Though the library is closed, they have much to offer!

The Cultural Arts Commission has a variety of art to keep you entertained on their Facebook page.

Most of Connecticut’s world-class museums, historic sites, aquariums, performing arts centers and other tourism destinations across the state are temporarily closed in order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, but that does not mean you cannot visit — virtually.

Goodspeed Musicals Executive Director Michael Gennaro has announced several changes to the programming and operations at the theater.

'Cocktails and Curtain Calls,' with Beth Young and Matt Austin has returned.

Submissions for Shoreline Arts Alliance’s IMAGES photography contest will be received digitally via e-mail, and accepted through April 26.

An oldie but a goodie, to bring you some comfort in an uncomfortable time.

Newtown Congregational Church is planning its second annual a sew-a-thon supporting Dress A Girl Around the World. Due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns, this year’s event will be curbside pick-up and then work at home. Those planning to participate are asked to register by April 20.

UPDATE: The March 20 and March 27 Friday Knight Fish Fry events have been canceled. || The Knights of Columbus St Virgilius Council 185 will present their next Friday Knight Fish Fry on March 20. Dinner will be served from 5 to 8 pm. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the event will be take-out only.

As its 2019-20 yearbook proudly notes, the Garden Club of Newtown has been “Cultivating Our Community” since 1955. While the club had been putting the final touched in recent weeks on a grand celebration planned for this month, concerns over COVID-19 have led to a postponement.