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 […]
Join expert birder, conservationist, master gardener and Wilton resident Joe Bear for this free series of three fall migration bird walks at Allen’s Meadow. Millions of birds journey south to […]
Despite being a fairly small rural and suburban community for most of its history, Wilton has been home to several groundbreaking technological developments, pioneering entrepreneurs, and industrial giants. Join the […]
This one-hour event offers children an opportunity to create an upcycled craft, join in a story time sing-along, and take a short meadow walk across Chestnut Meadows. Bring your blankets, […]
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 […]
Mark your calendar for a magical night at Under the Harvest Moon — an unforgettable evening of delicious food, live music and community celebration, all in support of Woodcock Nature Center’s beloved environmental education programs. Set against the stunning backdrop of our candlelit pavilion and pond, enjoy carefully prepared dinner by chefs Sarah and Bernard […]
Looking to meet other local LGBTQIA+ families & allies? Join us for Wilton Pride Family Playdates! It’s the perfect chance to create community, build belonging and let the kiddos burn off some energy! When: Sunday, Sept. 27 at 3:30 p.m. Where: Merwin Meadows Park Wilton Pride Family Playdates are part of our Queer Connections Initiative, a series […]
The Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) meets electronically to discuss and make decisions about land use and development in Wilton. The public can attend these open meetings via Zoom.
Scheduled during peak migration seasons, this guided walk through Schenck’s Island with birding guide Joe Bear invites participants to spot and identify a variety of birds as they pass through Wilton. If we’re lucky, we will see and hear up to 50 different species!
