In April 1777, war came to Wilton. After burning part of Danbury and destroying Continental Army supplies, British troops under General William Tryon marched through Wilton on their way back to Westport and their fleet. With a sudden alarm sent throughout Connecticut warning of a British invasion, many hastily assembled soldiers fought to repel the […]
sponsored content Wilton Soccer Association is a community-based 501(c)(3) organization offering fun and high-quality soccer experiences for Wilton families. Programs include Tots and Pre-K soccer, kindergarten through eighth-grade soccer, high school-age soccer teams and TopSoccer for children with special needs. The organization offers in-town recreational and competitive travel teams comprised of Wilton players, as well […]
Janet Krauss leads a discussion of a selection of poems by Stanley Kunitz. Kunitz was so well respected as a poet, he was twice named Poet Laureate of the United States, first in 1974 and then in 1995. Many years previously, he received the Pulitzer for Selected Poems, 1928-1958. In 1993, President Clinton honored him […]
Join Amy, Wilton Library‘s certified Zentangle instructor, for a fun and relaxing live online Zentangle art session. This meditative art form uses simple steps to teach practitioners how to create beautiful patterns. Suitable for anyone who doesn’t believe they can draw, as well as experienced artists. For adults and teens, ages 13+. See the library’s registration […]
The Wilton Farmers’ Market will kick off its 2021 season at the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, June 2! Presented by Fairfield County Bank and hosted by the Wilton Historical Society, the market will take place every Wednesday from 12-5 p.m., June 2 through Oct. 27. The market is comprised of local farmers and artisans […]
The Wilton Fire Commission was established for the purpose of organizing and maintaining a fire department for the Town of Wilton. The Commission is comprised of three members who serve in two-year terms. Meeting agendas, minutes, and Zoom links can be found here.
The Wilton Conservation Commission was established pursuant to Section 7-131a of the Connecticut General Statutes to organize, maintain, and direct conservation activities for the Town of Wilton for the following purposes: To constitute a Conservation Commission within the meaning of Section 7-131a and to have all the rights and powers conferred upon it by such […]
Have Fun and Learn About Wilton Girl Scouts! You're invited to Superheroes Training Day! Participants will train at five activity stations (e.g. bead swap, superhero mask, photo, superpower testing, and archery) to become Superheroes! Future Superheroes, just like Girl Scouts, have the ability to make the world a better place by being friendly, helpful, courageous and […]
The Village District Design Advisory Committee (VDDAC) and the Architectural Review Board (ARB) is charged with providing expert architectural guidance to applicants and design recommendations to the Planning and Zoning Commission in the review of certain commercial and non-commercial development applications. Consisting of five members, the entity functions as a combined panel that serves in […]
Save the Sound, Trout Unlimited, and the Norwalk River Watershed Association invite residents to a guided walk along the Norwalk River Valley Trail in Wilton on Thursday, Sept. 2, at 5:30 p.m. Join us to hear about the ongoing efforts to restore the natural flow of the river, and to improve the quality and accessibility […]
Join friends and family for a Labor Day celebration on Saturday, Sept. 4 at the Wilton High School complex (395 Danbury Rd.). The line-up of events includes: UPDATE: the race event has been CANCELLED. Miracle Mile Track Race: Festivities will kick off at the WHS track with the Miracle Mile Track Race giving residents and families […]
The Board of Selectmen, along with the Town Meeting, is the legislative body of the Town. The Board consists of five members, all of whom serve four-year terms. The Board […]
The Wilton Farmers’ Market will kick off its 2021 season at the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, June 2! Presented by Fairfield County Bank and hosted by the Wilton Historical Society, the market will take place every Wednesday from 12-5 p.m., June 2 through Oct. 27. The market is comprised of local farmers and artisans […]
The Tree Committee was founded in 2008 to focus on protecting, preserving, and maintaining trees on public property. The Tree Committee's goals are: Implement the Wilton Tree Center Plan (March 2008 and any subsequent revisions) and expand it, as appropriate, to focus on other areas of the town. Educate the community about the economic and […]
The Parks and Recreation Commission was established to organize, maintain and direct the Parks and Recreation Department of the Town of Wilton for the following purposes: To operate parks and recreational activities within the Town. To promote, provide and conduct recreational programs that will afford residents of Wilton constructive and wholesome enjoyment. To promote and […]
The 2020-2021 school year was unlike any in modern memory and has left many asking the question: Are kids prepared for the year ahead? While the pandemic has created much that is unprecedented, unfinished learning is not new. Wilton’s educators are well-prepared to re-engage students in the concepts they’ll need to master in order to […]
The Commission on Social Services was established with the fundamental purposes of identifying the present and anticipating the future needs for human services in the Town of Wilton and making recommendations concerning those needs to the Board of Selectmen. The Commission's responsibilities encompass establishing and/or maintaining advisory relationships with organizations and agencies providing social services […]
The Wilton Public Schools Board of Education meets regularly in a hybrid meeting — both in person at the Wilton High School Professional Library (395 Danbury Rd.) and via Zoom. Members of the public may make a public comment in person at the meeting or via email by email and note “PUBLIC COMMENT” in the subject […]
The Wilton Kiwanis Club is holding its Fall 2021 Food Drive at Village Market (108 Old Ridgefield Rd.) on Friday, Sept. 10 through Sunday, Sept. 12. As part of its “Feed Wilton” effort, the Kiwanis Club traditionally holds quarterly food drives to benefit the Wilton Food Pantry. However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the club is restricted […]
The Wilton Kiwanis Club is holding its Fall 2021 Food Drive at Village Market (108 Old Ridgefield Rd.) on Friday, Sept. 10 through Sunday, Sept. 12. As part of its “Feed Wilton” effort, the Kiwanis Club traditionally holds quarterly food drives to benefit the Wilton Food Pantry. However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the club is restricted […]
On Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021, the CT United Ride, to support 9/11 first responders and their families, will pass through Wilton. Now in its 20th year, the ride is Connecticut’s largest 9/11 tribute. Danbury Rd./Route 7 northbound in Wilton will be closed to traffic as the motorcycle procession, led by the Connecticut State Police, proceeds through town […]
The Wilton Kiwanis Club is holding its Fall 2021 Food Drive at Village Market (108 Old Ridgefield Rd.) on Friday, Sept. 10 through Sunday, Sept. 12. As part of its “Feed Wilton” effort, the Kiwanis Club traditionally holds quarterly food drives to benefit the Wilton Food Pantry. However, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the club is restricted […]
Members of the public are invited to attend the annual American Legion Flag Retirement ceremony at the Post, on Sunday, Sept. 12 at 12 p.m. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are invited to participate, as are members of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Join Stay at Home in Wilton for Dr. Joe Utterback Plays the Great American Songbook and a special September 11 tribute. On Sunday, Sept. 12 at 4 pm at WEPCO (48 New Canaan Road), Dr. Joe will play songs from Broadway, the greatest movie sounds, and his original composition, "Elegy for 9/11" which he wrote […]
The Wilton Woman’s Club will begin the new year in the fashion forefront with the latest trends from the fall runway in New York featured in our local participating stores: Blue Star Bazaar, Champagne Taste, Open House, Signature Style, B Chic, and Snappy Gator. Stylists from these stores will be on hand at WEPCO (48 […]
The Police Commission was established for the purpose of organizing and maintaining a Police Department in the Town of Wilton. The Commission is comprised of three members who serve in two-year terms. Meetings occur on the second Monday of each month. Regular Meetings begin at 4:15 pm, directly following the Executive Session at 4:00 pm. […]
Wilton resident Gail Lavielle, the former assistant minority leader in CT's legislature, in coordination with the Wilton Republican Town Committee (RTC), will host "How Wilton Works" on Monday, Sept. 13 at 6:30 p.m. This virtual event will provide Wiltonians with an overview of the town’s municipal government, providing a "Wilton 101" on subjects including how […]
The mission of the Wilton Energy and Utilities Commission is to promote resource conservation, energy efficiency, and explore means to reduce the carbon footprint of the community through the use of renewable energy and other initiatives in public buildings, homes, and local businesses. The Commission serves in an advisory role in support of the Board […]
The Board of Finance exercises oversight of the Town of Wilton’s finances. The primary function of the Board of Finance is to recommend a budget and a mill rate to the Annual Town Meeting. The Board also has the power to designate the external auditor and to approve supplemental appropriations upon the request of the […]
The Historic District and Historic Properties Commission is responsible for administering historic districts and historic properties for the purpose of promoting the educational, cultural, economic, and general welfare of the public through the preservation and protection of the distinctive characteristics of buildings, structures, places, surroundings, sites, objects, neighborhoods and their environs associated with the history […]
Fall migration has begun with millions of birds taking to the skies having left their North American breeding grounds and heading as far south as the Pampas grasslands in Argentina for the Winter. Allen's Meadow is a well-known hot spot due to its open fields, woodland edges, and water features. Come join Wilton resident and […]
The Wilton Farmers’ Market will kick off its 2021 season at the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, June 2! Presented by Fairfield County Bank and hosted by the Wilton Historical Society, the market will take place every Wednesday from 12-5 p.m., June 2 through Oct. 27. The market is comprised of local farmers and artisans […]
UPDATE: This event is now sold out. Be immersed in nature with fellow art- and nature-minded individuals and saturate the mind with the scenic views of one of the most beautiful meadows in all of Connecticut — Wilton Land Conservation Trust's Slaughter Field. Participants are invited to connect with nature, community, and themselves while creating […]
On Saturday, Sept. 18, from 2-4 p.m., WiltonPack22 is hosting an open house for families interested in signing up their children for the Cub Scouts. There will be fun activities for all ages. More information is available via email. WiltonPack22 Cub Scouts consists of boys and girls grades K-5. Groups are broken up by age, also […]
Wilton Congregational Church is welcoming members and visitors home this fall! Join us for worship any Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary or online. Sunday, Sept. 19 all are welcome for an after worship brunch outside. There will be games, music, and food for everyone.
Come join us on Sunday, Sept. 19 for an afternoon of fun and fellowship and celebrate being back together after a long time apart! Everyone from Wilton and our neighboring communities is invited, so please bring some friends! Food and treats will be available from the Parlor Pizza Truck and Susan Schmitt’s The Painted Cookie. […]
The International Day of Peace is Tuesday, Sept. 21. All around the world communities are working towards peace. Help celebrate by decorating Peace rocks! Meet us at Hillside Cemetery, we will have rocks, paints and snacks. Paint a message or design and then place your peace rock at the Peace Pole. For more information contact […]
The Board of Selectmen, along with the Town Meeting, is the legislative body of the Town. The Board consists of five members, all of whom serve four-year terms. The Board of Selectmen operates under the principles of civility, respect, and understanding. The Selectmen are responsible for town government activities including carrying out town policies, town […]
Difficult conversations can be unpleasant, confrontational and provoking. A common fear is that an already challenging situation may get worse because of unresolved issues, conflict or loss of trust among interested parties. When it comes to PPT or 504 meetings with parents and school personnel, the stakes are often high: decisions made during these meetings […]
The Wilton Farmers’ Market will kick off its 2021 season at the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, June 2! Presented by Fairfield County Bank and hosted by the Wilton Historical Society, the market will take place every Wednesday from 12-5 p.m., June 2 through Oct. 27. The market is comprised of local farmers and artisans […]
Formed in 2012, the mission of the Economic Development Commission (EDC) is to enhance Wilton's reputation as a community where the quality of life for residents, professionals, and workers makes Wilton the "first choice" to start a new business, to relocate an existing business, or for current businesses to remain and flourish. The Commission is […]
The Wilton Public Schools Board of Education meets regularly in a hybrid meeting — both in person at the Wilton High School Professional Library (395 Danbury Rd.) and via Zoom. Members of the public may make a public comment in person at the meeting or via email by email and note “PUBLIC COMMENT” in the subject […]
The Inland Wetlands Commission was established to conserve, protect, supervise, and regulate the wetlands and watercourses within the Town of Wilton. The Commission is comprised of seven members who serve in three-year terms. The Commission is responsible for administering the Inland Wetlands and Watercourse Regulations for the Town. The Commission reviews applications on all land-use […]
The Wilton Garden Club will host a flower show on Friday, Sept. 24 from 1-4 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 25 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. as part of the Club’s Centennial celebrations. Wilton’s historic Old Town Hall, (2 Belden Hill Ln.) will be transformed with floral designs reflecting fashion and flowers during the last 100 years, as well as photography, conservation, and […]
Fall migration has begun with millions of birds taking to the skies having left their North American breeding grounds and heading as far south as the Pampas grasslands in Argentina for the Winter. Allen's Meadow is a well-known hot spot due to its open fields, woodland edges, and water features. Come join Wilton resident and […]
The popular Wilton Library book sale fundraiser is back! Don't miss the Awesome Autumn Book Sale this weekend, Saturday, Sept. 25 through Tuesday, Sept. 28. Stock up on some great bargains and support Wilton Library. Please note: Masks are required while visiting the library and the book sale.
Wilton Interfaith Action Committee (Wi ACT), Fairfield County Trauma Response Team and Wilton Presbyterian Church are sponsoring a food drive on Saturday, Sept. 25 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Village Market. Volunteers will have lists available for the food that is needed and donors can purchase it at the market and leave it with our […]
Come to the Wilton Kiwanis Club Pumpkin Patch now through Oct. 31. Pumpkins of ALL sizes, decorative gourds, gorgeous mums, corn stalks, cactus plants, and more! And all proceeds benefit local non-profit organizations, with an emphasis on children. The Kiwanis Club is Wilton's longest-serving service organization. Monday-Friday, 1-5:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. […]
The popular Wilton Library book sale fundraiser is back! Don't miss the Awesome Autumn Book Sale this weekend, Saturday, Sept. 25 through Tuesday, Sept. 28. Stock up on some great bargains and support Wilton Library. Please note: Masks are required while visiting the library and the book sale.
The popular Wilton Library book sale fundraiser is back! Don't miss the Awesome Autumn Book Sale this weekend, Saturday, Sept. 25 through Tuesday, Sept. 28. Stock up on some great bargains and support Wilton Library. Please note: Masks are required while visiting the library and the book sale.
The Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) is a nine-member elected body responsible for overseeing land use and development activity within Wilton. This involves performing a detailed review and analysis of certain development proposals and making decisions based on established regulatory criteria. Other responsibilities include the review of zoning regulation amendment applications, changes to the Town’s […]
The popular Wilton Library book sale fundraiser is back! Don't miss the Awesome Autumn Book Sale this weekend, Saturday, Sept. 25 through Tuesday, Sept. 28. Stock up on some great bargains and support Wilton Library. Please note: Masks are required while visiting the library and the book sale.
It’s back! Minks to Sinks, the epic tag sale thousands of donors, consignors, collectors, and bargain-hunters wait for each year is returning to Wilton on Oct. 2-4. Thousands of items from children’s toys to clothing, furniture to housewares, will be on sale in Wilton during the twice-yearly Minks to Sinks sale. Proceeds benefit Family & […]
Learn more about affordable housing — its meaning, role, and impact on Wilton. Tuesday, September 28, join a panel discussion on Affordable Housing in the Community. The event is co–hosted by State Rep. Stephanie Thomas and State Sen. Will Haskell. Panelists are Rick Tomasetti, chair of the Wilton Planning and Zoning Commission, and Danielle Dobin, […]
Fall migration has begun with millions of birds taking to the skies having left their North American breeding grounds and heading as far south as the Pampas grasslands in Argentina for the Winter. Allen's Meadow is a well-known hot spot due to its open fields, woodland edges, and water features. Come join Wilton resident and […]
It’s back! Minks to Sinks, the epic tag sale thousands of donors, consignors, collectors, and bargain-hunters wait for each year is returning to Wilton on Oct. 2-4. Thousands of items from children’s toys to clothing, furniture to housewares, will be on sale in Wilton during the twice-yearly Minks to Sinks sale. Proceeds benefit Family & […]
The Wilton Farmers’ Market will kick off its 2021 season at the Wilton Historical Society on Wednesday, June 2! Presented by Fairfield County Bank and hosted by the Wilton Historical Society, the market will take place every Wednesday from 12-5 p.m., June 2 through Oct. 27. The market is comprised of local farmers and artisans […]
It’s back! Minks to Sinks, the epic tag sale thousands of donors, consignors, collectors, and bargain-hunters wait for each year is returning to Wilton on Oct. 2-4. Thousands of items from children’s toys to clothing, furniture to housewares, will be on sale in Wilton during the twice-yearly Minks to Sinks sale. Proceeds benefit Family & […]
Join Wilton Go Green and Wilton Library for a presentation about plastic — what plastic is, its environmental and health impacts, and how we can take action to live with less of it at systemic, individual, and community levels. Speaker Jay Sinha is the co-author (with Chantal Plamondon) of the timely bestselling book, Life Without Plastic: […]
The Wilton Encore Club will be holding its annual fall luncheon and fashion show at Shore & Country Club in Norwalk on Friday, Oct. 1. Socializing starts at 11 a.m. with lunch and the fashion show following. All are welcome. Fashions will be presented by More 'N'More of New Canaan. If you are interested in […]
It’s back! Minks to Sinks, the epic tag sale thousands of donors, consignors, collectors, and bargain-hunters wait for each year is returning to Wilton on Oct. 2-4. Thousands of items from children’s toys to clothing, furniture to housewares, will be on sale in Wilton during the twice-yearly Minks to Sinks sale. Proceeds benefit Family & […]
Co-hosted by the Wilton Land Conservation Trust and the Woodcock Nature Center. Take a break from the stress of work or school and explore the natural world around you guided by staff naturalists. The hike starts and ends at the Nick Parisot Memorial Trail Head kiosk located at 77 Tito Lane, and delicately meanders through […]
Woodcock Nature Center welcomes runners, hikers, and walkers of all ages at its annual Where the Wild Things Run 5K and Kids Fun Run on Sunday, Oct. 3 at 8:30 am. For several decades, this event has highlighted Woodcock’s nearly 5 miles of publicly accessible trails and raised money for the center’s educational programs. The […]
It’s back! Minks to Sinks, the epic tag sale thousands of donors, consignors, collectors, and bargain-hunters wait for each year is returning to Wilton on Oct. 2-4. Thousands of items from children’s toys to clothing, furniture to housewares, will be on sale in Wilton during the twice-yearly Minks to Sinks sale. Proceeds benefit Family & […]
Families from Wilton and beyond descend upon Ambler Farm for our yearly fall festival. Enjoy the apple slingshot, hay maze, farm animals, make-your-own-scarecrow, hayrides, concession stand, trebuchet, children’s crafts, pumpkin patch, live music and more! Parking is limited and will be available starting at 12 p.m. sharp: please do not line up beforehand. There will […]