Band Central performing at the recent CLASP benefit, from left, Rob Fried, Barry Blumenfield, Stephanie Harrison, Pat Marafiote and Gray Fowler. / Contributed photos by John Videler Photography
Speaking to the crowd at the CLASP benefit were, from left, Robin Hammond, CLASP’s development director; emcee Andy Kadison and Tracy Flood, CLASP president.

WESTPORT — A concert benefiting CLASP, a nonprofit providing homes and programs to support adults with autism and developmental disabilities, was the agency’s “most successful,” according to officials.

The Oct. 14 concert, featuring Band Central performing “Flower Power: Music from the Generation of Love,” drew a crowd of about 200 people to the Fairfield Theatre Company in Fairfield.

The event was CLASP’s “was most successful benefit concert to date, exceeding our fundraising goal,” according to a press statement.

The gathering included a pre-concert party with a display of artwork by CLASP residents and an auction.

Among attendees at the CLASP “Flower Power” concert were, from left, Rachel Reichlan, Yvette Kohn, Rita Pickett and Jackie Purvis.

For more information about CLASP, visit the nonprofit agency’s website.