Name: Tag Sale
Start: 2026-08-01T09:00:00-04:00
Location: Oxford United Church of Christ

Oxford United Church of Christ

Something for everyone! Baskets, Dishes, Glassware, Jewelry, Purses, Dolls, Bird feeders, Small kitchen electrics, Small lamps, Mirrors, Wall Art, Puzzles, Toys, Games, Books, CDs, DVDs, a selection of Clothing and Shoes, Pillows, much more.

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Jay Kenney

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Oxford

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Something for everyone! Baskets, Dishes, Glassware, Jewelry, Purses, Dolls, Bird feeders, Small kitchen electrics, Small lamps,...

Seymour Public Library

The Seymour Library will host Janine Katomski, President of the Eastern Connecticut Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA)
Ms. Katomski will talk about the latest hearing loss technology, legal and medical rights and available local and state resources for support. The Library has received a grant to enhancing services for the hard of hearing--updates will be given after Ms. Katomski's talk.
Registration is required for this talk. Light refreshments will be served. The program runs until 2 pm. Please reply by August 3rd. Stop at the Desk at the Library for more information or to register. Call the Library at 203-888-3903 or email the Library Director Suzanne Garvey at sgarvey@biblio.org for more information or to register.

Local Event: Hearing Loss and Technology: Tools That Can Truly Help

Hearing Loss and Technology: Tools That Can...

The Seymour Library will host Janine Katomski, President of the Eastern Connecticut Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of...

Hearing Loss and Technology: Tools That Can Truly Help

Seymour Library is hosting Michael Langlois for a free evening book discussion on Wednesday August 12th at 6 pm. The doors will open at 5:30 pm for seating and light refreshments.The play to be discussed will be "The Tempest". The play written about 1610 is one of&nbsp; Shakespeare's most well known and loved tales and has been an inspiration for many works in literature, music, film and stage adaptions. The play can be seen as encompassing many motifs, themes and commentaries on colonialism, artistic creativity and feminism.Michael Langlois who will lead the discussion is a theatre artist, lecturer, performer and storyteller. He has directed productions throughout New England, served for twenty years as Artistic Director of Ashford Youth Theatre and more than a decade as Associate Artist with New London's Flock Theatre. Mr. Langlois has directed "The Tempest" as a stage production.Space is limited and registration is required but the book discussion is free. To enjoy and participate more fully the play should be read. Copies of the book are available for checkout at the Library's circulation desk with a valid library card. You do not have to be a resident of Seymour to register for this book discussion. Registration is handled on a first come-first served basis.For more information or to register please call the Library at 203-888-3903, stop at the Library's Circulation Desk to register or email the Library Director Suzanne Garvey at sgarvey@biblio.org.

Local Event: Book Discussion on Shakespeare's "The Tempest"

Book Discussion on Shakespeare's "The Tempest"

Seymour Library is hosting Michael Langlois for a free evening book discussion on Wednesday August 12th at 6 pm. The doors will...

Seymour Library's first meeting of the Science Fiction Book Club will take place on Tuesday August 18th. The first book chosen for the group will be Octavia E. Butler's classic "Parable of the Sower" Any questions please call the Circ Desk at 203-888-3903 or email the director Suzanne Garvey at sgarvey@biblio.org.Copies of the book are available at the Circ Desk.

Local Event: Science Fiction Book Club

Science Fiction Book Club

Seymour Library's first meeting of the Science Fiction Book Club will take place on Tuesday August 18th. The first book chosen...

Know a little about everything? Do well at home when you watch Jeopardy?
Come on down!
Join us at the Seymour Library on August 19th for a mixed Trivia Night with Trivia Host David the local founder and creator of Sticker Book Publishing.
Doors open at 5:45 pm and the fun starts at 6:00pm. Bring your family, your friends or just come--teams and individuals are welcome. If you are coming as an individual and want to be matched with a team the Library can do that! Prizes will be awarded to the winning team or person.
This is a free event and registration is highly suggested but walk-ins are welcome. Participation is required if attending. Call the Library at 203-888-3903 or stop at the Library Circ Desk or email the Library Director Suzanne Garvey at sgarvey@biblio.org for more info or to register.

Local Event: Trivia Night: Mixed Trivia--a Variety of Subjects

Trivia Night: Mixed Trivia--a Variety of Subjects

Know a little about everything? Do well at home when you watch Jeopardy?
Come on down!
Join us at the Seymour Library on August...

Oxford Blooms Flower Farm

Join the Oxford Cultural Arts Commission for a special four-part plein air painting series at Oxford Blooms, where artists will gather throughout the summer to capture the changing landscape of this beautiful garden space. By returning to the same location over the course of the season, participants will have the opportunity to document how light, color, and plant life evolve from early summer into late season bloom.Artists are encouraged to bring their own supplies and work in any medium—painting, drawing, watercolor, pastel, or sketching. Whether you’re a seasoned plein air painter or simply curious about trying something new, artists of all levels are warmly welcome. Each session will run 5:30 PM until sunset, allowing participants to enjoy the golden evening light while creating alongside fellow artists in a relaxed, supportive environment. Bring your materials, find a view that inspires you, and watch the summer unfold one painting at a time.

Local Event: Plein Air Artist Meetup

Plein Air Artist Meetup

Join the Oxford Cultural Arts Commission for a special four-part plein air painting series at Oxford Blooms, where artists will...

Oxford Town Hall

Join the Oxford Cultural Arts Commission for Gather &amp; Groove, a welcoming community drum circle led by local facilitator Ken Parker.
Together we’ll explore rhythm as a way to connect, relax, and create something spontaneous as a community. Drum circles are open to everyone—whether you’ve been playing percussion for years or have never picked up a drum before. Ken will help guide the circle so that each participant can find their place in the rhythm as the groove builds and evolves.
Participants are encouraged to bring a drum, shaker, bucket, or any object that makes a joyful sound. A limited number of instruments will also be available to borrow, so newcomers are always welcome 
All ages and experience levels are invited to join. Come for a few minutes or stay for the whole circle as we gather, listen, and let the rhythm carry us.

Local Event: Gather and Groove - Community Drum Circle

Gather and Groove - Community Drum Circle

Join the Oxford Cultural Arts Commission for Gather & Groove, a welcoming community drum circle led by local facilitator Ken...

Second Company Governor's Horse Guard

Come spend the day with the 2GHG's horses and troopers for one of Newtown's favorite fall traditions! Enjoy a variety of activities including live horse shows, pony rides, face painting, interactive cavalry history displays, and local vendors. This family-friendly event features food trucks, pet adoption opportunities, and games with free admission for all.

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St. Joseph High School

Where you go to high school matters. Make it count at St. Joseph High School. St. Joseph High School is a Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory school in Trumbull, Connecticut, dedicated to forming young men and women who are prepared to meet the challenges of the collegiate world and beyond. Our aspirational academics are intentionally designed to stretch students beyond curriculum to become problem solvers, critical thinkers, language aficionados, art lovers, and lifelong learners. More than typical college prep, SJ offers an experiential education that grows between the textbooks and classrooms; between students and faculty mentors; between the locker room and the field; and between faith, friendships, and family. As the largest co-ed Catholic high school in Connecticut, SJ gives students the opportunity to learn and connect across cultures, religions, and borders in a faith-based community that joyfully welcomes students of all beliefs. Students seek out their talents across academics, athletics, arts, clubs, and service; strive for greatness by expanding their boundaries; and serve the common good by embracing our motto, “With Privilege Comes Responsibility.” Our renowned athletic program builds community, character, and discipline while teaching life lessons that extend far beyond championship banners. Through service initiatives and spiritual formation, students deepen shared values, explore their faith, and uncover a sense of purpose that prepares them for lifelong self-direction. St. Joseph Cadets are on a mission: to be their best selves and to make their mark on the world. Learn more at sjcadets.org. Phone Number: 203-378-9378 ext 308 Email Address: admissions@sjcadets.org

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Where you go to high school matters. Make it count at St. Joseph High School. St. Joseph High School is a Catholic, coeducational, college...

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