The Historic District and Historic Properties Commission meets to discuss the administration and preservation of historically significant buildings, objects and areas in Wilton for economic, educational and general welfare purposes. The public can attend these open meetings via Zoom.
Rally your family, friends and neighbors to protest against the Trump administration. Bring a sign, wear a costume, or just show up! We’re a welcoming, upbeat group. Park at the Wilton High School (use the entrance to the Clune Center, at the traffic signal) and meet us on the sidewalk. Our voices matter, but only […]
Looking for an active way to enjoy your lunch break? Join Woodcock Nature Center for a free short 45-minute hike on our trails. Bring a lunch to enjoy on the grounds afterward, or head home to finish up your workday. This group will meet the third Monday of every month, so add it to your […]
The Board of Selectmen meets to discuss carrying out town government policies and administrative and budgetary matters. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
Curious about organizing a neighborhood block party? Join Vanessa Elias, founder of Block Party USA, a national movement dedicated to strengthening communities by helping neighbors connect through block parties – microlocal neighborhood gatherings. Block Party 101 is a low-stress introduction to planning a simple and joyful neighborhood gathering. Learn the why and the how-to with […]
The Economic Development Commission meets to discuss matters related to Wilton’s businesses and economic growth. The public can attend these open meetings in person or via Zoom.
Join us at Trackside Teen Center on Thursday, Aug. 20, from 6-7:30 p.m. for an Open House. Rising 6th graders, families new to Wilton and anyone interested in checking out Trackside is invited to come tour the facility, learn more about our programs, and meet some of our high school leaders.
Join the Wilton Historical Society on Thursday, Aug. 20, at 7 p.m. for a presentation by professor emerita and publisher Kathy Hermes. The talk will explore how women contributed to the American Revolutionary effort politically, economically, intellectually and even militarily. Using original sources like newspapers, court records, letters and pension records, Hermes will show how […]
