Experience the beauty of a meadow at dusk and the power of history at this unique evening event. Beginning at Chestnut Meadows, we will make our way to Hillside Cemetery’s historic Old Section, where local historians will bring Wilton’s Revolutionary War past to life.
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 […]
Join Wilton Pride and Wilton Library for the Third Annual Come Out & Run 5K celebrating pride, diversity, inclusivity and the spirit of unity in honor of National Coming Out Day. All are welcome to this community-wide, family friendly, pet friendly, event fostering camaraderie, empowerment and, most importantly, support for LGBTQIA+ community members and allies. […]
Join the Wilton Land Trust for a guided hike through Marble Van Haelewyn-Richards Preserve led by ISA Master Arborist and CT Certified Arborist Christopher Teter, followed by native tree restoration. This hands-on experience is a meaningful way to learn about forest ecology and stewardship while contributing directly to habitat restoration efforts.
Wilton’s Economic Development Commission kicks off Wilton Restaurant Weeks starting Monday, Sept. 21, running through Sunday, Oct. 4. The two-week event will promote Wilton as a dining destination, with at […]
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.
The Wilton Garden Club will dedicate its new Bee Resilient Garden at Hillside Cemetery and Arboretum on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 2 p.m. The public is invited to attend the event and learn more about the garden and the important role native plants play in supporting pollinators and local wildlife. Partially funded with a Bee Resilient Garden Grant […]
