Lower Naugatuck Valley Community Events Calendar

The Oxford High School Booster Club will hold their Annual Town Wide Tag Sale, on September 30, 2023, 9am-2 pm at the old Center School parking lot, 462 Oxford Rd, Oxford, Connecticut. Rain date scheduled for October 2. The Booster Club will also provide a map to residential tag sales located throughout Oxford the same day.

Meet former White House butler Alan DeValerio to learn the inside details about the preparations involved in White House entertaining.

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Four women entering their golden years of life decides to embark on a no-holds-barred luxury excursion to Italy.

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The Seymour Library welcomes Felicia Ortner, a Connecticut Master Wildlife Conservationist who will provide education and facts about bears in modern Connecticut.

Young adults can enjoy playing tabletop and laptop games.

Meetings will continue on Thursdays (dates listed below) throughout the season: October 5, 19 and 26 November 2 and 9 (season wrap-up)

Explore the intricate and diverse beauty of insects.

Seymour Library again welcomes Jeff Belanger--one of New England's foremost storyteller and researcher of folklore and legends. Prepare to explore the unexplained for a night you won't forget!

Celebrate Autumn with some Tye Dye Shirt Making fun!

Join Celebrate Shelton for a fun-filled day of live music, local artisans, kids activities & more at Downtown Sounds: Fall Edition at Veterans Memorial Park in Shelton, CT on Saturday, October 7th from 12pm to 6pm!

Explore the world of watercolor!

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This is the next chapter in the original Ghostbusters universe.

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Seymour Library welcomes the historian John Cilio. John Cilio , a member of the Organization of American Historians and the Association for the Study of Connecticut History. He hopes to impart his enthusiasm on finding the hidden forces and trends from the past which underlays modern life. Join John and learn about some of the history of Amerca's firest sculpture and how many of the messages from the stones have interrupted and misunderstood.

Young adults can enjoy playing tabletop and laptop games.

Meetings will continue on Thursdays (dates listed below) throughout the season October 19 and 26 November 2 and 9 (season wrap-up)

Attend a free seminar hosted by Trish Pearson Insurance to understand your insurance coverage and plan options.

Mayor Cassetti, CIRCA with the University of Connecticut, and AECOM invite you to join them for a public forum this October 19th. During the meeting you will have the opportunity to participate in discussions about how climate change could impact Ansonia and will learn about some resilient strategies for future planning and development.

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High school is an exciting chapter in your life, and St. Joes is the place to live it! We are more than just a school; we are an extraordinary community.

Have creative fun this autumn with craft expert, Lisa Lupa.

A forum for young adults to voice ideas.

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Meetings will continue on Thursdays (dates listed below) throughout the season: October 26 November 2 and 9 (season wrap-up)

Local author, Gary Scarpa, will visit our monthly discussion group to discuss his new book.

Join us for a lantern lit walking tour of Historic Elm Street featuring Spooky Stories by the fire with storyteller Carolyn Stearns.

Take the AARP Smart Driver classroom course with Nat Rosenberg, AARP Driver Safety District Coordinator, and you may save money on your car insurance! Registration is requested.

Take the AARP Smart Driver classroom course - and you may save money on your car insurance!

Meet Mayor Candidate Sharlene McEvoy

An ultimate battle against infamous killer Michael Myers.

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