Give you child an unforgettable experience this summer. Check out Fairfield County Online's 2013 Summer Camp Guide. You'll find information about art camps, music camps, sports camps, equestrian, outdoor adventures, performing arts & dance camps, overnight camps and much more! >More...

This extraordinary natural resource is open to the public every day of the year. Every visit offers something new, including ten different walking trails and nine unique gardens. Visitors can enjoy the Silver Educational Center, art exhibits, outdoor summer concerts as well as education classes for adults and children >More...

Enjoy natural beauty and nature programs at this 285-acre sanctuary and Center. They have trails, a lake, ponds, woodlands, meadows, the Byram River, exhibits, a learning center, arts gallery and gift shop. Programs include bird walks, workshops, guided hikes,kids’ programs, festivals, camp and school-related programming. >More...

Calling all kids! The third annual Stamford KIC IT Kids Triathlon to benefit Kids in Crisis will be held on Saturday, June 29 at Cove Beach in Stamford. Open to children ages 6 to 13, the Stamford KIC IT Kids Triathlon is a fantastic opportunity for youngsters to participate in an enjoyable athletic event. >More...

Stanley Meltzoff (1917-2006) called himself a picture maker and fish painter, but he was more than just any fish painter. He was the first artist to realistically portray marlin, bluefish, striped bass and other major game fish species in their natural habitats and is considered the master of the genre. >More...

Stepping Stones will offer free admission to families of children with special needs. This provides families with an opportunity to enjoy the museum's exhibits, mingle with other families and learn with their child in a safe and welcoming environment.. >More...

Check out the upcoming concerts and events offered at the Ridgefield Playhouse. The Playhouse hosts a variety of entertainment events such as the showing of films, plays and musical performances. >More...

There's a lot going on at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo. This wonderful attraction is home to more than 300 animals species. Come learn about many endangered and threatened species, which include the Amur (Siberian) tiger, Andean condor, Ocelot, Red wolf, Maned wolf, and Golden lion tamarin. >More...

Come celebrate the opening of baseball season and "Ball Players" with us on April 6. Ball Players is a solo exhibition of new drawings by Chris Durante of Redding. Durante uses ink and collage elements to express his nearly life-long interest in all things baseball. >More...

Registration has started for our Spring 2013 Pottery 6 and 8-week programs for Adults or Children at all levels. Learn the art of pottery through our ceramic art classes, using the potters wheel and sculpting, in a spacious studio centrally located in Stamford. Also, sign up for our summer camp programs. >More...

Stepping Stones Museum for Children ignites a love of learning through play. With exhibits, performances, workshops, outdoor garden and courtyard play spaces, a cafe and store, and classes – children become wide-eyed with excitement. Step inside our spectacular LEED Gold certified museum and open your world to amazing explorations and discoveries. >More...

The Nurtured Parent Seminar Series is a 3-part educational course provided by a Parenting Expert and Registered Dietitian designed to empower parents to be exceptional role models. It takes nurturing our abilities to tap into our true potential as parents. >More...

From food to fairy tales and Fabergé to pharmacology, Eggs-hibition: Unscrambling Their History explores the evolution of the egg; its prominent inclusion in creation myths worldwide; the complex simplicity of its design; and the characteristics that have inspired artists since the dawn of humankind. >More...

Laser Jam is a multimedia experience featuring some of the hottest chest thumping music from various artists throughout the years, accompanied by 4 state of the art color animation systems. They all come together to offer an unsurpassed 360 degree fun filled experience!!! >More...

JOIN US for the inaugural co-ed softball tournament to benefit The Cancer Support Community of Southern Connecticut (CSC-SCT). The Cancer Support Community of Southern Connecticut (CSC-SCT) is pleased to host its inaugural co-ed softball tournament during the weekend of June 29-30, 2013 in Fairfield. Teams from throughout the state of Connecticut are welcome. >More...

From Italy to America, an exhibition at the Greenwich Historical Society through June 30, combines an installation celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Italian American community in Greenwich, Connecticut, with a complementary exhibition of photographs from the show From Italy to America: The Photographs of Anthony Riccio, organized by the Bellarmine Museum of Art, Fairfield University, Fairfield, Connecticut. >More...

The newest contemporary art exhibition at Franklin Street Works is structured via a string of invitations. Three participants were invited by the art space with the understanding that they, in turn, would ask a collaborator to join them – a framework that encourages improvisation, experimentation and exchange. >More...

Norwalk from the point of view of students involved in the Norwalk Housing Authority’s Learning Center Photography Club will be on display as part of the Norwalk Parking Authority’s Art in Parking Places. The Exhibit includes more than 40 works that explore multiple facets of community life through the eyes of k-7 students. >More...

The 2013 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 2013 season. >More...

This photography exhibit, with its accompanying catalogue and related programming, focuses on critically acclaimed photographer Stanley Greenberg’s quest to walk every street in Manhattan, documenting the typologies – including the interstices – that he encounters as he combs the entire island in search of remnants of a forgotten urban past. >More...

Victorian era gadgets, technologies and breakthroughs will be on display at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum beginning through October 6,2013. What Is It? Technologies and Discoveries of the Victorian Era will engage student and adult audiences in the exploration of mid-to-late 19th century inventions. >More...

Born in Korea in 1919, Po Kim studied art in Tokyo, Japan. He returned to Korea in 1946 to establish the Fine Art Department of Chosun University in Kwangju, Korea, where he was a professor and chairman. In 1955, he came to America on a fellowship at the University of Illinois, moving to New York City two years later. >More...

One hundred years ago in 1913, the profession of dental hygiene was created in the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut. In 2013,Connecticut Dental Hygienists’ Association, Inc. (CDHA) honors this centennial year with many events being held across the state. >More...

ARTWorks Gallery presents "Collective Visions" exhibit, featuring sculpture & drawings by Ginny Awn and photography by Robert Sachs. Opening reception April 23, 2013, 6:30-8:00PM at St. Paul's on the Green in Norwalk. Admission-Free. Show runs through May 28, 2013. >More...

Art called Steampunk that has influenced everything from product design to fashion to fine art will be on display at the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum’s this spring. This design movement features a neo-vintage twist on 19th century industrialized looks and Victorian decorative motifs. >More...

Professional, serious amateur and student photographers are invited to participate in the 5th Annual Juried Photography Exhibition, IMAGES 2013 at the Fairfield Museum. Selected photographs will be exhibited at the Fairfield Museum from April 28 to July 22, 2012. >More...

Sundays, April 28 - May 26, Noon to 4 pm, (no class 5/19) - Come explore the SM&NC! Our popular guided farm and trail programs and animal "meet and greet" return, joined by an all-new "Star Stories" program in our Museum galleries. Stop by the Overbrook Nature Center for self- guided crafts, to visit our animals, or join us for a program. >More...

Curtain Call, Inc., Stamford's longest-running and only not-for-profit, theatre-producing organization, offers creative workshop programs in acting, improv, comedy, dance, musical theatre, on-camera AND MORE for kids, teens and adults! Classes take place after school, evenings and weekends beginning April 29, 2013. >More...

“Kawant Festival – India”, a photography exhibit by Barbara Paul of Westport, CT will be presented at the Fairfield University Bookstore in Fairfield from May 1 through May 31. Photos feature dancers at this unique festival, who present an extraordinary appearance by covering their entire face and body with white circles and who wear tall feathered headdresses. >More...

From May 4th through the 21st, the Doggie Fun Zone returns to the Cassio Pet Resort & Training Center on Route 6 in Newtown, CT. (between exits 8 and 9 off I-84). Great photo opportunities abound while each dog chases an elusive lure down straight-a-ways, around soft corners, jumps over, or crawls under various scaled down obstacles in our enclosed training yard. >More...

Locavores rejoice! Bring your reusable tote bags and join local farms and food producers when the New Canaan Farmers Market returns on Saturday, May 11 from 10AM to 2PM at the Old Center School Parking Lot in New Canaan! Expect to see your favorite farmers and some new faces as well. The farmers market has become a weekly social gathering for friends and families in New Canaan and surrounding communities, as well as visitors from afar. >More...

Celebrate Children's Book Week and the height of spring by sharing some of our favorite stories on the trails. Enjoy a page of a great children's book as you hike along our trails and when you have completed your hike, you've completed the story. This is a unique way to enjoy our trails with your children! >More...

Semi Annual 50 % off Extravaganza Sale! Come and shop to support Make a Home Foundation's mission of serving Veterans and families in need. 56,000 square feet of furniture, household items, collectibles, art, glassware, antiques, toys, baby items and building materials. Thursday May 16th to Sunday May 26th, 9 am to 7 pm. 40 High Bridge Road, Sandy Hook. >More...

Meet the latest additions to our Heckscher Farm family at Spring on the Farm. Watch as our flock of sheep gets its annual shearing and learn about what happens with their wooly coats. See firsthand how to turn wool into felt or yarn, among a variety of other hands-on demonstrations. There will be activities for all ages including storytelling, face painting, crafts, a plant and herb sale, and more. >More...

The Nature Conservancy in Connecticut and Elm Street Books cordially invite you to a conversation and book signing with Mark Tercek, president and CEO of The Nature Conservancy, featuring Mark's new book,"Nature's Fortune: How Business and Society Thrive by Investing in Nature." >More...

Greenwich High School trumpeter Doug Wrotnowski, will play a movement of Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major, as the prelude to the 10:00 a.m. May 19 worship service for Confirmation Sunday at Round Hill Community Church in Greenwich. He will also play the final movement of Kent Kennan’s Trumpet Sonata as the postlude. >More...

Present a concert to benefit Children with Autism. The Fontenay Chamber Players was formed in 2003 and has garnered critical acclaim and raves from audiences and presenters. The group is the ensemble in Residence at The Bartlett Arboretum. The Fontenay Chamber Players was chosen for the artist roster of the CT Commission on Arts and Tourism. The group is named for a French town with a connection to the composer Ravel. >More...

Join us for a lovely evening as we honor the current and future leaders and role models of our communities. The Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce 1st Citizens' Awards Banquet honors one citizen from each Westport and Weston who meet the following criteria: >More...

Parents of teenagers can become anxious about launching their child into the ‘real world’. And there are concerns and challenges around this topic that are specific to boys. What steps can parents take to foster motivation and independence in their sons? >More...

We will visit three of the prettiest and most historic spots in the city: Washington Square with its famous fountain and grand triumphal arch designed by Stanford White; Union Square with its famous equestrian statue of George Washington and the lively Greenmarket; and the serene, seven-acre Madison Square, which sits amid such architectural gems as the Flatiron Building and the Metropolitan Life Insurance building. >More...

Sat, 03/23/2013 - 8:00pm The Guinness Black Lager Rock Series He's played with everyone, he's toured everywhere, he can lead a raucous big band or hold an audience silent >More...

Golf season is almost here, and it’s time for the fourth annual Senior Services of Stamford Charity Golf Outing. Registration is now open for the tournament which will be held on Thursday, May 23 at Sterling Farms Golf Course in Stamford and promises to be one of the finest amateur events of the season. >More...

Manhattan’s hottest male voices will dazzle audiences this May with a lively selection of pop, funk, gospel, jazz, and show tunes. Lucky guests will enjoy contemporary renditions of their favorite show tunes and classic pop songs, and our patrons will meet and mingle with the Boys at our post performance dessert reception. >More...

Join us for a talk with Ishmael Beah, author of A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier. A former child soldier from Sierra Leone, Ishmael Beah moved to the United States in 1998 and graduated from Oberlin College in 1994. He is a member of the Human Rights Watch Children’s Rights Division Advisory Committee and has spoken before the United Nations and the Council on Foreign Relations. >More...

Five Generations of Yankee Ingenuity: The Gault Family, Westport Historical Society's Sheffer Gallery (May 24-Sept. 2). A 19th c. Northern Irish family moves to Westport and launches a horse-drawn hauling service that,150 years of adaptive innovation later, still flourishes as a family-owned energy, stone and development business. >More...

Explore the farm and garden and learn what products come from our local farms through cooking and creative projects. Each week will have a new theme, so join us for one or all. Each week will have a separate theme, so join us for one or all. >More...

Come view one of Connecticut’s most festive parades! After the parade the Fairfield Museum invites the community to continue celebrating the spirit of the day. Bring your family and friends, blankets and picnic baskets and enjoy an afternoon of FREE games and fun for all ages on the Museum’s historic Green! \ >More...

Curtain Call's Summer Youth Theater is seeking young actors entering 4th grade to entering 8th grade for its production of DISNEY'S ALICE IN WONDERLAND, JR. >More...

Collateral Damage by Alice K. Boatwright Winner of the 2013 Bronze Medal for Literary Fiction - Independent Publisher Book Awards. In Collateral Damage, three linked novellas explore the lasting effects of the Vietnam War on people living in its shadow – including both those who fought and those who didn’t. These stories from one of American history’s most divisive eras show us that Vietnam may not be as far behind us as we think. Who goes to war and why – and the consequences for them and the people who love them are issues that we still face today. >More...

Author, journalist and film producer Todd Brewster will discuss Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation. Todd Brewster served as Senior Editorial Producer for ABC News and co-authored three books with the late Peter Jennings: The Century, The Century for Young People, and In Search of America. >More...

Curtain Call's Summer Youth Theater seeks actors and musicians entering high school to age twenty-one for a new, conceptual production of INTO THE WOODS incorporating musicians onstage as part of the story, much like ONCE, AMERICAN IDIOT, and recent revivals of SWEENEY TODD and COMPANY. Actors and musicians will have ample stage time and must be motivated performers. >More...

Jan Jagielo, of the Computer Company, and Lynne Marino, of Merrill Lynch will speak about their experiences in the workplace. Both women are dynamic, entrepreneurial, self-starters who are incredibly successful in their fields. >More...

Zohi Sdom recounts the story of the birth of the Jewish people and the advent of monotheism on the backdrop of the last week in history of the infamous city of Sodom, the entertainment, gambling, sex and corruption capital of biblical times. A close look will reveal that the biblical reality is no different than our reality in 21st century Israel. >More...

Each Year Stamford Downtown hosts a distinguished outdoor sculpture exhibit designed to attract both local and regional audiences. Art in Public Places features sculptures lining the sidewalks and parks of the Downtown as well as the Stamford Town Center >More...

Visit our farmers' market with vendors offering the freshest fruits, vegetables, flowers, baked goods and more! Straight from the farm and right to your home. >More...

ECAD’s fabulous friend and fundraising event will take place on Saturday, June 1 at a waterfront estate in Riverside CT. ECAD, Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities, has had two previous and highly successful DHBT events in the Greenwich area. An alfresco barbeque buffet supper will be served. >More...

After much anticipation, Ives Concert Park has announced the first five artists slated to perform in its 2013 Summer Concert Series. The venue, located on the Western Connecticut State University Westside campus, 43 Lake Ave. Extension in Danbury, has featured a wide variety of performers representing all eras and genres of music for nearly 40 years. Now, thanks to a new partnership with New York-based promoter The Bowery Presents, the summer line-up is starting to take shape. >More...

From Farm to Canvas is a unique exhibit featuring agrarian and nature-themed artwork created on location. Also included are a silent auction, raffles, art demonstrations and workshops. New Pond Farm is a beautiful working dairy farm and environmental education center in Redding, CT whose mission is to connect people to the land. >More...

Pop Shop Market will be popping up on June 1, 2013 from 9-3 at the Fairfield Theatre Company’s (FTC) warehouse and parking lot. PopShop Market is a European-style open-air pop up market that will feature 50-top curated vendors of antique and repurposed furniture, artwork, beauty products, jewelry, and clothing by local artists, designers and merchants. >More...

Come see some of the world's finest canine athletes in a jaw-dropping lawn show to launch the summer season and Pequot Library's "Dig Into Reading" program. This team of Mutts, all adopted from shelters, will astound and entertain you with their tricks, stunts and athleticism. Watch them up close as they flip and fly to snatch those airborn Frisbees. >More...

"THE SUNS" consortium of magical musicians will feature; MATTHEW DETROY on keyboards & vocals DAVID WEBSTER on Lead guitar & vocals DON MULVANEY on Drums & vocals JOHN KONYA on Bass PHILIP DICOSTANZO on Rhythm guitar & vocals. JOIN US for a Fun-filled night of rare gems & classic tunes from The BEATLES and the Brit Pop era. >More...

Auditions for the second annual Darien’s Got Talent will take place on Saturday and Sunday, June 1 and 2, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Darien Town Hall Auditorium, 2 Renshaw Road (just off the Boston Post Road) in Darien, CT. Talent must have some connection to Darien. Register at dariensgottalent.net by May 23, 2013. >More...

Enjoy docent-led tours of the 1750 Ogden House and see how people lived in the 18th century. The house is furnished with period objects including textiles and fine pieces of furniture with Fairfield provenance. >More...

Seabury Academy of Music and the Arts presents a Spring Concert, performed by the St. Paul’s Choristers and Friends. The program will include sacred anthems, solos, arias, show tunes… including selections from Les Miserables! The concert is free. Donations are gladly accepted to benefit the Choristers UK 2013 trip fund. >More...

Don’t let the tide take you by surprise. Inventor Alan Winick’s whimsical “tidepieces,” which will be on sale Sunday, June 2, during the Westport Historical Society’s 22nd annual “Hidden Garden Tour” celebration, will keep you apprised of the daily ebb and flow. >More...

Outing at Rockrimmon Country Club. Now in its 20th year, proceeds from the outing go to support the JumpStart program at the JCC, a unique and progressive early childhood program for two- and three-year-olds with a full range of special needs. A fantastic day of golf and tennis. includes lunch, cocktail hour and an awards party. >More...

A film based on the ground-breaking book by award-winning journalist and Democracy Now! Co-host Juan Gonzalez. Featuring real life stories and rare archival footage, the HARVEST OF EMPIRE examines the political events, social conditions, and U.S. government actions that led millions of Latino families to leave their homelands in an unprecedented wave of migration over the past six decades. >More...

Art lovers, mark your calendars. June 6-9, 2013, the Community Cooperative Nursery School in Rowayton will be holding its 51st Annual Art Show. The little red schoolhouse will once again transform into a high caliber art gallery, featuring a range of works by approximately 100 artists. >More...

Fairfield County's only outdoor antique and vintage market has returned for its 2nd season -  June 2 & 23 July 7th & 21 August 4 & 18th. Over 50 top notch dealers selling merchandise covering every genre, period and style of antiques and vintage merchandise. Lots of free parking, located directly off exit 17 on I95. >More...

The World Affairs Forum will hold the Wilbur Miller Annual Meeting and Dinner for members and guests at the Sheraton Hotel in Stamford on June 6, 2013. The keynote speaker will be Ambassador Sallama Shaker, Former Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt, who will present on “Reconfiguring the Middle East”. >More...

A 3 day Feast featuring delicious italian food and family friendly fun. We have Rides,games, entertainment,a raffle. We are famous for our Pizza Fritta, porchetta and liver, bacon and onion grinders. >More...

Dr. Brian Vaughn and Dr. Jigar Gandhi of Vaughn Family Dentistry and Dr. Salvatore Florio of The Facial Surgery Center in Trumbull will be offering free dental exams, x-rays, extractions and simple dental treatments on Friday, June 7th, 2013 from 7:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m. >More...

The Fairfield Museum is participating in Open House Day -- a statewide celebration of Connecticut’s fascinating world of art, history and tourism. The Fairfield Museum and History Center and The Ogden House will offer free admission and a variety of activities for all ages. >More...

It's time to take charge of your health. Come to the Health Wellness & Sports Expo 2013 on Saturday, June 8 and Sunday, June 9, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Sport & Wellness, a 75,000- square-foot, state-of-the- art tennis and fitness facility at 17-27 Starr Road in Danbury, Connecticut. Admission is free. >More...

"Nearly Forgotten" is a solo exhibition of black and white photographs by Catherine Vanaria. Catherine Vanaria has been photographing hats in the collection of the Danbury Museum and Historical Society since 2011. Vanaria's hat photographs are softly focused, and are carbon pigment printed on rice paper, making them look solid, but ethereal. The hats serve not just as artifacts, but as documents of the eras from which they originated. >More...

Join us for a fabulous night of great food from local vendors and spirits from around the world and close to home. There will be great live music, an amazing silent auction, and much more! Hosted by Wine Emporium of Shelton. $50 each for groups of four or more; $55 for individual tickets; $60 at the door (if available). >More...

The Gallaher Mansion and the Carriage House Arts Center will participate in the eighth Annual Connecticut Open House Day on June 8, when visitors, for the first time, will be able to tour the historic mansion in Cranbury Park. Tours will include a special exhibit of the estate history, Gallaher Mansion and its historic architectural details. >More...

The Student Exhibition showcases the artistic achievements of the Silvermine School of Art students of all ages, from youth to adult. Awards are given in Adult, Youth and Junior Artist categories for painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, sculpture, ceramics and silversmithing/jewelry design. >More...

Rizzuto’s, located in the Saugatuck community of Westport, CT, has teamed up with The Ferrari Club of America and FIAT of Larchmont for a day-long event filled with Italian food, wine, and cars. The event takes place during the Formula 1 Grand Prix Du Canada race, which will be shown on 2 large screen HD TVs. >More...

Join us in New CANINE for a FREE family festival for dog lovers. Scavenger Hunt, Demonstrations, Exhibits, Photo Booth AND MORE! To benefit PAWS. >More...

Scenic Memories; works by Liana Moonie; May 19 - June 30, 2013. Opening reception Sunday, May 19, noon to four p.m. Gallery Walk & Talk Sunday, June 9, noon. No charge. Gallery hours by appointment. PMW Gallery, 530 Roxbury Road, Stamford. >More...

Meet Steve Berry, New York Times and # 1 internationally bestselling author at The King's Deception Tour Reception & Book Signing at the Fairfield Public Library 10th Anniversary Celebration. >More...

Wine, Women & Wisdom: Wednesday, June 12th, at Arezzo Ristorante, 5 Riverside Avenue, Westport. Wine & lite dinner begins at 5:30pm. Adultery, anger, family, forgiveness, humor, love, lust, tradegy and joy are part of the intimate conversation between Lee Woodruff, author of In an Instant and Those We Love Most and Ann Leary, author of The Good House. >More...

Shakespeare on the Sound will present William Shakespeare's AS YOU LIKE IT, a comedy of intertwined plots; a liberating story about transformation and a favorite among audiences. This professional production will be enjoyed by the entire family, set in the present time, with an original musical score and in the beautiful setting of Pinkney Park in Rowyaton, CT. >More...

Join us for an Author Talk with Cathryn Prince who will discuss her latest book Death in the Baltic: The Sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff. >More...

Enjoy one of Westport’s oldest and best loved family events, Yankee Doodle Fair, June 13-16. Fair hours are Thursday/Friday 6pm – 10pm. Saturday 1pm – 10pm; Sunday 1pm – 5pm. Fair includes: Carnival Rides, International Food Court, Curio Cottage Thrift Shop, Face Painting, Sand Art, Raffle, Lucky Prize Drawing and Bake Sale and vendors in air conditioned auditorium. >More...

Join Inspirica for an hors d'oeuvres supper, cocktails and live music to celebrate all that the organization has accomplished with the help of its supporters and community partners. >More...

The Sarcoma Foundation of America is sponsoring an awareness campaign. This year we will be honoring Brandon Z. a 15 year old young man who has been diagnosed with rhabdomysarcoma. Dr. Debra Simons will be speaking at this event. Dr. Simons is a 7 year Sarcoma survivor. >More...

Learn the fascinating colonial history of Fairfield, including the establishment of the town’s original “four squares” in 1639 and the historic British invasion that took place in 1779. Learn about the “witch dunking experiment” at Edward’s Pond, the legacy of the Sun Tavern and more. >More...

Over 700 NFCAR Realtors from throughout the region collecting thousands of items from the communities they serve. PLUS hundreds of items from Housatonic Habitat's ReStore. Bargains Galore >More...

Over a dozen community organizations are hosting this event in Bridgeport. With day-long workshops and over 30 exhibits from lenders, homeownership counselors, insurance and real estate agents, this is a great opportunity to take the first step on the path to owning your own home. >More...

On Saturday, June 15, 2013 from 12:00noon-3:00pm, author Javier Robayo will meet and greet customers at the downtown Fairfield University Bookstore, 1499 Post Road, Fairfield, CT 06824 (203) 255-7756 and sign copies of his new novel My Two Flags…a classic immigrants’ tale twenty years in the making. >More...

Nature lovers and kayaking enthusiasts are invited to join the Greenwich Land Trust for a unique and exciting outdoor adventure! On Saturday June 15th, paddle into GLT’s Annual Family Kayak Trip. Come explore the beautiful scenery and abundant wildlife of Greenwich’s off-shore gems – Shell and Calf Islands. >More...

Live music from national and regional headliners, which attracts after work crowds and families. Thursday nights in Columbus Park have become a ritual in Stamford Downtown with great music, great dancing and great times! (No concert July 4) >More...

Join Temple Shalom for “Shabbat on the Sound" at Pinkney Park. The event features a family Shabbat Service, Bagel Buffet, Kid's Activities and Fun in the Sun. Bring beach chairs and blankets and look for the blue and white balloons. >More...

Curtain Call’s Summerstock Programs offer fun, creative and challenging full-day curriculums for ages eleven through sixteen. Our intensive programs focus on acting, improv, musical theatre and Shakespeare, while creating a safe and comfortable environment that promotes confidence and social development. >More...

Notre Dame High School - Fairfield will be hosting its annual Lancer Open - In Memory of Bob Shea on Monday, June 24th at the Redding Country Club in Redding, CT. Entry Fee is $200 per player and $800 per foursome. This includes 18 holes of golf (scramble format) with cart, on-course cold beverages, tournament gifts and raffle prizes, BBQ lunch, silent auction and more. >More...

Stroll back in time in this walking tour exploring the history and events surrounding the attack on Fairfield by the British on July 7, 1779. View significant sites on the historic Town Green and listen to first-person accounts read by costumed interpreters. >More...

Two bartenders try to achieve their dreams through bartending. An injured Marine turns his goals to becoming a principal bartender at the best cocktail bar in the world. A young man leaves his white-collar job to buy the corner bar in his hometown years later he struggles to keep afloat. Hey Bartender is the story of the rebirth of the bartender and the comeback of the cocktail. >More...

Learn the fascinating colonial history of Fairfield, including the establishment of the town’s original “four squares” in 1639 and the historic British invasion that took place in 1779. Learn about the “witch dunking experiment” at Edward’s Pond, the legacy of the Sun Tavern and more. >More...

Curtain Call’s Summerstock Junior Program offers fun, creative and challenging full-day curriculums for ages six through eleven. Our programs offer a safe and comfortable environment that promotes confidence and social development. >More...

For students entering Grades 6-9 - This program is perfect for any child with a fascination for the diversity of life on Earth, an interest in animal husbandry, or in future careers in veterinary science, education or other zoology related subjects. With our ever-growing collection of rescued and adopted animals, children will have access to an amazing assemblage of creatures, representing diverse species and ecosystems. >More...

An exciting collaboration of works by three dimensional painting pioneer Charles Hinman and Master Printer Gary Lichtenstein. A working relationship which began in 2011, this latest body of work continues their exploration into translating the visual vocabulary of Hinman’s signature hard-edged shaped canvas into the realm of prints. >More...

A constructed environment that the artist calls ‘considered hanging’ where viewers can visually and physically traverse his works. Durante continually explores and blurs the lines between mediums and artistic genres. Using a combination of paintings, drawings, graffiti, found objects and other materials, he creates a space that furthers his exploration of boundaries into a visual experience where views can explore ideas. >More...

Learn the fascinating colonial history of Fairfield, including the establishment of the town’s original “four squares” in 1639 and the historic British invasion that took place in 1779. Learn about the “witch dunking experiment” at Edward’s Pond, the legacy of the Sun Tavern and more. >More...