Special events of February 22-March 8, 2025, tied in to the “Timeless Newtown” series are being presented by C.H. Booth Library, Commission on Aging, and Friends of Newtown Seniors.

Readers are invited to join three state leaders this weekend for an event that will invite discussion between residents and their representatives.

UPDATE (Saturday, March 1, 2025): This program is being postponed; new date TBA. | Friends of Newtown Seniors will offer a follow-up to its recent presentation that introduced the “Timeless Newtown” initiative.

The Flagpole Radio Café will return to the stage of Edmond Town Hall next month, featuring American rock and roll favorite Willie Nile.

On Saturday, February 22, Rock This Democracy will blend uplifting music with empowering speakers to discuss and educate attendees about the state of democracy in the United States.

Newtown Historical Society will celebrate Presidents Day with a talk about the much loved Abraham Lincoln.

Real Food CT has announced its plans for the upcoming season, including ambitious goals, new job opportunities, and a call for dedicated volunteers.

A recent report by University of Connecticut has revealed widespread neonic contamination in Connecticut’s water, which has spiraling effects on wildlife and humans. Protect Our Pollinators is inviting readers to Cyrenius H. Booth Library on Sunday, February 23, for a presentation and discussion concerning the pesticides.

The next Connecticut Death Collective Community Potluck is planned for Sunday evening at Sticks and Stones Farm.

“Spatial Garden Design Plan” at C.H. Booth Library on January 28 drew a capacity crowd, and a standing ovation for guest speaker Brid Craddock.