May 17th to support the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. Call (203) 254-0666 to reserve a complimentary personal appointment to shop with one of our Style Experts and Chico’s will donate 10% of your sale proceeds to our local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. >More...

A cast of over 30 singers and musicians from CT Playmakers entertain audiences with a musical revue featuring hit songs and vignettes from the classic shows of South Pacific, Oklahoma!, The King and I, The Sound of Music, Cinderella, and Carousel. >More...

This Friday, May 18 join us for 'The City Dark’ – a film about light, health, and the human connection to the stars 7:00-9:00 pm @ Audubon Greenwich. With special guest, Richard Stevens, a research epidemiologist who will explain research into how light relates to breast and other cancers. >More...

This Friday, May 18 join us for 'The City Dark’ – a film about light, health, and the human connection to the stars 7:00-9:00 pm @ Audubon Greenwich. With special guest, Richard Stevens, a research epidemiologist who will explain research into how light relates to breast and other cancers. >More...

The Norwalk-Wilton Tree Festival returns to Cranbury Park on the border between the two communities May 19 with a full agenda of family-style activities dedicated to promoting the urban forest, all free of charge--hamburgers, hotdogs, cookies, popcorn and soda included. >More...

"I Hear America Singing" - music of America and by American Composers. Tina Johns Heidrich, Conductor. Accompanied by the Connecticut Master Chorale Orchestra. >More...

The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk opens its backstage spaces for a rare behind-the-scenes tour. Conducted before the Aquarium opens, from 8:15 to 10 a.m., the guided tour offers unique opportunities to see how the animal-husbandry staff meets the varying food and water needs of some 2,000 resident animals. >More...

Aloha! The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is excited to offer a second season of the family-fun, hawaiian-themed Pineapple Classic 5k with obstacles! Run, climb, crawl, and swing to help cure blood cancers. >More...

Southbury Great Strides starts at 9:00 a.m. with sign in, activities for the kids, and an appearance by Valentine the Clown. The walk starts at 10 am and will include a rest stop along the route. Celebration will follow with activities, live music and lunch for all participants. >More...

Join us for a 45-minute Imaginary Musical Adventure -- and see what's in store for the summer! Classes for children ages 1-9, Camp Get Enough Music (ages 4-9), Broadway Bound Music Theater Camp (ages 6-14) >More...

This new special exhibit is a playful, multisensory exploration of sound and interactive entertainment for the whole family. Utilizing extraordinary JBL technology, the exhibit features the dynamic Blue Man Group as our guide to the science of sound. On view through Sunday, September 9, 2012. Free with museum admission. >More...

The Fairfield County Duckie Derby is an annual free to attend family fun event scheduled for May 19, 2012. Over 1000 little rubber duckies will be released into the Mill River at 1:30 for a race to the finish line. Large sized rubber ducks will be decorated ahead of time and entered into the "Decorate Me Duck" contest. >More...

Classical chamber music concert featuring performance by Prometheus followed by a wine and cheese reception with the artists. >More...

The Bruce Museum’s 27th Annual Outdoor Crafts Festival takes place on the grounds of the Museum . The Festival features juried exhibitors specializing in ceramics, jewelry, wood, wearable and decorative fiber, metalwork, leather, paper arts and glass, all available for purchase. >More...

Young adults age 14-21 are invited to tour our three sailboats ranging from 28-35' to learn sailing and leadership skills with an experienced and enthusiastic crew. No experience necessary! We sail from May to October every Wed and Sunday. >More...

Celebrate Nature where you live...Help Us Remove Invasive Plants Urban and community forests are closely associated with people and the environment in which we reside. They provide a wide range of economic, environmental and aesthetic benefits to society and greatly improve our quality of life. >More...

It only takes a few opening notes for the iconic Preservation Hall Jazz Band to transport listeners to 1950's New Orleans. With a multigenerational line up that consists of a cross section of seasoned players and younger instrumentalists, the Preservation Hall Jazz band is among the most entertaining and historically exciting bands. >More...

Part ride; part poker; lots of fun! Riders will follow a 50 mile course through the six towns The Center serves, stopping at a designated area in each town. At each stop, riders will be given a playing card, and when they return to the starting point, participants will show their cards: Best hand wins! >More...

Toe-tapping, hum-along melodies! Concert version of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess includes all the best-loved highlights. And the jazzy setting of Shakespearean sonnets by Shearing will become a new favorite. >More...

Sculpture Exhibition: The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum will present Found Outside, six projects by artists working with salvaged materials and reclaimed objects, from May 20 to October 21, 2012. >More...

For more than 20 years, First Night Danbury has provided family friendly entertainments on New Year’s Eve. In celebration and to raise funds to keep the tradition going, entertainers from past First Nights gather at the Palace Danbury on Sun., May 20th for the (Very) Best of First Night, an afternoon of family fun. >More...

The Noroton Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir, directed by Dwayne Condon, will present John Rutter's Requiem and Franz Schubert's Trout Quintet. Josiah Armes will accompany. >More...

Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is proud to invite ALL Bridgeport residents to come to the Zoo for a reduced admission fee of just $5 with proper I.D. Meet and greet with city officials, business and civic leaders, friends, and neighbors during a fun filled day for the whole family. >More...

The Exchange Club of New Canaan, in conjunction with the Silvermine Arts Center, is holding its annual wine tasting fundraiser to benefit children’s causes on behalf of both organizations. The event, to be held at the Silvermine Arts Center will have a fine selection of wines sponsored by the New Canaan Wine Merchants. >More...

Wine tasting: To benefit children's programs on behalf of The Exchange Club of New Canaan and the Silvermine Arts Center. Tour the campus and the 90th Anniversary Exhibition: A Celebration of the Silvermine Guild of Artists . There will be a fine selection of wines, sponsored by New Canaan Wine Merchants and a selection of hors d'oeuvres provided by the Silvermine Market >More...

Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! Beginning May 21st, Music Together of Fairfield County is offering FREE Demonstration classes across six towns! Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! >More...

Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! Beginning May 21st, Music Together of Fairfield County is offering free Demonstration classes across six towns! Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! >More...

The Women's Career Strategies Conference is designed for professional women who are considering a career change, facing a fresh job hunt, or simply trying to get ahead in their current company. >More...

Enjoy an afternoon story in the Heckscher Barn! Then, make the pages from the book come alive with a themed craft and “meet and greet” with one of our nature center or farm animals. Animals will vary each week. >More...

In this workshop, Dr. Flaum will address questions as to the causes of the apparent increase of this phenomenon in society today, as well as what determines who becomes a victim or perpetrator. Free >More...

The Stamford Family YMCA’s 13th annual ‘An Evening with Sports Legends’ gives you the opportunity to rub elbows with a select group of Sports Greats. The evening features, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, silent and live auctions as well as a live Q & A with the athletes. >More...

The Wailers are the most celebrated reggae group in the world and recognized worldwide as the one group still capable of delivering Bob Marley’s message of peace, love and equality. Bob Marley’s message survives, and it is on display every time The Wailers perform. >More...

On Thursday, May 24th, Wholesome Wave will present The Whole Hog at Clarke Showroom in South Norwalk, CT. This local event will raise funds to benefit Wholesome Wave’s programs. Four of Connecticut’s superstar chefs who are passionate about “keepin’ it local” will prepare dishes that highlight their imagination and creativity and definitely deliver on the “wow” factor. >More...

The Who, When, How, and What of obtaining authority to be an oversight caretaker in these vital matters will be explained by Judge David W. Hopper and social workers Clara Loeffel and Tina Corlett of the Conservatorship Committee of the Town of Greenwich Probate Court. >More...

Art About Town brings original, affordable and obtainable artwork to shop and restaurant windows, turning the vibrant Westport shopping district into one continuous gallery to stroll along and enjoy. All works are juried by local experts and will be for sale. >More...

Happening aboard the luxurious one-of-a-kind venue SeaFair, the 228-foot megayacht will return to the Delamar Greenwich Harbor for a 5-day spree of fine art, music, food and festivities, May 24th – 28th. >More...

Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! Beginning May 21st, Music Together of Fairfield County is offering free Demonstration classes across six towns. Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer. >More...

Join NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador Jason Kendall as he talks about the biggest explosions in the universe and amazing and mysterious black holes. We'll hear about how we see these beasts in invisible light with the NuSTAR mission, NASA's next space-based X-Ray telescope. >More...

Special Exhibit: “White Alligator” Open Sat., May 26 – Sept. 3. See a very rare “great white of the wetlands,” an 8-foot white alligator! It may be the rarest live animal you’ll ever see. Of some 5 million or so American alligators thought to be alive, only 44 are white and The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk has one for the summer. >More...

Join us for a 45-minute Imaginary Musical Adventure -- and see what's in store for the summer! Classes for children ages 1-9, Camp Get Enough Music (ages 4-9), Broadway Bound Music Theater Camp (ages 6-14) >More...

Suns of Walrus: "All Things Beatle & British" SHOW is a fun-filled night of songs and rare gems from the British pop era. Suns of Walrus are known for their seamless harmonies, and brilliant musicianship, and high energy shows. >More...

Sunday is FUNday at the SM&NC with our popular Sunday Explorers programs! Join us for self-guided crafts, trail walks, live animal visits, garden experiences and more. Each week will have a special theme to help explore all SM&NC has to offer. >More...

The ninth annual Bridgeport Hospital Home Run, presented by American Medical Response, will take place, rain or shine, on Sunday, May 27, beginning and ending at the Ballpark at Harbor Yard, home of the Bridgeport Bluefish, 500 Main St., Bridgeport. >More...

Kick off the summer with the Single Gourmet - Metro NY, at Bernard's, a beautiful country inn; $70 includes hors d'oeuvres, 3 course dinner, tax and gratuity. Reservations Required >More...

Please join us in our 14th year of food, entertainment, presentations, roundtable discussions and exhibits on recycling, clean and renewable alternative energy choices including affordable solar choices for homes, conservation and our environment. >More...

Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo is celebrating its 90th birthday this year with the '90 Days of Summer," beginning Memorial Day Weekend and ending Labor Day Weekend. Come to the Zoo and enjoy reduced admission, $1 carousel rides, and lots more! A complete calendar of events from mid-May through Labor Day follows. >More...

Dr. Christopher Bogart, Executive Director of The Southfield Center for Development, and David Kucher, Executive Functions Coach and Learning Resources Teacher at New Canaan Country School, will share the pros and cons of the increased role that technology plays in the lives of our children. Parents will learn strategies for setting guidelines for technology use and to model a balance between technology use and other endeavors. >More...

Enjoy an afternoon story in the Heckscher Barn! Then, make the pages from the book come alive with a themed craft and “meet and greet” with one of our nature center or farm animals. Animals will vary each week. >More...

Visit over 75 exhibitors and enjoy complimentary food, wine and other beverages from top restaurants, caterers and grocers at the 2012 Greenwich Chamber of Commerce Business & Culinary Showcase. >More...

Ivan Neville, the son of Aaron Neville and nephew to members of The Neville Brothers, Ivan Neville has released four solo albums and had a Top 40 Billboard hit with "Not Just Another Girl" from his first solo album If My Ancestors Could See Me Now. With Ivan NevilleNick Daniels, Tony Hall, Nikki Glaspie. >More...

Join us for Building with Spirit Wine Tasting to benefit Housatonic Habitat for Humanity Friday June 1, 6-10 pm at Danbury Fair, Center Court, 7 Backus Ave. in Danbury. >More...

One of pop culture's most celebrated teen idols and superstar of stage, screen and the Las Vegas Strip, David Cassidy will be in concert at The Ridgefield Playhouse on Friday, June 1, at 8 p.m. Special guest is Jay Nash. >More...

Weston's Norfield Grange announces its annual, very uncommon, community-wide "tag sale." Come shop for fun, unique, useful, uncommon, zany, most sought after items, or bring and sell your own at this fun yearly fair! >More...

This is an outdoor event which will be held in rear parking lot of Schilo Seventh Day Adventist Church. We anticipate 200+ people The following Health Screenings will be provided: * Cholesterol and Glucose Screenings * Pulmonary Function Tests * Cardiac/Stroke Risk assessments * Blood Pressure Readings * Body Fat Analysis * Hand Hygiene Information on the following will be provided: * Weight Management options * Heart Disease * Diabetes * Chair Massage * Podiatry * Dental Mobile * Stamford Hospital's Mobile Wellness >More...

The 9th annual Westport Youth Film Festival (WYFF) will be held at the Bijou Theatre in downtown Bridgeport. WYFF showcases the art of local, national and international teenage filmmakers. The festival provides significant educational opportunities for the community through panels, speakers and workshops. >More...

Join us for a fantastic, adults-only fundraiser at the Zoo featuring food from local restaurants plus the latest in wine and beer selections. Enjoy a VIP experience that includes a behind-the-scenes tour from 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm for $100 per person. VIP tickets must be purchased in advance. >More...

Bring the family for an old-fashioned Sunday afternoon outing under the big tent with The Town Band. Come enjoy the ice cream and homemade cakesAntique and classic cars will be on parade on the great lawn. Off campus the Little Red Schoolhouse on Carter Street will be open from 1:30 – 3:30 with docents who went to the school who will tell stories of attending this New Canaan treasure. >More...

The Monroe Police Department and the Kimball Group would like to invite you to run, walk, or cheer on participants at Wolfe Park on June 3rd, 2012 and make this year’s 20th Annual “Sprint for Monroe” a great success! >More...

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will once again be the host for an afternoon of wonderful music. On Sunday, June 3rd at 4 pm., the church’s parish hall will reverberate with the dulcet tones of soprano Virginia Barney. She will be singing arias by composers Bizet, Mozart and Wolf. >More...

The Westport Historical Society announces its 21st annual Hidden Garden Tour. Gardens to view include: an intimate, hands-on garden in an arts & crafts home setting; three different gardens on one street vary from hands-on to a more formal English garden, and a large, elegant garden in a Georgia home setting. >More...

The Garden Party includes special performances by the WCYO Symphony Orchestra, String Ensemble and Wind Ensemble, and a closing performance including WCYO alumni. A lovely champagne reception, live and silent auctions take place between performances. This is always a fantastic day of music and fun to which all are invited. >More...

Get a head start on invasive control this year by learning to identify invasives in the early season. This course provides an introduction to about 40 of the most common invasive non-native plants in our local landscapes. >More...

Memorial Golf & Tennis Outing at Rockrimmon Country Club, to benefit the JCC JumpStart program. A fantastic day of golf and tennis. Includes lunch, cocktail hour and awards party. >More...

The Avon Theatre & Lucky's Classic Burger & Malt Shop Present An Evening with Steve Guttenberg 30th Anniversary Screening of Diner. Followed by a Q&A, discussion and book signing of his new book The Guttenberg Bible. >More...

Andrew R. Wilson, Professor of Strategy and Policy at the United States Naval War College will be the keynote speaker at the World Affairs Forum dinner and presentation at the Stamford Yacht Club on June 7 at 7:00 P.M. >More...

In his intimate-one-man show, Lindsey will showcase his distinctive guitar picking style and instantly recognizable voice in his usual awe inspiring form, captivating his audience with songs from his recent album, Seeds We Sow as well as performing a combination of favorites from his previous solo albums, along with a variety of Fleetwood Mac classics. >More...

Art lovers, mark your calendars. June 7-10, 2012, the Community Cooperative Nursery School in Rowayton will be holding its 50th Anniversary Art Show. The little red schoolhouse will once again transform into a high caliber art gallery, featuring a range of works by over 100 artists. >More...

Pat Benatar is a certified rock and roll superstar, a four-time Grammy winner with six platinum and four gold albums to her credit as well as hit singles. Benatar has long been acknowledged as one of the leading female rock vocalists in the industry. >More...

The Bartlett welcomes you to join us for our Spring Fling in the Garden Reception to celebrate our Garden Tour and opening of the “Garden Rooms by Design” Showcase.Attendance includes complimentary admission to the “Garden Rooms by Design” Showcase ( >More...

Enjoy a fun, special evening of Womanologie, The Art and Style of Being a Woman. A portion of the proceeds will benefit EverWonder Children’s Museum, a museum for children to be located in Newtown, CT. >More...

Join BooZoo, the museum’s mascot for childhood literacy, and his furry friends for old-fashioned carnival games, face painting, pet performances, canine cinema and other dog-themed fun that celebrates our relationship with man’s best friend. Dogs are welcome at the event from 10 am to noon for crazy canine awards and dog-friendly games. >More...

The public is invited to a reception at Bruce S.Kershner Gallery in Fairfield Library for "Beyond Reality" on 6/9 from 4:30-6:30 pm, with a talk by the artists at 5:30. The show features the work of Toby Michaels, Andrew Mullen, and John Newcomb, and will run until 7/15. >More...

Bridgeport Hospital’s Norma F. Pfriem Cancer Institute will host Survivor Safari, its fifth annual “Celebrate Life” event, Saturday, June 9, 5:00–7:30 p.m., at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo, 1875 Noble Ave., Bridgeport (rain or shine). >More...

Fun Activities for Children of All Ages: Trucks & Vehicles for Children to Explore and Enjoy Music throughout the day by The Bossy Frog band Bouncy Castles, and more. >More...

Four time Grammy Award winner, as well as winner of 6 Billboard Awards and an Emmy, Arturo Sandoval is one of the world’s most brilliant and prolific jazz trumpet players of our time. >More...

Ridgefield artist Suzanne Benton will be sharing tales and anecdotes from her months in India and Bangladesh in 2011. From the sublime to what some might say the ridiculous, she’ll regale her audience with commentary illustrated with photos of the people, land, and art works she created along the way. >More...

An evening of Wine & Jazz is back at The Ridgefield Playhouse with Arturo Sandoval. Beginning with a tasting of wine & cheese from 109 Cheese & Wine, the evening showcases four-time Grammy® Award winner Arturo Sandoval, one of the world’s most brilliant and prolific jazz trumpet players of our time. >More...

Join us for a fun filled day! Open gym, open field, ice skating, climbing tower, demonstrations, local vendors, giveaways, and more! All voluntary contributions will be donated. >More...

Old Fashioned Strawberry Festival! Come enjoy luscious strawberry shortcakes, chocolate dipped strawberries, cheesecake stuffed strawberries and more! Food, drinks, live music, crafts, kids activites and tons of fun! Rain or shine. >More...

Schedule: 8:30 a.m. Registration Begins Dunkin Donuts and Coffee Putting Green Opens 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Tee Off 2:30 p.m. Lunch Reception/Awards >More...

Based on her National Book Award-winning memoir, The Year of Magical Thinking is a remarkable story of loss, grief, and renewal that explores our capacity to emerge strengthened from even the most shattering of life's trials. >More...

Children and youth are at a higher risk of being affected by media violence. Constant exposure shapes what they perceive to be normal and they think that violence is acceptable, fun and entertaining. Participants will enhance their knowledge about the great impact that media violence has and how it has reached epidemic proportions in society. >More...

Children and youth are at a higher risk of being affected by media violence. Constant exposure shapes what they perceive to be normal and they think that violence is acceptable, fun and entertaining. Participants will enhance their knowledge about the great impact that media violence has and how it has reached epidemic proportions in society. >More...

Enjoy one of Westport’s oldest and best loved family events, Yankee Doodle Fair, June 14 -17. Fair hours are Thursday/Friday 6pm – 10pm. Saturday 1pm – 10pm; Sunday 1pm – 5pm. Fair includes: Carnival Rides, Food Court, Curio Cottage Thrift Shop, Kiddie Games, Face Painting, Sand Art, Raffle, Lucky Prize Drawing and Bake Sale and more. >More...

The Summer Theatre of New Canaan 2012 Theatre Festival in Waveny Park will include mainstage productions of the such Broadway classics as My Fair Lady and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, plus The Wizard of Oz, Pinkalicious, The Musical, Disney’s High School Musical 2, The Stars of Broadway Concert and an additional performance of The Wizard of Oz performed by special needs youngsters mentored by professional actors. >More...

Connecticut's professional regional theatre, The Summer Theatre of New Canaan, presents My Fair Lady, the standard by which all other Broadway shows are measured. Based on Shaw’s play and Pascal's movie "Pygmalion," with book, music and lyrics by Lerner and Loewe. Great family entertainment. >More...

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore Green Fair is an opportunity to advocate for the environment while showcasing products and services. This year we hope to expand to 30 vendors and more than 100 guests. >More...

The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum’s fundraiser is back with a summertime twist! Join artist co-chairs—your hosts for the evening—Josiah McElheny, Julian Opie, Jessica Stockholder, and Rirkrit Tiravanija for a secret art sale and sculpture garden soirée to benefit the Museum’s exhibition and education programs. >More...

Featuring: 
Beethoven Cello Sonata No.3, in A Major, Op. 69, Franck Violin Sonata in A Major, Mendelssohn Piano Trio No.2, in C Minor, Op.66. Light Refreshments following the Concert. >More...

Connecticut's professional regional theatre, The Summer Theatre of New Canaan, presents The Wizard of Oz! This 70-minute adaptation of the classic story has been specifically designed for kids and young families by our Theatre for Young Audience. >More...

Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! Beginning May 21st, Music Together of Fairfield County is offering FREE Demonstration classes across six towns. Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer. >More...

Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! Beginning May 21st, Music Together of Fairfield County is offering free Demonstration classes across six towns. Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer! >More...

Founded in the early 1990s, the alternative rock band experienced meteoric success when they released their album Everything You Want, selling over two million copies. The band went on to garner further radio attention with “You’re a God” (#4 on Billboard’s Adult Chart) and “Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)”. >More...

Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer. Beginning May 21st, Music Together of Fairfield County is offering FREE Demonstration classes across six towns. Nurture your young child’s natural enthusiasm for music and movement this summer. >More...

Grammy Award Winning Singer/Songwriter known for her hits “Sunny Came Home,” “Get Out Of This House,” “These Four Walls” and others will be releasing her newest album All Fall Down on June 5. >More...

Beekeeper, author and founder of Red Bee Honey, Marina Marchese, will present a tour of her Red Bee apiary with an artisanal honey tasting of The Ark of Taste five US honeys in danger of extinction. The tasting of the Ark’s endangered honeys is the first event of its kind in the US. >More...

Featured on Rollingstone.com’s "Coachella 2012: 10 Can't-Miss Acts." - "The Austin, Texas, guitar phenom and singer is as comfortable wailing on straight blues as he is with simmering soul, shifting easily from funk to a fine Stones-y grind on his electric and acoustic guitars. >More...

Join us for the most tragic love story ever told- Romeo and Juliet: Performance begin at 7:30 PM. Patrons are welcome to set out blankets and chairs starting at 4PM. Picnics are gladly welcome! Prior to each show there will be a 20 minute children's pre-show highlighting themes from the production and also an education tent with children's activities. >More...

Celebrate Nature where you live - Help Us Remove Invasive Plants Urban and community forests are closely associated with people and the environment in which we reside. They provide a wide range of economic, environmental and aesthetic benefits to society and greatly improve our quality of life. >More...

The annual Swim Across America Greenwich - Stamford will be held is making a big splash for cancer research, prevention and treatment. Swimmers at any level are invited to participate. Each Swimmer Must Raise a Designated Amount to Participate >More...

Calling all kids! The second annual Stamford KIC IT Kids Triathlon will be held on Saturday, June 30 at Cove Beach in Stamford. Open to children ages 7 to 13, the Stamford KIC IT Kids Triathlon is a fantastic opportunity for youngsters to participate in an enjoyable athletic event that promotes a healthy lifestyle. >More...

With hit songs ”You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling”, “Unchained Melody”, and more, The Righteous Brothers' raw emotional R&B sound created the genre "Blue-Eyed Soul." Combining the density of Phil Spector's "Wall of Sound" production with Bill Medley's deep, rich, powerful baritone created a totally original vibration that still resonates today. >More...

Mingle while enjoying a New England Style Clambake, lively music and dancing. While attending, visit the fantastic Silent Auction and Prize Drawing benefiting Operation Hope. Choice of either Steamed Lobster, Grilled Herb Marinated Chicken, Rib Eye Steak, Grilled Teriyaki Glazed Swordfish or Vegetarian option. >More...

Come participate in the 5th annual Stamford KIC IT Triathlon! The Olympic-distance race is open to triathletes and relay teams of all abilities. Participants will brave the LI Sound for a .9-mile swim, quickly mount their bikes for a 24.8-mile ride through N. Stamford, and then will run through downtown Stamford to complete the 6.2-mile run. >More...

Connecticut’s professional regional theatre, The Theatre for Young Audience at the Summer Theatre of New Canaan, presents Pinkalicious the Musical. When Pinkalicious Pinkerton eats one too many pink cupcakes, she catches a serious case of “Pinkititis” and turns pink from head to toe! >More...

Art Daze III for 11 to 14 year olds! Teens are invited to bring their old athletic sneakers and cleats to give them a new life. Using a variety of art materials, artist Shaun El C. Leonardo will lead participants in redesigning and customizing their sneakers and cleats to better display each individual’s own personality, while learning about how marketing and products affect how we perceive ourselves. >More...

John Mayall will be in concert at The Ridgefield Playhouse on Saturday, July 7, at 8 p.m. He received a Gold Record for his The Turning Point album, which featured “Room To Move”. Special guest is Christopher Robin. >More...

Royal Southern Brotherhood is Cyril Neville, Devon Allman, Mike Zito, Charlie Wooton and Yonrico Scott. This lineup has talent to burn. Before they even hit a chord, RSB has your attention. In the US South, where music is religion, these rock ‘n’ roll bloodlines tower above all others. >More...

Connecticut Free Shakespeare presents outdoor performances of Romeo and Juliet this summer at three locations in Fairfield County CT. CFS Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Ellen Lieberman has crafted a production that is at once understandable, entertaining, vibrant and moving. >More...

Having collaborated with other New Jersey artists such as Steven Van Zandt, Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi, Southside Johnny has a soul all his own! Don’t miss this energetic night of honest-to-goodness pure Rock n' Roll! >More...

Connecticut's professional regional theatre, The Summer Theatre of New Canaan, presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. This Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical is based on the Biblical story of Joseph and his coat of many colors. Great family entertainment! Performances are Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm. Running time is 90 minutes. >More...

America, a perennial classic-rock favorite, is still thrilling audiences with their timeless sound. America is coming to The Ridgefield Playhouse on Sunday, July 15, at 8 p.m. >More...

The stage is set for a battle of wills in a wickedly funny and farcical take on the outer limits of hypocrisy that has entertained audiences for centuries. >More...

Connecticut Free Shakespeare presents outdoor performances of Romeo and Juliet this summer at three locations in Fairfield County CT. CFS Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Ellen Lieberman has crafted a production that is at once understandable, entertaining, vibrant and moving. >More...

“Low Rider,” “Cisco Kid,” “Why Can’t We Be Friends?” “The World is a Ghetto” “Slippin’ into Darkness” “Spill the Wine” WAR’s long-hailed musical virtuosity and influences, which include, jazz, rock, funk, soul, R&B, and Latin, have impacted their fans, as well as other musicians >More...

Direct from Chicago's long running production of “Jersey Boys”, the Broadway smash, John Michael Coppola's solo concert features musical hits from the 1940s through today, songs that Frank Sinatra, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons made popular. >More...

A passionate evening of instrumental storytelling.When performing his own interpretations of Sinatra, or String… Chris Botti sizzles! Since the 2004 Chris Botti has become the largest selling American jazz instrumentalist. Free wine tasting courtesy of No.109 Cheese and Wine &:30 pm in the lobby. >More...

Connecticut Free Shakespeare presents Romeo and Juliet under the stars. CFS Founder and Producing Artistic Director, Ellen Lieberman has crafted a production that is at once understandable, entertaining, vibrant and moving. >More...

From Ohio via NY and CA, Joshua Radin is a uniquely word-of-mouth success story. Radin only started playing music after college at Northwestern University when he moved to NYC, bought a guitar and began learning to play his favorite Beatles and Bob Dylan tunes. With Special Guest Tristan Prettyman. >More...

On Friday, July 27, beginning at 8 p.m., it will be “An evening with Rickie Lee Jones” who will take her audience on an intimate journey, reminiscing, telling tales, jokes and singing those inimitable songs which sit somewhere between jazz, blues, pop and folk. >More...

You’re sure to “have a grape day” at the Fourth Annual Connecticut Wine Festival, which returns to the Goshen Fairgrounds in Connecticut this summer. Featuring fine wines, specialty food vendors, artisans, and live music. >More...

This will be the 37th anniversary of the amazing SoNo Arts Celebration when the streets come alive with performing and visual arts. Add a giant puppet parade, a children's art playground and a vast array of delicious food temptations and you have the Annual Sono Arts Celebration. >More...

Stamford's Big Flea is a HUGE flea market and tag sale fundraiser held once a year, at the end of August. The event benefits the North Stamford Congregational Church and its outreach programs - giving generously to many local organizations and charities. >More...

The bonds between kith and kin are tested in this alternately biting, touching, and hilarious comedy about the constantly shifting nature of the meaning of family. >More...

The abduction of Elizabeth Smart was one of the most followed child abduction cases of our time. zPlease join us to hear this riveting story of survival from the perspective of Elizabeth and her father Ed. To reserve a seat or for corporate sponsorships, please contact Sarah Lubarsky at (203) 334-6154, Ext. 31 or email slubarsky@cwfefc.org. >More...

The market will feature antiques, collectibles, jewelry, household items, furniture, clothing, toys and of course, plenty of bargains. >More...

"Passionate...impeccable...and unequaled point of entry to the riches of a fabulous culture!" —Los Angeles Times >More...

This timeless classic tells the story of a black family in 1950s Southside Chicago, and their quest for a piece of the American Dream. A genuine American masterpiece that is as stirring and powerful today as when it premiered over a half century ago. >More...

One of the greatest percussion ensembles in the world, the Royal Drummers and Dancers of Burundi have performed in the same way for centuries, passing down traditions and techniques from father to son. >More...

This event will be a unique opportunity to meet some of the industry's foremost appraisers and receive an evaluation on a wide range of antiques and collectibles including jewelry, fine art, furniture, books and documents, coins, pottery and China, silverware, sports memorabilia, toys, and more. >More...

Lecturer, author and designer Alex White and Brian Miller, owner and design director of the Brian Miller Design Group, will discuss elements of successful web and graphic design and also talk about their books. >More...

Black-tie cocktails, dinner, dancing, silent auctions, and a Giving Tree will all be included during the 8th annual Dream Ball held at the Tully Health Center in Stamford from 6 p.m.-midnight. >More...

Have you wanted to start composting but are not sure how to begin? Join Ali Beatty & Lisa Quish, Master Composters in Training, and get started this fall! Participants will learn how to build an outdoor compost bin for yard waste and raise a thriving worm bin. >More...

This exhibit will explore the development of the Christmas holiday during the Victorian era in America. It will tell the evolving story of the Christmas tree and its decorations from a small tabletop tree with edibles and handmade ornaments, to lavishly embellished trees that stood on the floor and almost reached the ceiling. >More...

The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum will invite visitors to a festive family event and several hours of entertainment, all in the spirit of an old-fashioned community celebration with music, holiday refreshments, puppets, a Teddy Bear and Doll Victorian Tea and more. >More...