Coming up on the Avon Patch calendar: Revolutionary War Militia Encampment and Re-enactments
The AVFD invites residents to enjoy tours, trucks, and firefighter meet-and-greets.
Also check out Revolutionary War Militia Encampment and Re-enactments on the Avon Patch calendar
Avon's transfer station is open for free brush drop-off from April to May; proof of residency is required.
Volunteers are invited, with tools requested, as bags will be provided and free vests available.
Spotted on the Avon calendar: Revolutionary War Militia Encampment and Re-enactments
The fundraising event later this week will benefit several charities supported by the local civic organization.
The recently uncovered Revolutionary War story will be discussed at the Avon Free Public Library this weekend.
The Avon library will host free workshops next week on job skills, digital tools, and networking for adults 50 and over.
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Author Matthew Reardon will discuss Benedict Arnold’s 1781 raid at the Avon Senior Center this week.
And check out Revolutionary War Militia Encampment and Re-enactments on the Avon Patch calendar
The Avon Free Public Library will offer free National Library Week programs April 21–28, including author talks, films, and concerts.
The Avon Free Public Library will host a virtual meditation workshop on April 23, focused on finding inner peace.
You won’t want to miss Revolutionary War Militia Encampment and Re-enactments on the Avon Patch calendar
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The Avon Free Public Library will host a Makerspace Open House this weekend with demos, tours, and free take-home items.
The Avon Transfer Station has waived brush disposal fees on select Saturdays in April and May; residency proof required.
Separate document shredding events are planned in Avon and Southington on Saturday, April 18.
The Avon Land Trust and the Avon Sustainability Commission are teaming up this weekend to rid a land trust site of non-native vegetation.
The 2018 graduate's book, 'The Story of Us: How the Taylor Swift Fandom Changed Our Lives,' comes out April 14.
The town has put out a call for local photo enthusiasts to submit images showing the essence of Avon.
The FFs are training for a special stairway climb fundraiser next month to raise money for the American Lung Association.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
Avon animal control and firefighters teamed up to relocate a red squirrel with a new tree nest near the town's animal shelter.
The Avon collector of revenue said 2026 sewer bills are due April 1, with an April 30 deadline to avoid penalties..
Avon's America 250 committee has launched a 'Then & Now' art contest, with submissions due March 30.
Proceeds from the event, scheduled at a local church, will benefit Avon Boy Scout Troop 274.
Avon's recreation summer programs go live March 25, with aquatics registration opening April 1. View offerings starting March 18.
Residents should seek alternative arrangements as the facility remains shut down throughout the day.
The special exhibit on environmental justice opened on March 5 and concludes on March 23 with a special dialogue event.
It will explore the science of the Indigenous 'Three Sisters' gardening method and seasonal food practices.
It returns March 13–14 at North House in Avon with 30 creative table displays and a tableware tag sale benefiting Avon 250.
A noted author will discuss protest movements in U.S. history at an in-person event early next week at the Avon Free Public Library.
The event at the Avon Library will examine a winter mission to haul artillery that helped force the British out of Boston in 1777.
A noted potter will demonstrate colonial redware techniques at Avon Library next week, with sgraffito decorating and pottery for sale.
Avon Town Hall social services and the food pantry will close on March 3 for the funeral of Joseph A. Martino Jr.
The Avon Clean Energy Commission's Youth Advisory Council will host an event on invasive bittersweet vines with bingo and prizes.
The Avon Lions Club is hosting a special Family Bingo fundraiser for its causes later this week.
It will take place on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 20–21, with most items under $3.
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