Trackside, Teen Center of Wilton

Calling all teens with green thumbs!! The FREE <a href="https://www.trackside.org/green-teens.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Green Teens youth gardening program</a>’s summer session begins Monday, June 24, from 9-11 AM at Trackside Teen Center. All rising middle and high school students are welcome. No gardening experience is necessary – just an interest in nature and in helping others, as the program is rooted (no pun intended!) in community service. The program will be held on most Mondays throughout the summer from 9-11 AM at Trackside. 
An initiative of Wilton Garden Club (WGC) and Trackside Teen Center, Green Teens is led by experienced WGC gardeners. Its participants engage in hands-on activities like designing garden beds, planting, maintaining, harvesting as well as learning how to cook with the produce grown in their gardens. They also hear from occasional guest speakers and make creative garden art projects. From last year’s growing season, Green Teens donated 232 pounds of fresh, organic produce to the Wilton Food Pantry and 100 floral arrangements to the Wilton Senior Center and Wilton Commons, all from the gardens they tended. 
“Our hope with Green Teens is to get more young people involved with creating and maintaining vegetable gardens, to teach them about the importance of healthy foods, and to give back to the community,” Laurie Musilli, co-chair of WGC’s youth gardening committee, said. “There’s something in this program for everyone.”
To register, visit the <a href="https://www.trackside.org/green-teens.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trackside Teen Center website</a> or contact Laurie Musilli at <a href="mailto:dljamus@hotmail.com">dljamus@hotmail.com</a>. Sign-ups are welcome at any time; registration is ongoing.

Local Event: FREE Youth Gardening Program at Trackside Teen Center

Wilton

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FREE Youth Gardening Program at Trackside Teen...

Monday August 19, 2024: Calling all teens with green thumbs!! The FREE Green Teens youth gardening program’s summer session begins Monday,...

FREE Youth Gardening Program at Trackside Teen Center

Sacred Heart University Discovery Science Center and Planetarium

Join NASA Astronaut Col. Cady Coleman LIVE at Discovery for a special conversation with the INTUITIVE Planetarium at the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. 

From the Space and Rocket Center: "Celebrate 25 years of X-ray science with the Chandra X-ray Observatory! NASA’s flagship X-ray space telescope has transformed our understanding of high energy astrophysics over the last quarter of a century. Explore Chandra’s beautiful imagery and science highlights with Shuttle Commander Col. Eileen Collins, Dr. Jessica Gaskin and Dr. Steven Ehlert."

7:00pm - VIP Reception and book signing with light refreshments (VIP passes include a copy of Col. Coleman's book, Sharing Space: An Astronaut's Guide to Mission, Wonder, and Making Change)
7:30pm - General arrival
8:00pm - Live Conversation with INTUITIVE Planetarium
8:45pm - Intermission
9:00pm - Q&amp;A with Col. Coleman
9:15pm - Additional photo opportunities and book signing with Col. Coleman

Please note, while this is a family-friendly event, we recommend that attendees be 6 years of age or older. Additional signed copies of Col. Coleman's book will be available at the event while supplies last. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. For accessibility questions, please <a target="_blank" href="https://mailto:tbarnes@shudiscovery.org/" data-uw-rm-brl="PR" data-uw-original-href="http://mailto:tbarnes@shudiscovery.org/" aria-label="contact us - open in a new tab" data-uw-rm-ext-link="" uw-rm-external-link-id="http://mailto:tbarnes@shudiscovery.org/$contactus" rel="nofollow">contact us</a>.

Local Event: Celebrate Chandra's 25th Anniversary - Live

Fairfield

Celebrate Chandra's 25th Anniversary - Live

Friday August 23, 2024: Join NASA Astronaut Col. Cady Coleman LIVE at Discovery for a special conversation with the INTUITIVE Planetarium at...

Wilton Town Track/WIlton High School

5K RUN and KIDS FUN RUN&nbsp;to Support&nbsp;&nbsp;“Back the Track” 

Saturday, August 24, 9:00 AM Start 







Prizes for winners and&nbsp;tee shirt for all of those who pre-register online. 











All proceeds from this event go to support the rebuild of the Wilton Town Track!!!! 







Register or donate on link below!





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Local Event: Back the Track Trot 5K Fundraiser- Help Rebuild the Track!

Back the Track Trot 5K Fundraiser- Help Rebuild...

Saturday August 24, 2024: 5K RUN and KIDS FUN RUN&nbsp;to Support&nbsp;&nbsp;“Back the Track”

Saturday, August 24, 9:00 AM Start







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Back the Track Trot 5K Fundraiser- Help Rebuild the Track!

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The heaviest catch wins $25,000 but there are other chances to win cash and prizes totaling $40,000!
A $25,000 Grand Prize for the heaviest Bluefish caught, plus over another $15,000 in cash prizes for runners up and various port winners, including a prize for Under 18 contestants, $1,000 to the heaviest Bluefish caught by a contestant under 18 years old, powered by <a href="https://bridgeportharbormarina.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Bridgeport Harbor Marina</a>.
Once you’re registered, catch the heaviest bluefish in Long Island Sound to take home the cash!
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The fishing tournament is open to all and kids are encouraged to fish as well!
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Local Event: WICC Surfside Hotel Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth

Bridgeport

WICC Surfside Hotel Greatest Bluefish...

Saturday August 24, 2024: The WICC Surfside Hotel Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth is happening Saturday, August 24 and Sunday, August 25...

WICC Surfside Hotel Greatest Bluefish Tournament on Earth

The Persnickety Bride Store

Attention CT and NY Brides and of course Moms and Friends that read The Patch!!&nbsp;
We're hosting a Lea Ann Belter Trunk Show starting August 16th through August 26th (or as soon as the gowns arrive). Enjoy 10% off all Lea Ann Belter dresses during this exclusive event!
Lea Ann Belter’s gowns are crafted for the classic bride who values luxurious fabrics and meticulous craftsmanship. Made with 100% silk, organza, mikado, and French lace, these dresses are custom measured to fit you as perfectly as possible (you'll still need a seamstress for minor adjustments).
Based in Toronto, Canada, these exquisite gowns range from $2,800 to $6,000. Don't miss your chance to own a beautifully custom-measured dress!
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Local Event: Lea-Ann Belter Custom Measured Classic Wedding Dress Trunk Show

Newtown

Lea-Ann Belter Custom Measured Classic Wedding...

Saturday August 24, 2024: Attention CT and NY Brides and of course Moms and Friends that read The Patch!!&nbsp;
We're hosting a Lea Ann Belter...

Lea-Ann Belter Custom Measured Classic Wedding Dress Trunk Show

<blockquote><blockquote>The 92nd Cannon Grange Agricultural Fair and Exposition Sunday August 24, 202410am-4pmRain or Shine Join us and experience the revitalized charm of the classic Agricultural Fair at the historic Cannon Grange, where tradition meets modern vibrancy. This delightful event will feature a variety of artisans and vendors offering their unique products, accompanied by live music headlined by the captivating Indie performance artist D’Pew. Throughout the day, engaging speakers and demonstrations will provide insight and inspiration across the fairground. While inside the historic Cannon Grange Hall, you’ll be treated to stunning displays of horticulture, hand-crafts, photography, and baking. Poultry, waterfowl, and rabbits will also be exhibited. The competition for the coveted Blue Ribbon adds an extra layer of excitement to this charming and encouraging community gathering. More Info can be found at: <a href="https://cannongrange.org/" target="_blank" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://cannongrange.org/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1723946597155000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0XsQdirpaRjpf1p4dNhWTV" rel="nofollow">https://cannongrange.org</a> Parking is located at the Cannondale Train Station. Concessions are available. Rain or Shine Competition Entry Deadline's and Information on exhibiting can be found online at <a href="https://cannongrange.org/the-cannon-grange-agricultural-fair/how-to-submit-your-entrys-to-the-fair/" target="_blank" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://cannongrange.org/the-cannon-grange-agricultural-fair/how-to-submit-your-entrys-to-the-fair/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1723946597155000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0e6gPmNPSecCJrwbvGBTLb" rel="nofollow">https://cannongrange.org/the-cannon-grange-agricultural-fair/how-to-submit-your-entrys-to-the-fair/</a> </blockquote></blockquote>

Local Event: 92 Anniversary Cannon Grange Agricultural Fair & Exposition

92 Anniversary Cannon Grange Agricultural Fair...

Sunday August 25, 2024: The 92nd Cannon Grange Agricultural Fair and ExpositionSunday August 24, 202410am-4pmRain or ShineJoin us and...

92 Anniversary Cannon Grange Agricultural Fair & Exposition

Ridgefield Library

A fur-tastic animal resource center is coming to Fairfield County in 2025, and you will want to be part of the pack!
Join an informal info session on Thursday, September 5th from 6:00 – 7:00 PM at the Ridgefield Library (472 Main Street, Ridgefield, CT) to get the inside scoop on this paws-itively heartwarming project. Get all the details on the public low-cost vet clinic, pet food pantry, and more programs changing local pets’ lives and the families who love them. Even sneak a peek at the building plans and design — think spacious play areas, comfy napping nooks, and outdoor playscapes where pets can run, play, and live their best lives.
Learn about the CT Humane Society and volunteer opportunities, or simply share a vision for a more humane community! Hand in paw with this animal resource center, making a difference for pets in need. Mark your calendars and get ready to unleash your passion — this meet-up will be a total tail-wagger!
Please RSVP to Kayleigh at <a href="mailto:kshettleworth@cthumane.org">kshettleworth@cthumane.org</a> or 860-594-4502 ext. 6307. For more information about the project, visit <a href="https://cthumane.org/Wilton" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">CThumane.org/Wilton</a>. 
There is no cost to attend and you will not be solicited. This event is not sponsored by the Ridgefield Library.

Local Event: CT Humane Society Animal Resource Center Info Session

Ridgefield

CT Humane Society Animal Resource Center Info...

Thursday September 5, 2024: A fur-tastic animal resource center is coming to Fairfield County in 2025, and you will want to be part of the...

CT Humane Society Animal Resource Center Info Session

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COME AND EXPLORE THE WILTON ENCORE CLUB!
The Wilton Encore Club will be hosting a "get to know us" coffee on Friday, September 6th, 2024. 
The Wilton Encore Club was formed in 1970 by a group of women who were graduates of the Wilton Newcomers Club. They formed the Club in order to continue the wonderful social activities they enjoyed as members of the Newcomers Club. Many of the original activities were carried over from the Newcomers. As interests have changed, activities changed accordingly.
Encore was originally started in the spirit of fun and friendship and included commitment to community. These are still the hallmarks of the Wilton Encore Club, now in its 54th year. Members mostly come from Wilton but many surrounding towns are well represented.
Fun and friendship are still the primary cores for Wilton Encore Club members. You are most welcome to join and we’d love to get to know you and your interests. Check out our website, <a href="https://www.wiltonencoreclub.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.wiltonencoreclub.org/</a> and join us for coffee!
If you wish to attend the coffee, please contact us at info@wiltonencoreclub.org

Local Event: Wilton Encore Club New Member coffee

Wilton Encore Club New Member coffee

Friday September 6, 2024: 

COME AND EXPLORE THE WILTON ENCORE CLUB!
The Wilton Encore Club will be hosting a "get to know us" coffee on...

Wilton Historical Society

What do you want to be when you grow up? Today’s job market gives Wiltonians a wide range of fields to choose from, but what was it like for the town’s residents 250 years ago? What career opportunities did colonial-era residents have? What were their daily tasks? Saturday, September 7th from 1pm to 3pm, is your opportunity to find out!
At the Colonial Jobs Fair, visitors can learn about the jobs and chores of Wilton’s historic workers, as well as take the opportunity to try some themselves! Wander the campus of the Wilton Historical Society and speak to knowledgeable docents about typical 18th century jobs like blacksmith or woodworker, as well as work to make clothing done by Wilton’s earliest Indigenous residents. Visitors can try their hand at the typical tasks of running a colonial farm, like flax-breaking, laundry, and hearth cooking.
<h3>The Colonial Jobs Fair is an open house event. The Society’s newest exhibition Wilton Works will be free and open to all visitors. Event is free – a suggested donation of $5 per person is greatly appreciated. No registration required.</h3>

Local Event: Colonial Jobs Fair

Colonial Jobs Fair

Saturday September 7, 2024: What do you want to be when you grow up? Today’s job market gives Wiltonians a wide range of fields to choose from,...

Wilton Board of Education

Donate your redeemable cans and bottles to the Wilton High School Band on Sunday, September 8 from 1-4 p.m. at Wilton High School by the Catalpa Rd. entrance. We can accept the following: beer, soda, water, sports drinks, energy drinks, juice, hard seltzer, hard cider, tea and coffee, kombucha, plant water (e.g. coconut water), and carbonated spirit-based beverages. Thank you so much for supporting the Wilton High School Music Program!

Local Event: Wilton High School Band Bottle and Can Drive

Wilton High School Band Bottle and Can Drive

Sunday September 8, 2024: Donate your redeemable cans and bottles to the Wilton High School Band on Sunday, September 8 from 1-4 p.m. at Wilton...

​Registration is now open for Music on the Hill's after school music programs for kids! 
Community Children's Chorus is open to all kids in grades 3 through 6 who love to sing! Rehearsals are Wednesdays from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m., starting September 11. Singers will learn vocal production and independence and music reading. The chorus sings in two- and three-part harmony, and singers will have solo opportunities. The chorus will perform in concerts throughout the year. For more information, and to register, please visit: musiconthehillCT.org/music-for-kids.
Cultural Drum &amp; Fun is open to children of all ages, including young children with a caregiver. Sessions are Thursdays from 4:15 to 5:00 p.m., starting September 12.&nbsp;Cultural Drum &amp; Fun is an opportunity for youth, family and friends to explore the wonderful world of music through drumming. Authentic instruments from Africa, Brazil and beyond will be on hand for some musical fanfare. This class is lead by Master Drummer and multi-instrumentalist Kwame' Henry Jones.​ To register, please visit: musiconthehillCT.org/music-for-kids.

Local Event: Music on the Hill After School Programs Open for Registration

Weston-Redding-Easton

Music on the Hill After School Programs Open...

Wednesday September 11, 2024: ​Registration is now open for Music on the Hill's after school music programs for kids! 
Community Children's Chorus...

Music on the Hill After School Programs Open for Registration

browngrotta arts

Collecting is a deeply human activity; it offers satisfaction on many levels. We prize the unique. We love the hunt. We get a thrill finding something precious or historically important or by scoring a prized work at an insider's price. Collecting can be a brain booster — involving research, study, and discipline. It’s also a mood changer — there are physical benefits to collecting based on aesthetic appreciation. Science tells us that viewing art we consider to be beautiful creates a surge of dopamine — the same chemical response that romantic love does. “Ways of Seeing celebrates the passion and individuality that spark and shape collections,” says co-curator Tom Grotta, "while offering collectors at all levels a wide selection of works to appreciate and possibly acquire.”
Ways of Seeing will illustrate different types of art selection criteria — by theme, by artist, by size. Each work in The Art Aquatic, one of the exhibitions within Ways of Seeing, exists at the intersection of the artist's fascination with a variety of nautical themes and the artmaking process. Viewers will find imaginative uses of water-related materials: sculptures by Chris Drury of the UK — a kayak and paddle wrapped in salmon skin, Marian Bijlenga’s composition of fish scales, and Jeannet Leenderste’s baskets made of seaweed. Other works offer more abstract references to life in the deep, including Ulla-Maija Vikman’s “painting,” Biagga (Sea Wind), made of viscose threads in marine colors and Mariette Rousseau-Vermette’s Blue Water II, made of woven tubes of beachy blue, grey, white, and yellow. A third series of works offer watery imagery, like Judy Mulford’s Aging by the Sea which incorporates a conch shell and a tiny boat covered in knotless netting, Ed Rossbach’s Fish Trap Basket, with a whimsical fish motif, and the mermaid in Norma Minkowitz’s sculpture, My Cup Runneth Over.
Nearly two dozen international women artists of substance and significance are heralded in Impact: 20 Women Artists to Collect another of the groupings in Ways of Seeing at browngrotta arts this Fall. Impact will feature a multifaceted group of sculptures, tapestries, and mixed media works made from 1976 to 2024. The artists in Impact have demonstrated a knowledge of traditional and experimental techniques, while redefining the perception of textiles as fine art. “Each of these artists have enlarged the expectations and possibilities of fiber art through their singular, iconic practices,” says browngrotta arts co-curator, Tom Grotta. New works by Yeonsoon Chang of Korea, Carolina Yrarrázaval of Chile, and Polly Barton of the US, will be displayed in Impact, combined with earlier, seminal works by Kay Sekimachi, the late Adela Akers, and late Katherine Westphal of the US, Grethe Sørensen of Denmark, and Hisako Sekijima of Japan, and more.
Right-sized means to convert something to an appropriate or optimum size. A third exhibition within Ways of Seeing at browngrotta arts this Fall, Right-Sized, considers collections from this perspective. Right-Sized gathers works to fit specific size parameters and price points. Diversity is a hallmark -- in materials, techniques, and approaches. Right-Sized will feature a salon wall of ecletic works — framed, dimensional, unexpected — along with smaller groupings of curated items. In Right-Sized, viewers will find embroidery by Diane Itter, sculpture in sisal by Mia Olsson, paper by Noriko Takamiya, and willow by Lizzie Farey, and ceramics by Claude Vermette, in addition to spheres and boxes, and baskets of natural materials worthy of collecting in multiples.
Artists list (in formation):
Jane Balsgaard (DK), Caroline Bartlett (UK), Polly Barton (US), Dail Behennah (UK), Annette Bellamy (US), Birgit Birkkjær (DK), Yeonsoon Chang (KR), Chris Drury (UK), Markku Kosonen (FI), Lilla Kulka (PL), Kyoko Kumai (JP), Sue Lawty (UK), Jeannet Lenderste (NL/US), Åse Ljones (NO), Kari Lønning (US), Aby Mackie (UK/SP), Keiji Nio (JP), Mia Olsson (SE), Simone Pheulpin (FR), Ed Rossbach (US), Toshio Sekiji (JP), Hisako Sekijima (JP), Kay Sekimachi (US), Naoko Serino (JP), Jin-Sook So (KR/SE), Grethe Sørensen (DK), Ethel Stein (US), Polly Sutton (US), Noriko Takamiya (JP), Hideho Tanaka (JP), Chiyoko Tanaka (JP), Mariette Rousseau-Vermette (CA), Claude Vermette (CA), Mercedes Vicente (SP), Ulla-Maija Vikman (FI), Katherine Westphal (US), Merja Winqvist (FI), Grethe Wittrock (DK), Jiro Yonezawa (JP), Carolina Yrarrázaval (CL)
Gallery Dates/Hours:
<ul><li>Saturday, September 21st: 11am to 6pm [Opening &amp; Artist Reception]</li><li>Sunday, September 22nd: 11am to 6pm (40 visitors/ hour)</li><li>Monday, September 23rd through Saturday,September 28th: 10am to 5pm (40 visitors/ hour)</li><li>Sunday, September 29th: 11am to 6pm [Final Day] (40 visitors/ hour)</li></ul>

Local Event: Ways of Seeing: exploring ways individuals envision and curate art collections

Ways of Seeing: exploring ways individuals...

Saturday September 21, 2024: Collecting is a deeply human activity; it offers satisfaction on many levels. We prize the unique. We love the hunt....

Ways of Seeing: exploring ways individuals envision and curate art collections

Danbury Public Library

A fur-tastic animal resource center is coming to Fairfield County in 2025, and you will want to be part of the pack!
Join an informal info session on Thursday, October 3rd from 6 -7 PM at the Danbury Public Library (170 Main Street, Danbury, CT) to get the inside scoop on this paws-itively heartwarming project. Get all the details on the public low-cost vet clinic, pet food pantry, and more programs changing local pets’ lives and the families who love them. Even sneak a peek at the building plans and design — think spacious play areas, comfy napping nooks, and outdoor playscapes where pets can run, play, and live their best lives.
Learn about the CT Humane Society and volunteer opportunities, or simply share a vision for a more humane community! Hand in paw with this animal resource center, making a difference for pets in need. Mark your calendars and get ready to unleash your passion — this meet-up will be a total tail-wagger!
Please RSVP to Kayleigh at <a href="mailto:kshettleworth@cthumane.org">kshettleworth@cthumane.org</a> or 860-594-4502 ext. 6307. For more information about the project, visit <a href="https://cthumane.org/Wilton" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">CThumane.org/Wilton</a>. 
There is no cost to attend and you will not be solicited. This event is not sponsored by the Danbury Public Library.

Danbury

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King School

Discover the power of a King education firsthand. Learn about our engaging PreK-12 inquiry-based approach to education and immerse yourself in our vibrant campus community. We hope you’ll join us!

Local Event: King School Open House

Stamford

King School Open House

Sunday October 6, 2024: Discover the power of a King education firsthand. Learn about our engaging PreK-12 inquiry-based approach to...

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Oil and Stone Driveways

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'Charming Fixer-Upper' On The Market In Wilton

This property in Wilton is on the market for $485,000, according to Zillow.com.

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A Sad Anniversary In Music History: Remembering...

"The King" died unexpectedly Aug. 16, 1977 at 42, just five days before he was scheduled to appear in concert at the Hartford Civic Center.

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Community Children's Chorus for grades 3 - 6 and Cultural Drum & Fun for all ages!

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Wilton Library Names Inaugural Cornerstone...

Wilton Library has named author and Greenwich Academy English teacher Aisha Abdel Gawad as its inaugural Cornerstone Writer-in-Residence

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Family Carnival Comes To Wilton In September

The Rotary Club of Wilton and the Knights of Columbus Bishop Fenwick Assembly 100 will host its family carnival in September.

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