Newtown Cultural Arts Commission wants to award grants this season. Applications are now open.

A collaborative effort is underway to strengthen advocacy and engagement opportunities for senior residents in the community. A new series of programs focused on issues that matter most to local older adults will launch next week.

A shredding event will be hosted by Trinity Episcopal Church that will help local residents securely dispose of private papers while also raising funds for the church's food pantry open to all.

Organizers promise another full day of live music, food trucks, and community vibes when The Fairfield Hills Music Festival returns for its second presentation next month.

Edmond Town Hall has released its schedule for the 2026 summer drive-ins.

“Here’s to Painting,” featuring original work by 12 artists under the tutelage of retired middle school art teacher Claudia Mitchell, will celebrate its opening reception at Newtown Municipal Center tomorrow afternoon.

The Rotary Club of Newtown will be planting new pollinator-friendly plants along The Newtown Fruit Trail next weekend, and residents are invited to join them.

Former Newtown resident Gael Lynch has traveled many paths to her recent publication of "Ivy Leigh Ever After," a middle grade novel with multigenerational leanings. Those travels will continue later this month with a week-long return to her former hometown.

All are welcome to join a discussion of how racism drains shared resources for all and how investment in community can build a more equitable future for everyone.

Hearts of Hope's next event is Wednesday, April 15 at Newtown Community Center, 8 Simpson Street.