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GOOD To Watch/Attend: Upcoming Town Board/Commission Meetings and Events
Monday, June 1: Board of Selectmen Meeting at 7 p.m. at Comstock Community Center, Rm. 31 and on Zoom [agenda] [Zoom link]
Wednesday, June 3:
- Fire Commission Meeting at 5 p.m. on Zoom only [agenda] [Zoom link]
- Conservation Commission Meeting at 7 p.m. on Zoom only [agenda] [Zoom link]
Thursday, June 4: Architecture Review Board/Village District Design Advisory Committee Meeting at 5 p.m. on Zoom only [agenda] [Zoom link]
GOOD To Shop Local: It’s Wilton Farmers Market Opening Week
The Wilton Farmers Market is opening its 2026 season this Wednesday, Jun. 3, returning once again to Wilton Center at the Town Green. This year the market has made a slight change to its hours of operation and will be open from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. every Wednesday through Oct. 28.
The Farmers Market will feature local Connecticut farmers offering seasonal and organic produce, fresh baked goods and pastries, food vendors with a selection of lunch items, fresh seafood, local artists and crafters featuring their original and one of a kind art and jewelry pieces, a variety of all-natural and organic skincare, eco-friendly home-goods, healthcare products, gourmet food items, and native plants and flowers for home and garden.
The market is overseen and hosted by the Wilton Chamber of Commerce.
GOOD To Sit, Stay and Renew: Time to Renew Wilton Dog Licenses
Attention Wilton dog owners, it’s time to renew your dog licenses with the Town. All dogs six months of age or over must be licensed on or before Jun. 30, at the Town Clerk’s office (238 Danbury Rd.). Licenses may be obtained at any time during the month of June.
The fee for a neutered male or a spayed female is $8; the fee for a male or female is $19. Owners of neutered or spayed dogs must present a certificate from the veterinarian. The Connecticut General Statutes also requires that a certificate showing a current rabies vaccination be presented.
Penalties and late fees start July 1.
GOOD To the Last Lick: We All Scream for Wilton Library’s Ice Cream Social
Wilton Library is hosting a good old-fashioned Ice Cream Social on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the library parking lot. All members of the Wilton community are invited to attend this special event! College Creamery will once again be handing out free ice cream bars and snow cones, while supplies last. Enjoy live music (weather permitting). New Wilton residents are encouraged to sign up for their library cards. Please stop by and join us! Visit www.wiltonlibrary.org for details.
GOOD To Devour: Student’s Burger Bar Serves Up ‘Deliciousburgers’ at Trackside
WHS Senior James Lillis is back with his famous Burger Bar this Friday, June 5, from 5–7pm. It’s his last one as a WHS student, so you don’t want to miss it!
Stop by for a deliciousburger and tots, complete with specialty sauces and all your favorite toppings and fixings. Whether you’re coming for dinner, to catch up with friends, or just to enjoy a great community event, there’s something for everyone.
Bring your friends, bring your family, and spread the word! This event is open to the entire community and no registration is required. Invite anyone you know who loves great food and good company!
GOOD Community Member: Camille Carriero Named May’s ‘Community Champion’ by Wilton Coalition for Youth
Camille Carriero has been named the Wilton Coalition for Youth’s May 2026 Community Champion. As part of the #WiltonIsWhereYouBelong campaign, the Coalition spotlights one individual each month for their positive influence, work or commitment to the Wilton community.
If you’ve visited the Wilton Farmer’s Market, you’ve likely encountered Carriero warmly greeting vendors and shoppers alike. As the Wilton Chamber of Commerce‘s executive director, she dedicates her energy to supporting, connecting and growing local Wilton businesses and bringing residents together through the Chamber’s numerous community events throughout the year.
According to the Coalition, town-wide gatherings hosted by the Chamber, such as the Farmers Market, Street Fair, Pumpkin Parade, Holiday Stroll and Winter Carnival are “essential to cultivating community engagement” in Wilton, bringing together businesses, nonprofits and residents, to lay the “groundwork for community-building” and offer “a way for community members of diverse backgrounds to get to know each other and the town.”
Carriero’s commitment extends beyond the Chamber as president of the Wilton Rotary Club, where she coordinates local volunteer efforts to support family services, education and community well-being — including providing dictionaries to every third grader in Wilton Public Schools. She has also strengthened the Wilton Rotary’s relationships with neighboring chapters through collaborative service projects, including a meal packing initiative.
The Wilton Coalition for Youth is made up of a myriad of organizations, town departments and individuals who serve youth and families in Wilton, and is spearheaded by the Wilton Youth Council. Coalition members collaborate on efforts aimed at preventing substance misuse and promoting mental health and emotional well-being of youth and families. The Community Champion program was launched in 2024 and is ending on a high note with Camille’s award.