Norwalk Art Space encourages creativity with Family Holiday Workshop
Families can try their hand at transforming everyday items into creative holiday decorations or gifts at a special event hosted by the Norwalk Art Space
Not bad for starters: Wrecker girls crush Cheshire 86-25
Staples Girls Basketball tipped off the regular season in dominant fashion, crushing the host Cheshire Rams 86-25 in a non-conference game.
RTM committees to consider joining statewide planning agency at Tuesday meeting
The Westport Representative Town Meeting is considering a proposal for the Town to join the Connecticut Municipal Development Authority, a statewide planning agency.
MoCA\CT hires Robin Jaffee Frank as Executive Director
The Museum of Contemporary Art | Connecticut (MoCA|CT) has named Robin Jaffee Frank, Ph.D., as its new Executive Director.
Candlelight Concert 2025
Staples High School celebrated the holiday season with the 85th annual Candlelight Concert. Directors Jeri Brima, Carrie Mascaro, Kevin Mazzarella, and Lauren Pine led the ensembles.
Mindfulness and Menopause
Menopause can feel overwhelming. Find greater ease with Mindfulness, using simple practices and Westport’s rich wellness community.
Sponsored by Nuvance Health.
Westport’s “historic landscape” must be weighed when assessing Cribari Bridge’s future
The William F. Cribari Bridge is a significant historic resource on the National Register. Allowing heavy truck traffic would alter its historic character, function, and setting.
“Album”-sized art: perfect holiday pieces
The Artists Collective Of Westport stages its 8th Annual “12 x 12 Holiday” exhibit in the Sheffer Barn at the Westport Playhouse.
Westport real estate sales Nov. 24-28
During the week of Nov. 24-28, 10 properties sold for a total of $15.9 million, including properties on Berkeley Road, Burritts Landing S (shown), Charcoal Hill Road, Cross Highway, Hiawatha Lane, Main St., Post Road E and Ridgewood Lane.
Obituary: Burton “Burt” Albert, Jr.
Burton “Burt” Albert Jr., 89, of Avon, Connecticut, passed away on Nov. 1, 2025. He was an influential educator and prolific author.
Portal to perspective: Outdoor sculpture at The Aldrich Museum seeks to give visitors hope
An eye-catching and colorful new outdoor sculpture at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is inviting visitors to be optimistic in the face of the many challenges facing the world.
BoS agrees that Parker Harding upgrade is a top priority
First Selectman Kevin Christie and Second Selectwoman Amy Wistreich reportedly agree that the Parker Harding upgrade is the top DPIC priority to get across the finish line.
Watching “Wicked: For Good” with Susan Granger
The two-hour-18-minute Wicked For Good spectacle cost roughly $150 million to make, following the original musical’s bumpy yellow brick road.
WCP presents SNL alum Ana Gasteyer in ‘Sugar & Booze Holiday Spectacular’
SNL alum, celebrated comedian, and Broadway veteran Ana Gasteyer is set to perform seasonal favorites and holiday originals at the Westport Country Playhouse.
Tiny art in the spotlight at the International Miniature Print exhibition
Miniscule artworks submitted by artists from around the world are the focus of a new exhibition at the Greenwich Arts Council.
Merry Christmas, golfers! BoS approves carts, bridge, seawall, bulkhead
The Board Of Selectmen approved a five-year lease for 52 high-tech golf carts, a $1m state grant for the Cross Highway bridge, and essential marina repairs.
Man charged with antisemitic vandalism in Westport, Fairfield
Westport police arrested John Kuhn, a 69-year-old Bridgeport man, for painting a Star of David combined with swastikas on a Post Road East bank.
Unhappy with your new assessment? Talk it out with the company that calculated it
Westport property owners have until Dec. 23 to meet with Vision Government Solutions to review their new assessments.
Padma Lakshmi to visit Fairfield University next week after postponement
A prominent TV personality and food expert will visit Fairfield University next week, one month after her appearance at the school was postponed.
Logs no more! P&Z approves PRE office building, hears Aquarion app
The P&Z approved an office building at 715 Post Road East–say goodbye, logs!–and heard a contentious Aquarion application.
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