Be sure to catch Join us for Morning Networking with the Chamber at Ethan Allen! on the Avon Patch calendar
Community members can support the local performing arts group by dining in or ordering takeout.
You won’t want to miss Join us for Morning Networking with the Chamber at Ethan Allen! on the Avon Patch calendar
Be sure to catch Massachusetts Tax Free Weekend at Ethan Allen August 8 & 9 ONLY! on the Avon Patch calendar
Be sure to catch West Hartford's Sunday Farmers' Market on the Avon Patch calendar
And check out Learn to Play Hockey! on the Avon Patch calendar
Also, don’t miss Final Days of Buy More, Save More at Ethan Allen! on the Avon Patch calendar
Both towns' social services departments will collect donated school supplies at the Avon Walmart.
Happening soon: Final Days of Buy More, Save More at Ethan Allen! on the Avon Patch calendar
Avon nonprofits can apply through Aug. 28 for grants supporting community events scheduled between November and February.
It will host a hands-on history program where children can learn about the Declaration of Independence and sign a life-size replica.
Ecologist Brad Timm will present 'Wildlife Out Your Window' at Avon Library, featuring surprising facts about New England wildlife.
The Town of Avon is accepting resident photos for possible use on its website, social media, and print publications.
Watch four world-record Frisbee dogs perform at the Avon Free Public Library's free Wonderful Wednesdays event this week.
Avon residents can meet the chief and department leaders this week during an informal community conversation at a local coffee shop.
Teens from Avon, Simsbury, and Farmington can compete in water games this week during Avon Free Public Library's 'Water Wars' event.
The latest Avon Talks podcast features a longtime veterinarian reflecting on decades of caring for farm animals.
Indivisible Farmington Valley plans a July 16 protest in Avon in response to recent fatal ICE shootings in Maine and Texas.
Volunteers are invited to help remove invasive Japanese barberry at the site later this week.
The Avon Community Fund is accepting grant applications through Aug. 10 for projects benefiting the Avon community.
Avon's America 250 celebration continues with three free July lectures on Connecticut's Revolutionary War history.
It will close for summer repainting and reopen Sept. 6, with a Sept. 26 celebration and time capsule event.
The Avon/Canton Chamber of Commerce is excited to launch this Summer’s edition of WHERE IN THE VALLEY? — a fun and interactive community eve
Extended Hours, Enhanced Sibling Savings, and a Five-Day Pre-K Program Help Families Prepare for Kindergarten
The popular podcast revisits Camp Gertrude Bryant through the memories of lifelong resident Jeannie Parker.
The new exhibit at the Avon Free Public Library highlights local Revolutionary War patriots and 1976 Bicentennial memorabilia.
A free screening of 'The Extraordinary Caterpillar' will take place next week at the Avon Free Public Library as part of Pollinator Week.
Storyteller Andre Keitt will portray William 'Billy' Lee during a Juneteenth program at Avon Free Public Library early next week.
Eversource released town-by-town reliability scorecards showing fewer outages and faster restorations.
Connecticut’s nip bottle fee has generated over $22M for local environmental programs since 2021.
The museum is inviting local nonprofits to use its renovated historic building for meetings and special events.
Exhibits, performances, discussions, and a community celebration highlight Avon’s June America 250 slate.
Sales began Monday, June 1, for the town's transfer station (aka the 'Avon Lanfill') on Huckleberry Hill Road.
Avon Scout Troop 274 will collect redeemable cans and bottles this weekend to raise funds for scout activities.
Avon will host a Pride flag-raising at the library and a community Pride Block Party.
Relay For Life of Farmington Valley returns to Avon with rides, dancing, and cancer fundraising events.
It will be closed all day for staff training; digital resources remain available online.
Avon groups/organizations can apply through May 28 for grants supporting community events from July through October.
She received a statewide library advocacy award at a special ceremony Wednesday.
Connecticut's FY2027 budget boosts local aid with the aim of easing taxes and supporting schools.
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