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Things to do this week in and around Fairfield County.

Explore what’s happening this week in and around Fairfield County! Today kicks off a vibrant lineup of events including Pirates Day in Milford, the Little Poland Festival in New Britain, and Black Rock Day—plus several outdoor concert series launching for the season. Check out the full list below and start planning your week. And don’t forget: next weekend is shaping up to be a sweet one with Strawberry Festivals popping up across the region! 


This edition of “Things to Do” is proudly supported by SONO 1420, America’s Maritime Distillery. Join them next Saturday for their 6th Anniversary Bash from 2–9 PM. For a more laid-back vibe, swing by on Friday nights for their ongoing Acoustic SONO Music Series—featuring great music, craft cocktails, and award-winning whiskey. 



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Greater Bridgeport Pride Features Top Stars

By Marvin Pittman • June 7, 2025
RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant Loosey LaDuca and Pose actor Indya Moore are joining Greater Bridgeport Pride on June 21 to celebrate 15 years of Pride in the Park City. Loosey is this year’s headline performer, and Moore will serve as the festival’s keynote speaker, at GBP’s Unity in the Park centerpiece event at Wheeler Park, happening 3-8 p.m. Loosey LaDuca competed on RuPaul’s Drag Race season 15 and is known for theatrical lip syncs and her viral hit song “Let Loose,” plus her impersonations of Dolly Parton and Joan Rivers. A native of Ansonia, Loosey was among the first Drag Race contestants from Connecticut. “It’s such an honor to have a Connecticut She-ro, Loosey LaDuca, as our headlining performer at Unity in the Park this year,” said Jason A. Coombs, Greater Bridgeport Pride co-chair and a board member of GBP’s presenting organization, the Bridgeport Pride Center. “Loosey is not only such a dynamic, engaging and divine performer, but also a wonderful and kind human being who uplifts the community!” Indya Moore (they/them and she/her) is an actor, writer, director, model and social activist. After their breakout role as Angel on the groundbreaking FX series Pose, Moore was named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world in 2019 and became the first transgender person to be featured on the cover of Elle magazine’s U.S. edition. Moore is appearing in the indie thriller Ponyboi, which premiered to critical acclaim at Sundance Film Festival 2024 and arrives in theaters June 27. Coombs: “To have someone as inspiring, brave and passionate about social justice as Indya Moore as our speaker headliner at our Unity in the Park event is iconic and truly a gift to the Greater Bridgeport Community. I’m so excited to hear her words resonate through Bridgeport and inspire all of us to continue the fight for equality and inclusion for all members of our community and the global majority!” The Unity in the Park event also will feature two hosts for the first time in its history: Drag Race season 10 contestant Yuhua Hamasaki, and drag queen Xiomarie LaBeija, a Bridgeport native. Yuhua was a headline performer at last year’s Greater Bridgeport Pride and has appeared on numerous programs, including Saturday Night Live with Katy Perry. She has won multiple pageant titles, including Miss Fire Island, Miss Stonewall and Miss Asia NYC. Xiomarie, known as Connecticut’s plus-sized dancing diva, has hosted the two previous Unity in the Park events. She is the state’s chapter mother of the legendary House of LaBeija drag family and an organizer of New Haven Black Pride, happening June 14. More event speakers and performers, plus the march’s grand marshals, will be announced in the lead-up to the big day June 21. GREATER BRIDGEPORT PRIDE 2025 SCHEDULE 12-6 p.m. OUTwork art show (City Lights Gallery) 2-3 p.m. Pride March (1 p.m. lineup on Broad Street steps) 3-8 p.m. Unity in the Park (Wheeler Park) 10 p.m. Queer Dance Party (Trevi Lounge, Fairfield) Greater Bridgeport Pride, presented by the nonprofit Bridgeport Pride Center, returns as a single day of activities on June 21. The festival’s hallmark Pride March will officially kick off the day’s events at 2 p.m. Marchers will begin lining up at 1 p.m. at the painted steps at Broad and Elm streets, travel through downtown Bridgeport and finish at Wheeler Park. Unity in the Park begins at 3 p.m. in Wheeler Park, at the corner of Golden Hill Street and Lafayette Square. The free event will include about 40 local vendors, food trucks, community and health services providers, games, and performances. Bar service, provided by Trevi Lounge, will be available for guests ages 21 and older with valid ID. VIP tickets (21+ only) are available starting at $50 and include priority seating near the stage, a goodie bag, and VIP-only bar service. Higher tiers also feature a meet-and-greet with headline performer Loosey LaDuca. The VIP tickets can be found on Eventbrite. City Lights Gallery, the longtime former operator of Greater Bridgeport Pride, remains at the heart of the festival. The gallery’s signature art exhibit OUTwork, which became the first-ever LGBTQ+ art exhibit in Fairfield County in 2010, will debut its 2025 edition during GBP. OUTwork explores gender, queer life, love and relationships, social justice, personal stories, and more. The gallery will be open 12-6 p.m. at 265 Golden Hill St. Greater Bridgeport Pride 2025 will conclude with a thrilling After Party at Trevi Lounge, located at 548 Kings Hwy Cutoff in neighboring Fairfield. This DJ dance party will begin in earnest at 10 p.m. with a featured performance from artist and GBP founder Ricky Mestre. In addition to a dazzling array of events, Greater Bridgeport Pride unveiled its first-ever theme: I AM. “I AM reclaims space for our voices, stories, and existence, reinforcing that we are here, we are valid, and we are proud,” said GBP co-chair Stephanie Saujon. A public campaign with the I AM theme launched in early April. For direct updates and information about Greater Bridgeport Pride, follow @bridgeport_pride and @bridgeportpridecenter on Instagram or visit www.BridgeportPrideCenter.org . Interested in volunteering, vending, performing, marching, or other involvement with Greater Bridgeport Pride? Visit GBP’s Linktree at linktr.ee/BptPride for various sign-up sheets and contact forms, or visit Bridgeport Pride Center at its physical location in downtown Bridgeport at 116 Elm Street. ABOUT GREATER BRIDGEPORT PRIDE A community-based event celebrating diversity and inclusivity, Greater Bridgeport Pride seeks to raise awareness of the vibrant local LGBTQ+ community, offer a platform for creative expression, and connect the community to work opportunities for queer creatives. Greater Bridgeport Pride began in 2010 when artist Ricky Mestre approached City Lights Gallery to host the first-ever LGBTQ+ art exhibit in Fairfield County. Now organized under the Bridgeport Pride Center, GBP maintains a diverse and dedicated steering committee of LGBTQ+ artists, professionals and community advocates involved in the greater Bridgeport area and Fairfield County. GBP believes in communities that embrace everyone, regardless of whom they love or how they identify. Through education, events and support, GBP strives to build understanding, acceptance, and a sense of belonging. Our goal is to create a future where every person can be proud of who they are and live without fear or discrimination. GBP’s planning committee received the Futures Award at the 2024 Connecticut Voice Honors.
Stamford Downtown Arts & Crafts on Bedford and Farmers Market Return next Saturday, June 14

Stamford Downtown Arts & Crafts on Bedford and Farmers Market Return next Saturday, June 14

By Stamford Downtown Special District • June 7, 2025
Stamford Downtown is bringing back Arts & Crafts and our Farmers Market on Bedford next Saturday, June 14! Arts & Crafts on Bedford Stamford Downtown is hosting the first of two Arts & Crafts shows on Bedford Street next Saturday, June 14 from 10am to 6:30pm featuring juried artisans from throughout the Northeast who will display and sell juried works including Ceramics, Fiber Arts, Fine Art, Jewelry, Metal, Mixed Media, Photography, Wood and more. Bedford Street restaurants will be offering extended outdoor patio cafés. Arts & Crafts on Bedford will return on September 20. For more information including a list of vendors, please visit: https://stamford-downtown.com/event/arts-crafts-on-bedford/

SUMMER IN THE PARK’ LAUNCHES IN MILL RIVER PARK

By Stamford Downtown Special District • June 7, 2025
Stamford Downtown Partners on SUMMER IN THE PARK for Summer 2025 Stamford Downtown is proud to partner with Mill River Park, Parachute Concerts, The Karp Family , and Hey Stamford! to present SUMMER IN PARK for Summer 2025. SUMMER IN THE PARK’ LAUNCHES IN MILL RIVER PARK Stamford Downtown Heats Up with Three Weeks of Music, Food & Entertainment this July A brand-new tradition kicks off this July as Summer in the Park makes its debut at Mill River Park in Stamford Downtown. Created in partnership with Mill River Park, Parachute Concerts, Stamford Downtown, The Karp Family , and Hey Stamford! , this inaugural three-week celebration will unite music lovers, foodies, and culture seekers for an unforgettable lineup of events— positioning Stamford as a must-visit destination for summer entertainment in the region . The series features headline performances by Busta Rhymes, Aly & AJ, Soulja Boy, Bow Wow , Fariana , and more—and culminates with the return of the beloved Hey Stamford! Food Festival , now celebrating its 8th year. Adding to the excitement, Summer Fun Fridays delivers Connecticut’s ultimate outdoor happy hour , featuring live tribute bands, themed bars, and rotating food vendors that bring a fresh energy to Mill River Park every Friday night. SUMMER FUN FRIDAYS Every Friday | 5 PM – 10 PM | Ages 21+ Connecticut’s premier outdoor happy hour, complete with live tribute bands, themed bars, and a rotating lineup of food vendors. Lineup: July 11: Raise Your Hands – A high-energy tribute to Bon Jovi July 18: Jammy Buffet – A tropical Jimmy Buffett-inspired experience July 25: Zac Brown Tribute Band – Country-rock hits under the stars HEADLINE CONCERT SERIES Live Music Under the Stars at Mill River Park | 5 PM – 10 PM Thursday, July 10: Busta Rhymes – Hip-hop icon delivers an explosive live show Saturday, July 12: Aly & AJ – Pop duo returns with fan-favorite hits and fresh new sounds Thursday, July 17: Bow Wow, Soulja Boy – A 2000s throwback party for the ages Saturday, July 19: Colombian Independence Day featuring authentic cuisine, dance troupes, and singer, rapper and songwriter Fariana . Thursday, July 24: Mariah the Scientist – Rising alt-R&B star brings soulful, emotional anthems HEY STAMFORD! FOOD FESTIVAL July 26 & 27 | All Ages | 1 PM - 9 PM Get ready to indulge in a true culinary adventure. The region’s top food trucks and restaurant vendors are rolling into Stamford for a weekend packed with flavor, fun, and non-stop bites . The signature food event of the summer returns for its 8th year, serving up a mouthwatering two-day experience featuring: Dozens of curated food vendors Live music performances Themed cocktail bars Interactive culinary experiences for all ages ADDITIONAL EVENTS AT A GLANCE Wednesday Night Beer Garden (with live DJ): July 16, 23, 30 & August 6 Jazz in the Park presented by The Karp Family and The Palace Theatre: Sunday, July 13 Fairfield County Dance Festival: Tuesday, July 15 JCC Summer Performance: Sunday, July 20 at 12:00 PM Connecticut Ballet Performance: Tuesday, July 22 TICKETS & INFORMATION For the full event lineup, ticket info, and latest updates, visit: www.SummerinthePark.com

Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads to Kick Off the Summer With Fun and Funky Reggae Party at The Westport Library

By Westport Library • June 6, 2025
Friday, June 27; Doors/DJ (Tim “Journeys by DJ” Fielding): 6 pm; Show: 7:30 pm Featuring Reggae Covers of Your Favorite Talking Heads Songs. From honoring the legendary Keith Richards in March, to breaking the record for World’s Loudest Library during four unforgettable days of VersoFest 2025 in April, The Westport Library has had a rockin’ spring season. Now, Verso Studios and DinkinEsh Presents are kicking off the summer with Mystic Bowie's Talking Dreads for a can’t-miss Reggae Dance Party on Friday, June 27. The show will take place in the Library’s Trefz Forum. Doors open at 6 pm, featuring a live DJ set from Tim “Journeys by DJ” Fielding to get the groove going. Mystic will take the stage at 7:30 pm. Tickets are priced at $37.50 and are available for purchase here . Prepare to hit the dance floor with classic Talking Heads songs reimagined through the pulse of roots reggae, ska, and lover’s rock. Not your typical cover band, Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads’ infectious island rhythms transform new wave anthems like “Psycho Killer” and “Burning Down the House” into funky Caribbean bangers — applauded by Chris Frantz, drummer for Talking Heads, as “a total home run!” Known as the “Head Dread” of the Talking Dreads, lead singer Mystic Bowie traces his passion for the Talking Heads back to his early days performing at hotels in Jamaica, when he heard “Wild Wild Life.” In 1996, he joined Tom Tom Club, the side project of Talking Heads’ founding members — and Fairfield County residents — Frantz and Tina Weymouth. For nearly 20 years, he performed alongside them on vocals, making an appearance on their 2000 album The Good, the Bad, and the Funky. Since debuting the Talking Dreads in 2015, Mystic has performed across North America, dazzling longtime Talking Heads fans and winning new ones along the way. “Talking Dreads is much more than a cover band,” Mystic said. “I am very much drawing on my own musical culture and history to make these amazing songs my own, while at the same time preserving the integrity of the Talking Heads songs. I’ve always felt that reggae’s dance-inspiring, feel-good vibe is universal, as are many of the band’s songs.” The Talking Dreads debut features an amazing lineup of legendary reggae figures, including singer Freddie McGregor, whose recording career dates back to his 1980 album Bobby Bobylon; ska guitar master Ernest Ranglin, who has worked with Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, and Monty Alexander; singer and Soul Train Award nominee Tarrus Riley; and saxophonist Dean Fraser. The sole non-Jamaican featured in their debut ensemble is Cindy Wilson of the B-52s, harkening back to the new wave heyday in a dreamy, soulful rendition of “Heaven.” “Talking Dreads’ sound is tight,” applauded Frantz. “We had a blast the night of the show and we walked away with a definite bounce in our step.” In their first single off their 1979 album Fear of Music, “Life During Wartime,” the Talking Heads declared, “This ain’t no party, this ain’t no disco” — but with Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads, it absolutely is. Starting that party will be ace DJ Tim “Journeys by DJ” Fielding, who opened for Gang of Four during VersoFest 2025. A graduate of the Balearic school of DJing, Fielding is one of the key figures behind two of London’s most storied clubs: The Brain and The End. The founder of Brainiak Records (which released the world’s first album of live electronica bands, Live at the Brain) and of seminal imprint Journeys by DJ (the first legit series of DJ-mix CDs), Fielding produced legendary works by DJs including John Digweed, Paul Oakenfold, Farley & Heller, Coldcut, and Gilles Peterson, reflecting his own eclectic taste and broad range in music. “I tend to play the smaller rooms,” said Fielding, “but they are usually packed with smiling faces, and people who are seriously getting down.” Event Information at a Glance Summer Reggae Party: Mystic Bowie’s Talking Dreads Friday, June 27 6 pm Trefz Forum, The Westport Library Story link: https://westportlibrary.org/mystic-bowie-talking-dreads-reggae-party/ Event link: https://westportlibrary.org/event/summer-reggae-dance-party-with-mystic-bowies-talking-dreads/ Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-reggae-dance-party-w-mystic-bowies-talking-dreads-tickets-1320172253749 *** About The Westport Library Founded in 1886, built in 1908, and transformed in 2019, The Westport Library is one of the most active and innovative public libraries in the nation, devoted to enriching the intellectual and creative lives of the community. Among its many highlights are a full collection of books for children, teens, and adults; an engaging and colorful Children’s Library; a MakerSpace; a Library of Things; a Seed Library; a robust café and store; and professional art installations that rotate throughout the year. The Westport Library is also home to Verso Studios, replete with an SSL hybrid analog sound studio and broadcast control suite featuring a state-of-the-art console and six robotic cameras, and the Trefz Forum, an open, flexible space that can accommodate up to 600 patrons and features an 18-foot video wall, 35-foot stage, state-of-the-art sound, and theatrical lighting. Situated in the heart of downtown Westport overlooking the scenic Saugatuck River, The Westport Library annually hosts StoryFest, the largest literary festival in Connecticut, and VersoFest, its multi-day music and media festival. Above all, the Library strives to serve the whole community as a vibrant gathering spot where people of all ages come to seek information, gain knowledge, exchange ideas, and share experiences. For more information, visit westportlibrary.org .

Reckson and Cappelli Organization present OINK! in Stamford Downtown - Art in Public Places Summer 2025 26 Whimsical Pigs are now on Display!

By Stamford Downtown Special District • June 5, 2025
Reckson and the Cappelli Organization presents OINK! in Stamford Downtown , a whimsical outdoor sculpture exhibit will transform the downtown with colorfully decorated pigs this summer. Stamford Downtown has installed 26 fiberglass pigs, that have been originally designed and painted by 24 local and regional artists. The pigs will be on display for enjoyment of thousands of area residents and visitors through September 2025. OINK! in Stamford Downtown , is the 12th exhibit of its kind and the 32nd annual sculpture exhibit produced by the Stamford Downtown Special Service District, an organization responsible for managing and promoting Stamford Downtown as the region's destination for dining, entertainment, retail, housing and education. Stamford Downtown assembled some of the region’s most talented artists to create works of art. Each pig is sponsored by a business or organization. After the summer-long exhibit, the sculptures will be rounded up and refurbished for an auction. OINK! in Stamford Downtown builds on the enormous successes of past interactive exhibits, CowParade Stamford 2000, Art-O-Mobiles in 2001, Stamford Safari in 2003, It’s Reigning Cats & Dogs in 2010, Horsin’ Around Stamford Downtown in 2012, Street Seats in 2014, Dinosaurs Rule in 2015, Art Shapes in 2017, Space Invasion in 2019, the Piano Project in 2021 and Duck, Duck Goose in 2023. Those exhibits brought record-breaking tourism and spending dollars estimated in the hundreds of thousands to the Downtown. Spectators can download Otocast, a free smart phone app (and website) with a digital exhibit map, audio guide, photographs and artist commentary. https://app.otocast.com/guide/Stamford_Oink OINK! is produced by Stamford Downtown, presented by Reckson and the Cappelli Organization, and sponsored by: Block by Block, Cummings & Lockwood LLC, Eastern Land Management, George Comfort & Sons, Inc., M&T Bank, MarLo Associates, Inc., Pan Am Equities and supported by The City of Stamford, Hey Stamford!, Star 99.9, WEBE 108, WICC and Happyhaha Photography. More information including a map of locations can be found at: https://stamford-downtown.com/event/art-in-public-places/

Things To Do This Week in and Around Fairfield County, CT

By Cathy Ithier • June 4, 2025
Week of Wednesday, June 4 – Sunday, June 8, 2025 Another stacked week of concerts, comedy, outdoor events, car shows, family festivals, and more — all happening in and around Fairfield County! Whether you’re craving local live music, a day of food & fun, or something totally unexpected (Silent Disco at Aquila's Nest Vineyards, anyone?) We have your plans right here. This week’s guide is made possible by Edmond Town Hall in Newtown. Edmond Town Hall's featured event this week: Jason Salmon featuring Joe Gerics hits the Edmond Town Hall stage Saturday, June 7 (8–10 PM) ! Don’t miss this hilarious stand-up show. Plus, the ETH Drive-In Movie Series kicks off on Friday and Saturday with E.T. under the stars. πŸ‘‰ Get Your Comedy Tickets | Drive-In Movie Info 🎀 Wednesday, June 4 🎷 Piermont, NY: Peruvian Jazz with Hector Morales Trio at OTTO'S (6-9pm). πŸ˜‚ Stamford: Comedy Showcase featuring KP Anderson, Maggie Lalley, Colin Pasquarella, Dan Kalwhite at New York Comedy Club Stamford (7pm) 🎢 Thursday, June 5 🍽️ Danbury: CityCenter Chow-Down 2025 – More Info (11:30 AM) 🎸 Fairfield: The Barons at Sherman Green Gazebo (6:30–8 PM) 🎡 Greenwich: Joe Calzone’s Mad Dog Redux at Music on the Great Lawn (6:30–8 PM) 🍷 Newtown: Small Business Speed Networking at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (6–9 PM) 🎺 Piermont, NY: Jazz Thursday with Antonine Drye & Kevin Lovejoy at OTTO'S (6–9 PM) 🎀 Ridgefield: Honey Island Swamp Band at Ballard Park (7 PM) πŸ˜‚ Stamford: Comedy Night with Kaneez Surka, Jared Waters & more at New York Comedy Club Stamford (7 PM) 🌟 Westport: Taste of Westport 2025: A Night at Studio 54 at The Inn at Longshore 🎸 Friday, June 6 🎢 Bethlehem: Southern Voice Band at March Farm’s Summer Concerts (6–8 PM) 🎀 Bridgeport: Gab Kallay at Port 5 (5–8:30 PM) 🎼 Brookfield: Sweet Redemption at Brookfield Concerts in the Park (6:30 PM) ☘️ Danbury: Mighty Ploughboys at CityCenter Danbury (7–9:30 PM) πŸ₯ Milford: Shot Down at Fowler Field’s Fridays After Five Concert (6 PM) 🦞 Newtown: Lobster Fest at Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue (5–9 PM) 🎸 Newtown: Christopher Newell LIVE at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (5:30–8:30 PM) 🍷 Newtown: Sunset Wine Pairing Dinner at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (6:30 PM) πŸ“½οΈ Newtown: **ETH DRIVE-IN: E.T. ** at Edmond Town Hall (9 PM) 🎢 Norwalk: Jed Luckless LIVE at SONO 1420 (6–9 PM) 🎺 Stamford: Swing into the Park with Fairfield Counts at Mill River Park (7–9 PM) πŸ˜‚ Stamford: Des Bishop: The Des Bishop Work Experience (4 showtimes) at New York Comedy Club Stamford 🎼 Wilton: Choral Concert at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church (8–9 PM) 🎻 Westport: Dan Tressler & Friends at Music on Church Lane (6–9 PM) πŸ₯³ Saturday, June 7 🐯 Bridgeport: Wild Wine, Beer & Food Safari Party at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo (6 PM) πŸ₯ Fairfield: Silver Steel Student Band at Sherman Green Gazebo (6:30–8 PM) 🏹 Harwinton: Robin Hood’s Medieval Faire® – Info & Tickets (10:30 AM–6 PM) 🎢 Newtown: Parker's Tangent at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (2:30–5:30 PM) πŸ‘‘ Newtown: Decades Drag Music Show at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (7 PM) πŸ˜‚ Newtown: Stand-Up Comedy with Jason Salmon ft. Joe Gerics at Edmond Town Hall (8–10 PM) πŸ“½οΈ Newtown: **ETH DRIVE-IN: E.T. ** at Edmond Town Hall (9 PM) 🦞 Sandy Hook: Lobster Fest 2025 at Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue (4 PM) πŸ˜‚ Stamford: Early Bird Comedy at New York Comedy Club Stamford (4:30 PM) πŸ˜‚ Stamford: Des Bishop continues (4 showtimes) at New York Comedy Club Stamford 🎀 Westport: Acoustic Elixir at Music on Church Lane (6–9 PM) πŸ“ Sunday, June 8 🎸 Bridgeport: Black Rock Day w/ Simple Jim at Port 5 (3 PM) 🚘 Fairfield: Fairfield's 9th Annual Car Show at Ludlowe High School (9 AM–3 PM) 🎢 Fairfield: Herman & Company at Sherman Green Gazebo (6:30–8 PM) πŸ§’ Greenwich: Jumpin’ Jams @ Tides + Tunes (10 AM) 🎸 Greenwich: The Danned @ Tides + Tunes (4 PM) 🏹 Harwinton: Robin Hood’s Medieval Faire® – Tickets (10:30 AM–6 PM) 🏴‍☠️ Milford: 23rd Annual Pirate’s Day – Downtown Milford CT (8 AM–2 PM) πŸ“ Mystic: Strawberry Festival at Olde Mistick Village (11 AM–6 PM) πŸŽͺNew Britain: Little Poland Festival – More Info (8:30 AM–7 PM) 🎢 Newtown: Valerie Rose at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (2–5 PM) 🎧 Newtown: Silent Disco Spring Party at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (6 PM) 🎀Norwalk: Flag Day with Fairfield Counts at Norwalk Green Summer Concerts (5–6:30 PM) 🎹 Piermont, NY: Sunday Piano Brunch with Kevin Lovejoy at OTTO'S (12–3 PM) 🎸 Shelton: Canyon at Jones Winery (2–4 PM) 🎀 Sherman: Unbroken Glass at Sherman Summer Concert Series (4–7 PM) πŸ˜‚ Stamford: Comedy Night at New York Comedy Club Stamford (7 PM) 🎹 Trumbull: Pipe Organ Recital by Daniel Colaner at St. Theresa RC Church (4:30–5:30 PM) πŸŽͺ Wilton: Georgetown Day – Event Info (12–5:30 PM)
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