And on the Farmington Patch calendar - West Hartford's Sunday Market
Spotted on the Farmington calendar: Parlor of Impossibilities
The Farmington Historical Society's Amistad walking tour returns with new storytelling, expanded history and public tours through October.
Make time for Author Presentation on the Farmington Patch calendar
Make time for West Hartford's Sunday Farmers' Market on the Farmington Patch calendar
Spotted on the Farmington calendar: West Hartford's Sunday Farmers' Market
Also, don’t miss Author Presentation on the Farmington Patch calendar
The AARP grant will help the Farmington Land Trust build an accessible pier on the Farmington River in Unionville.
Families can search for hidden treasure across town each week this summer through a free Farmington Community Chest program.
Eversource released town-by-town reliability scorecards showing fewer outages and faster restorations.
The City of Hartford-owned site reopened after more than a decade, offering trails, a splash pad, picnic areas and pond access.
Extended Hours, Enhanced Sibling Savings, and a Five-Day Pre-K Program Help Families Prepare for Kindergarten
Earlier this month, the local organization appointed a longtime resident as its first executive director amid organizational growth.
The Luke Roux Foundation's annual wiffle ball tournament in Farmington raised funds for impaired driving education programs.
The Farmington Democratic Town Committee will collect donations for the Farmington Food Pantry at Highland Park Market.
The Luke Roux Foundation hosts a Wiffle ball tournament this weekend in Farmington to promote impaired driving awareness.
Connecticut’s nip bottle fee has generated over $22M for local environmental programs since 2021.
The middle school student received the 2026 Lovis Extraordinary Student Award for advocacy and kindness.
Farmington Libraries announced temporary closures and limited online services during a system upgrade.
Farmington last week officially opened a new splash pad and pickleball courts at Westwoods Recreation Complex.
Farmington HS students took first and second place in the contest, with a West Hartford student coming in third.
Farmington UNICO awarded 5 outstanding and deserving students scholarships this year.
Farmington residents donated thousands of pounds of food during the annual Stamp Out Hunger food drive with postal carriers.
Connecticut's FY2027 budget boosts local aid with the aim of easing taxes and supporting schools.
The 'Stamp Out Hunger' initiative seeks community food donations for the May 9 mail carrier drive to support summer food needs.
The FFD will host a 'Family Breakfast' fundraiser to benefit the department.
A local historian will present on Farmington Valley’s early personalities and conflicts this week at the Farmington Library.
Avon, Farmington, Canton, Granby, Simsbury, and Suffield are collaborating, with the first collection event in Farmington this weekend.
Farmington offers bulky waste pickup next week for residents paying the town trash fee.
Farmington Community Chest's March 28 event set an attendance record.
Riverbend residents in Farmington welcomed a former star center for a talk on sports and community.
The trust announced the accessible pier will honor a beloved community servant, with a public event to kick off the project this weekend.
The event is part of a national protest movement that will be drawing crowds to oppose Trump' policies, such as a new war, and rising costs.
Farmington Community Chest will host a wine-tasting event featuring vendors, raffles, and NCAA tournament viewing.
Middlewoods of Farmington recently celebrated global cultures with a week of food, dance, and resident-led presentations.
The annual event will feature crafts, STEM demos, and local artisans for all ages.
The Farmington Library is asking residents to donate old electronics for its Take Apart Program at the upcoming Maker Fair.
Farmington Station and Companions & Homemakers donated winter coats to families through its recent coat drive.
The U.S. Department of State removed all 501(c)(3) Nonprofits from its Passport Acceptance Facility Program, affecting local services.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Farmington
Founders Offer Gives Local Dogs a Head Start
From outdoor skills to creative arts to hands-on learning, every day brings a new opportunity to try something different.
Mary Ann Randazzo has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in Hartford County, Connecticut.
Caitlin Condon has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts within Hartford County, Connecticut.
Kevin Maxwell has joined FCP Live-In as a Care Coordinator, managing accounts in Hartford County, Connecticut.
Perry Phillips has joined FCP Live-In as an Assistance Coordinator, managing accounts in Hartford County, Connecticut.
FCP Live-in specializing in full service live-in homecare appoints Meagan Seeman as Care Coordinator.