Join us for animal circle and meet some of your favorites up-close from 9-10 a.m. on Saturday, September 7. Enjoy The Zoo all to yourself from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. plus some special activities with a Zoo Educator. *Registration is required and limited to Family Exclusive members. Please email [email protected] to upgrade your membership. […]
Pedal over to the Longmeadow Shops for a pop-up Speed & Sprocket Cycle Works bike shop! They’ll be set up to perform tune-ups and repairs as well as having accessories for sale. Tune-ups and repairs are available for child or adult bikes. A selection of teen/adult-sized bicycles and bike accessories will be available for sale. […]
Special Living History Event: Ladies’ Association of Revolutionary America. Preparing for a Revolution The Ladies’ Association is a researched-based 18th century living history group that encourages, supports, and promotes increased women’s voices and stories at historical sites and events. They will be portraying Deerfield in 1774, on the eve of the American Revolution. Included with […]
Dive into the world of robotics and engineering in this exciting hands-on experience. You’ll have the opportunity to assemble your own mini robot, learning the intricacies of its components and how they work together. Once your robot is complete, prepare to be amazed as it comes to life, dancing and moving across the table, showcasing […]
EXPLORE INNOVATION AND HANDS-ON FUN FOR $15 Join us at the Connecticut Science Center for an unforgettable day of creativity and innovation at MakeFest. Dive into a world of discovery with dynamic demonstrations, vibrant displays, and interactive, hands-on activities that showcase Connecticut’s incredible talent and ingenuity. This special event celebrates our state’s rich history of […]
Get ready to browse fresh, seasonal produce, artisanal crafts, and gourmet delights while enjoying live music and family-friendly activities. From ripe produce to handcrafted soaps, there's something for everyone to savor and enjoy. Every Friday, June 7th - September 27th 11 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tower Square Park, Downtown Springfield, MA
Animals on display, animal fitting and showmanship, hayrides, Studebaker antique car display, local vendors, floral contest, live music and performances, magic shows and balloon animals for children and more. Ongoing Children’s Activities (Children’s Tent Area) • Bushnell-Sage Library Fair Game Tent — FREE games & prizes • Younger Children’s Tent — FREE arts, crafts & […]
Snakes of the Pioneer Valley with Rachel Palmer Ever wonder what that creature is slithering in your yard? Here is your chance to learn! Join Rachel Palmer at The Mill District General Store and Local Art Gallery on Saturday, Sept. 7 from 1-3pm. Rachel's passion for snakes has inspired some of her currently exhibited beaded […]
RunDisney Fundraiser Trivia Night Saturday 9/7 | 1-4PM Please join us for Disney Trivia hosted by Great Awakening Brewing and KLM Events, in partnership with Sean Gifford and Michele Lyman, to benefit two amazing charities! Join us for: Disney Themed Trivia: Test your knowledge of all things Disney! Whether you play individually or as a […]
Baird Souls is playing their repertoire of Soulful Rock tunes that will make you want to tap, sing, and dance along! The Chappy’s MCE food truck will be serving their delicious food all night as well, so stop by at 6pm to enjoy the show!
Brian Glowacki Saturday September 7, 2024 - 8:00 PM Brian Glowacki's comedy feels like home. His playful style and originality have quickly taken him from a small town class clown to a nationwide crowd favorite. Brian's likability on stage paired with sharp observations on life have quickly catapulted him into one of the nation's premier […]
Take a guided walk around Old Deerfield! Join us on a guided Natural History Walk around Old Deerfield. Come every second Sunday through November for a fun morning of looking and discovering. How do the seasons change? How do the plants, animals, and environment respond? Watch summer give way to autumn and then winter with […]
South Windsor American Legion Post #133 and CT Military Corvette Club, Inc. presents The Annual Connecticut Classic Car Show. Sunday, 10am - 3pm (Rain Date: Sunday 9/15) • Over 25 unique trophies awarded! • Drivers’ Choice Judging! • Registration: 9 am to Noon • Chinese Raffle: 1:00 pm • Trophy Presentation: 2 pm • 50/50 […]
A FREE Community Expo! People of all ages are invited to this fun and helpful event. People of all ages are invited to this fun and helpful event. Come and visit with area experts in the health, finance , insurance and many other fields! REGISTER HERE Location MGM Springfield Aria Ballroom
CUTENESS OVERLOAD! Get ready for a paw-some day at the Science Center. Meet everyone’s favorite blue pup in person! Whether you’re a fan of science, adventure, or just love this big blue pup, this is the perfect chance to give your favorite character a big high-five (or paw-five!). The best part? This exciting meet-and-greet is […]
The NCCHP Museum at the Drum Factory in Granville is open for tours on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month from noon – 3:00PM. Join us for an informative guided visit to the local factory that started as a toy manufacturer that went on to produce drums for the Civil War, two US Presidents and many […]
Today is Grandparent's Day! Grandparents we're waiting to see you! 12:00 - 4:00 pm. In 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed a proclamation declaring National Grandparents Day as a holiday to take place on the first Sunday after Labor Day.
Cut Loose: Crafting with Collage with Michael Sjostedt Get a jump on your homemade seasonal gifts with Michael Sjostedt at The Local Art Gallery. Make bookmarks, tin can planters, & more! Come unwind, create, and connect in a fun environment with Michael Sjostedt, founder of Cut Loose Collage Workshops. Make bookmarks, tin can planters, coasters, […]
Drop in for a guided tour of our latest special exhibition, Connecticut’s Bookshelf. Connecticut is the birthplace of comic books, copyright law, Noah Webster, and the recipe for pumpkin pie. It printed the first fugitive slave narrative, sold millions of dollars of books by subscription, and inspired children’s sections in libraries nationwide. From the 1700s to […]
Sacred Time and Liminal Space: Ashkenazi Folk Magic at the Threshold Mondays and Wednesdays, September 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 2024 7:00–8:30 p.m. ET Just as Judaism is a religion of sacred time, liminal times and spaces play a powerful role in traditional Yiddish folk belief. The month of Elul, the weeks leading up […]
