5/8/2026 A Message from First Selectman Lent

Greetings from Town Hall!

The main theme of my administration is environmental and land use issues. Let’s save Easton!

WILDLIFE IN EASTON! (Please send image contributions to treynolds@eastonct.gov.)

CONSERVATION, LAND USE, WATERSHED, & ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION ISSUES

CCM END OF SESSION UPDATE MEETING: I attended the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) Legislative End of Session update meeting on Thursday. Unfortunately for environmental and conservation efforts, some drastic zoning bills were proposed, which would eliminate single-family home-only zoning and eliminate local control of zoning decisions. These proposed measures did not pass -- but they indicate future and very aggressive agendas backed by real estate developers.

GET READY TO GO WILD, EASTON! We are hosting an “Easton Day” at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport on Saturday, May 16^th, with complimentary admission for 150 residents on a first-come, first-served basis. Please bring some type of identification to show that you are an Easton resident at the ticket booth. And, on Sunday, June 7th, we have arranged for complimentary admission for 50 Easton residents (first-come, first-served) at Earthplace in Westport, which also offers youth summer camps.

FREE BIRD GUIDE: Pick up a waterproof Backyard Birds of the Northeast guide, now available at Town Hall on a first-come, first-served basis. Courtesy of Bill Karesh, these handy, easy-to-use guides are perfect for bird lovers of all ages—whether you’re identifying visitors at your backyard feeder or exploring local trails. Stop by and grab one while supplies last – they are going quick!

PROPOSED TRAIL LINKS EASTON TO LONG ISLAND SOUND: A proposed 13.8-mile “Harbor to Hills Greenway” would connect Fairfield’s border with Easton to Long Island Sound, linking open spaces, schools, and community sites along a continuous walking route. About 90% of the trail would use existing public land, making it a feasible way to unify Fairfield’s open-space system while improving pedestrian access for residents, students, and families. The project is still in early stages, with Fairfield seeking state funding to support planning and design.

TURTLE CROSSING SEASON is underway around town, so please drive carefully and stay alert, especially on Sanford Drive and Church Road to North Park Avenue near ponds and wetlands. Many turtles are traveling to lay eggs this time of year. If you stop to help a turtle cross the road, please make sure to move it in the same direction it was already heading.

HELP US PROTECT EASTON’S NATURAL BEAUTY: Learn how you can help protect Easton’s natural beauty by preventing the spread of invasive plant species in your own backyard. Oriental Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus) is a very aggressive vine that smothers other vegetation. It has twining stems that strangle shrub and tree limbs, and the weight of the vine can uproot and topple trees. Birds are attracted to the berries and spread the seed. The vine also spreads by root suckering. DO NOT BUY OR PLANT. To control, pull small plants, including roots. Cut larger vines close to the ground every two weeks to prevent resprouting and to deplete the root system. Properly dispose of seeds (Do NOT compost. Bag or burn vines).

BEACH SEASON IS HERE! If you’re planning to enjoy Jennings or Penfield Beach in Fairfield this summer, be sure to visit the Fairfield website to purchase a “J” Sticker for parking access (Application Here). Wishing everyone a fun, relaxing, and sunny summer by the water!

STATE BUDGET & EDUCATION FUNDING As the legislative session concludes, an additional education aid of $12,085 will go to our Board of Education. This clearly isn’t enough in terms of tax relief from the state to defray our rising education costs and unfunded educational mandates. Indications are that we will receive $20,603 for the Town budget in supplemental Pequot-Mohegan funding, which we had previously lost. Overall, the Connecticut General Assembly approved a $28.1 billion state budget, which increases municipal aid by $283 million, including a $162.2 million increase in Education Cost Sharing (ECS) funding to provide additional education funding for all towns. The budget, SB-1, also provides $100 million in one-time aid to towns for non-education purposes. However, Easton got very little; you can review what every municipality got on this spreadsheet HERE. By some criteria, the State considers Easton to be “overfunded” based on older valuations and the lack of poverty criteria used in the formulas. Additional state budget information

CONGRESSMAN JIM HIMES VISITS EASTON TOWN HALL. Congressman Jim Himes came to Easton on Wednesday for a meet-and-greet and a productive discussion about issues affecting our community. I invited Selectman Nick D’Addario to help with the meeting because he knows Jim Himes well. During the visit, I talked to Congressman Himes about our roof grant funding application that we applied for in April and gave him a tour of Town Hall, including an overview of the damage caused by roof leaks and the challenges the building continues to face. We appreciate Congressman Himes taking the time to come to Easton and learn more about our community’s needs firsthand, and we hope to receive a grant through his office in the future. He kindly said “Easton is one of the most beautiful Towns he visits.”

PUBLIC SAFETY: Please remember to “Slow Down in Our Town” and help keep our roads safe by avoiding speeding. We also have one remaining “Take It Slow” yard sign available at the First Selectman’s Office, for anyone interested.

FROM EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR, SCHUYLER SHERWOOD: NATIONAL HURRICANE PREPAREDNESS WEEK 2026: Take Action Now to Protect Your Home and Family
As the Atlantic hurricane season approaches on June 1, the Town of Easton and national weather experts are observing National Hurricane Preparedness Week (May 3–9, 2026). With an average season producing 14 named storms and seven hurricanes, residents are urged to use this "blue sky" period to finalize emergency plans and gather essential supplies. First Selectman Lent and Emergency Management Director Schuyler Sherwood would like to remind all citizens that preparation remains the most effective way to protect your family and community. Taking time now to understand your risk and prepare your home can make all the difference when severe weather approaches. There are key steps citizens should take now to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season:

• Refresh your emergency supply kit with at least three days of food, water, and medicine per person.
• Identify a safe place to ride out the storm. This may be your home away from windows. You may want to stay with relatives or friends if you are elderly or have care needs.
• Finalize a written hurricane plan and consider an insurance checkup to ensure coverage for hurricane damage, especially if you are prone to flash flooding.
• Photograph your home and property. Know where your insurance information is.
• Trim trees, secure gutters, and remove trees that could cause damage to your home
• Develop a neighbor-helping-neighbor plan. Know how you can get a hold of someone who may be less able to care for themselves.
• Have your generators serviced. If you are able, consider an alternative power source such as a generator. You should anticipate being out of power for up to 7 Days.

Residents are encouraged to visit Ready.gov or their local emergency management website for detailed checklists and resources. The Town of Easton is also preparing. Members of your Emergency Management Team have met with the UI company to review their storm response protocols. Within the coming months, we will be implementing a new town-wide notification system, Everbridge, which will be an efficient method of notifying each of you of critical information. Watch for more information on this. Your Department of Public Works is already preparing for the storm season. First Selectman Lent is in constant contact with the Emergency Team to make sure we are prepared as reasonably possible for the upcoming hurricane season.

UNITED ILLUMINATING TOUR: On Monday, in addition to implementing the new townwide emergency notification system discussed above, I had the opportunity to tour United Illuminating’s operations facility together with our representative, Gary Lane, to gain a better understanding of how the company prepares for emergencies and responds to major weather events and power outages. It was impressive to see firsthand the level of planning, coordination, and technology involved in keeping residents safe and restoring service as quickly as possible. From emergency response protocols to communication systems and field operations, the visit provided valuable insight into the extensive work that takes place behind the scenes before, during, and after a storm. I appreciate UI taking the time to share their preparedness efforts and ongoing commitment to our community.

SAVE ON ENERGY! With summer A/C season approaching, now is a great time to review your electricity generation rates. Customers can compare offers from licensed suppliers through Connecticut’s Supplier Rate Finder and Rate Board, which may help lower energy costs. Since cancellation fees are no longer allowed, you can switch suppliers more easily to take advantage of better rates as they become available.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: A message from Dan Simonelli, Social Services Coordinator – Hi everyone! I wanted to take a second to remind you of one of the services I offer to Easton residents. For those who are on a fixed or low income, I can provide some financial assistance towards rent, oil, or electric bills. Please reach out if you have any questions or want to confirm you are eligible – (203) 268-1137

REMINDER - PUBLIC HEARINGS AND MEETINGS

1. The next Conservation Public Hearing regarding the Saddle Ridge, 26 home cluster housing development, is continutued to Monday, June 1st.
2. The next Planning & Zoning meeting regarding the proposed Saddle Ridge, 26 home cluster housing development, is scheduled for Tuesday, June 2nd, at 7:00 pm at SSES.
3. If you wish to receive updates regarding these meetings, please subscribe HERE!
4. As always, thank you for your continued engagement at these hearings and support as we work together for the future of Easton.

OTHER NEWS:
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EMS CEREMONIAL OPENING! The long-awaited Ribbon Cutting and Ceremonial Opening of the newly renovated EMS Building will take place on Sunday, May 17th! This exciting milestone marks a major investment in public safety and ensures our EMS team has the modern, well-equipped facility they requested. Residents are invited to join us in celebrating this special occasion at noon for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. Come meet the dedicated EMS personnel, tour the upgraded building, and learn more about the vital services they provide (11:00 am to 3:00 pm). We hope to see you there as we celebrate this important community resource! Thank you to Ed Nagy and the entire DPW team for all of their hard work in bringing this renovation close to completion!

PHONE SYSTEM UPDATES ACROSS TOWN DEPARTMENTS Please note that Town Hall, along with the Library, Department of Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Fire Department, and Senior Center, have all recently updated their phone systems. As with any new technology, there may be occasional glitches as staff work through the learning curve. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this transition, and we thank you for your continued support!

INFRASTRUCTURE TASK FORCE We are looking for two residential volunteers to join the newly created Infrastructure Task Force! If interested, please email your letter of interest and resume to treynolds@eastonct.gov, and she will set up a short interview with me.

EV CHARGING TIME: Reminder – there is a strict three-hour time limit. Please move your car from the charger at or before the 3-hour limit is up!

EASTON GARBAGE COLLECTION: Residents are asked to use only authorized waste haulers. The approved companies are RWS Sanitation (203-334-1660) and New England Sanitation (203-220-9253). Thank you for your cooperation!

SENIOR TAX RELIEF PROGRAM: Click HERE for information. Deadline May 15, 2026.

REQUIRED 2026 REVALUATION UNDERWAY: Homeowners are asked to review, complete, and return the mailers at their earliest convenience. If anyone has received a damaged Data Verification Letter, they should contact Municipal Valuation Services directly at (203) 292-5500 to request a replacement.

SHELTER UPDATE: These dogs deserve more than a kennel—they deserve a person to love and a home where they can truly thrive. Each one is ready to give loyalty, companionship, and unconditional love to the right family. Please help spread the word so they have the chance to find the caring homes they deserve and live their very best lives.

Meet SNOOPY – the dog with the underbite, the zoom energy, and the biggest heart in the room. This 4-year-old mix spent his early years as a support dog, giving comfort until his human could no longer keep him. He lost his job through no fault of his own, and now he is looking for someone to love. Snoopy is goofy, joyful, and loyal to the bone. He’ll zoom circles around you, savor every walk, and remind you daily that life is good. Give this sweet boy the forever home he’s always deserved.

PARKER is pure swagger in a 2-year-old body. The Jack Russell-Basset Hound mix has the confidence of a dog three times his size and joie de vivre to match - he will absolutely make you laugh! Give him 15 minutes to suss you out, and he’ll be your best friend for life. Parker loves walks, is loyal to his humans, and has curiosity to spare. He’d benefit from some basic training to channel that big personality, but honestly, his sass is half the charm! Cat-free home preferred. Ready to live his best life with someone who appreciates extra flair.

APPLEJACK is the kind of dog that earns your trust and never lets you go. This seasoned 11-year-old Heeler is fully trained – stops and sits at every curb, walks beautifully on a leash, and is loyal to her person to the core. She is a love puddle happy with a good walk, a cozy bed, and a toy or two. Don’t let her age fool you – she’s got plenty of life left. As a true Heeler, she has a strong prey drive (squirrel beware!), so she’d thrive as an only pet in a home with older kids and an adult who can handle 85 pounds with opinions. Applejack deserves a soft landing – could that be your home?

If interested, please reach out to the Easton Animal Control at 203-268-9172.

Wishing everyone a happy Mother’s Day on Sunday!

Dan Lent
First Selectman

AMERICA 250! 250 YEARS OF FREEDOM Highlighting Easton’s history, civic pride, and volunteer spirit!

FLAGS! Keep an eye out for new American flags from the Town Hall to the Firehouse in honor of Memorial Day and America 250. Thank you to Selectman Nick D’Addario for generously donating the flags, and to Joe Palmieri and his crew for donating their time to install them on the telephone poles. This display is a meaningful tribute to our residents and veterans and a great expression of our community’s patriotic spirit. If you have a U.S. flag at home, please display it in honor of Easton and America.

“PEKIN(G) TO PARIS – A MOTORING ODYSSEY IN A 1910 WHITE STEAM CAR” - MAY 16 - AS PART OF AMERICA 250
Step back in time and across continents! Join us for a fascinating presentation by Mitch and Wendy Gross as they share the incredible story of their journey in a 1910 White Steam Car during the legendary 2019 Peking to Paris Challenge. Covering an astonishing 8,500 miles, this 109-year-old automobile proved its endurance by completing one of the world’s most demanding vintage car rallies! See the historic vehicle up close and hear firsthand about the adventure, challenges, and triumphs along the way. This is a free lecture, and there will be refreshments available at the BBQ at the Congregational Church Hall. The Presentation is on Saturday, May 16th at 3:00 pm. Pre-Event Celebration BBQ from 1:00–3:00 PM in the lower lot. Enjoy great food and classic cars—a perfect combination! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience living history, remarkable engineering, and an unforgettable journey brought to life. Co-sponsored with the Historical Society of Easton as part of our town’s America 250 celebrations.

EASTON HILL CLIMB REVIVAL RETURNS – MAY 23 - AS PART OF AMERICA 250
The Staples Academy is proud to once again sponsor the second annual Easton Hill Climb Revival on Saturday, May 23, 2026. This exciting community event, hosted by the Fairfield County HCCA/AACA Car Club in partnership with the Town of Easton and several regional car clubs, recreates the historic Sport Hill races that helped shape early auto racing. The event begins at 10:00 a.m. at the Easton Public Library (691 Morehouse Road) and features a demonstration hill climb and vintage car show. Demonstration runs are scheduled for approximately 11:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 1:00 p.m. Vehicles from 1932 and earlier will participate in the hill climb, while vintage cars from 1933–1965 will be on display with priority show parking. Admission is free and open to the public. Parking is first-come, first-served beginning at 9:00 a.m., with overflow parking available behind Town Hall. Accessible parking will also be available, and the library will be open for public use. This event celebrates Easton’s unique place in automotive history, honoring the early hill climbs that predate some of the nation’s most famous races. Don’t miss this fun and family-friendly day!

15^TH ANNUAL EASTON MEMORIAL DAY MILE RACE - MAY 25 - AS PART OF AMERICA 250

1. Walk or run in the Memorial Day Mile before the Parade! Go HERE to enter $25.00
2. Be a Friend of the Senior Center Memorial Milers - $25-$50 to offset race costs (timers, awards, snacks, etc.)
3. Volunteer for the race committee or for 1 hour on race day, May 25^th, 8:00 – 9:00 am.
4. RACE INFO for Monday, May 25th: Sign-in begins at 7:30 am, race starts at 8:30 am. Easton Fire House, 1 Center Road, Easton, CT. Net proceeds to benefit Easton Senior Center. Race starts in front of the Easton Fire House @ 8:30 am. Finishes at the same spot to accommodate Parade goers. **RAIN or SHINE ** Post Race Water and Food. Award Ceremony & Prizes at the end of the race. Commemorative shirt guaranteed to all pre-registered participants. Entry Fee: $25.00 - Race day: $30.00 Registration ends May 24, 2026, at 8:00 pm EDT. Sign Up

MEMORIAL DAY PARADE - MAY 25 - AS PART OF AMERICA 250
Get ready, Easton! This year’s Memorial Day Parade will take place on Monday, May 25th, and promises to be a meaningful and spirited community tradition. Participants should gather at the Easton Fire Department at 9:00 am, with the parade stepping off promptly at 9:30 am. New this year: As you line Center Road, be sure to look for the beautiful display of American flags proudly lining the parade route—a powerful and patriotic tribute that makes this year’s event even more special. Following the parade, a ceremony will be held at Easton Town Hall to honor those who gave their lives defending our freedoms. Afterward, short remembrances will take place at Easton’s Union and Aspetuck cemeteries. If you’re new to town, this is one of Easton’s signature events—featuring local sports teams, community groups, and neighbors coming together in remembrance and pride. For more information, including marching in the parade, please contact Don Rodgerson, Post Commander, at 203-209-1402 or TOPKICK375@aol.com. We hope to see you there as we come together to honor and remember.

THREE TOWN TOUR - MAY 30 - AS PART OF AMERICA 250
From its earliest days, Fairfield was a sprawling town. Stretching from the Saugatuck River in the west to what is now Bridgeport’s Park Avenue in the east, and northward to the hills of Redding, Fairfield’s original bounds encompassed a vast and dynamic region. With a flourishing population, new parishes and religious beliefs took root, and distant communities began to forge their own paths. Thus emerged the neighboring towns of Redding, Westport, Weston, and Easton—shaped from Fairfield lands. Join us for a special bus tour to discover the unique stories found in Fairfield, Weston, and Easton, and explore the shared history among all three towns. At the end of the bus tour, join us for a special opening reception for the special exhibition “Happy Anniversary! Centenary Celebrations & Beyond” at the Fairfield Museum. Co-presented by Weston History & Culture Center and Historical Society of Easton. Registration is required. $80/person. Buy tickets HERE

THE REDDING CELEBRATES AMERICA 250 PROJECT - MAY 30 - AS PART OF AMERICA 250
This event was organized by a group of volunteers and will culminate with a concert featuring the entire Greater Bridgeport Symphony on Saturday, May 30^th at 7:00 pm at Joel Barlow High School in the school's theater. This is a two-town event despite its name. About half of the money raised thus far has come from Easton residents, and the fact that there will be Easton students participating in the concert is significant to the Town. Celebrating America 250 – Historical Society of Easton, Connecticut

EVENTS AROUND TOWN

Jesse Lee United Methodist Church, 25 Flat Rock Road, is hosting a Shredding Event on Saturday, May 9^th, from 8:30 – 12:30 pm, rain or shine, unlimited boxes, no weight limit. They will unload your car. Donations of $15 per box are appreciated.

The Annual Easton Garden Mart Plant Sale returns this Saturday, May 9, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Easton Firehouse Green. RAIN or SHINE. Kick off the planting season and connect with fellow gardeners while browsing a beautiful selection of member-grown perennials, annuals, certified organic herbs, pollinator favorites, veggies, as well as a selection of baked goods! In celebration of America’s 250th, come gather inspiration (and plants!) to create your own colonial dooryard herb garden at home. It’s also the perfect place to pick up a thoughtful, last-minute Mother’s Day gift—something beautiful that will keep growing all season long. Proceeds go to projects and activities that benefit our Easton Community. The Easton Garden Club of CT is a community of gardeners working to protect the environment and improve the quality of life in Easton through contributory and charitable activities. Learn more here: www.eastongardenclubofct.org

The Easton Police Benevolent Association will be hosting a Scam and Internet Safety luncheon at the Senior Center on Saturday, May 9th, at 11:30 am. Lunch will be catered, and after the presentation, the EPD members and friends will help seniors in need of small projects around the house, such as cleaning out the garage or tidying up the yard. Please sign up at the senior center or contact Sgt. Lyman at 203-268-4111. If you are a senior who would like assistance after the presentation, please let Val at the senior center know.

Staples Free School Fund Scholarship 2026-27 – Applications for college scholarships from the Staples Free School Fund for the 2026-2027 school year are available online at www.staplesfreeschool.com and are due TODAY Friday, May 8^th, 2026. Applicants must be Easton residents (minimum five-year residency) who plan to attend or are attending an accredited college, community college, or university within the United States. One-half of the award is a scholarship, the other half is a loan due without interest within seven years of the date of receipt. Recipient selection is based on financial need. Scholarships are granted for a year at a time. Students may reapply on an annual basis. For questions, please email Carolann Vassallo, Foundation Manager at staplesschilars@yahoo.com.

The Library is hosting “Women’s Life Navigation Series - Purpose, Philanthropy, & Legacy” on Monday, May 11, at 7:00 p.m. The Women’s Business League of Fairfield County (WBL) is a national community where powerhouse women connect, grow, and prosper. As part of their mission, the Fairfield County chapter will present an educational speaker series, designed to provide practical, meaningful value to individuals and families in the community. This series brings together professional women from WBL to lead engaging, non-commercial discussions on topics many people struggle to navigate on their own. Registration is recommended.

Do you play Mah-Jongg? Join us at the Easton Public Library on Thursday, May 14^th, from 7:00 to 9:00 pm for an open play session. Please be aware that playing for money is not allowed. Note: this is not a class. Please bring your Mah-Jongg set if you have one. Registration is recommended.

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon of creativity at our Watercolor on the Patio program (Grades 4-8) on Thursday, May 14, at 4:30 pm! Participants are invited to the Library to explore watercolor painting outdoors. All supplies are provided, just bring your imagination and get ready to create! Registration is not required.

Aspetuck Land Trust Native Plant Sale Open! Order Online HERE. Pick Up Friday, May 15th - Sunday Morning, May 17^th at Haskins Preserve in Westport, CT.

VOLUNTEERS! On Saturday, May 16^th, at 9:30 am, each year, the American Legion honors the fallen by placing flags on veterans' graves at local cemeteries. All volunteers welcome!

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are a growing option for Connecticut homeowners looking to create flexible living space, generate rental income, or support multigenerational living. This session will cover what ADUs are, current CT regulations, zoning, costs, design options, timelines, and common challenges. Presented by Jason Richetelli, partner at ADU Builders of Connecticut, a design-build firm specializing in ADUs at the Easton Library on Saturday, May 16, at 1:00 pm. Registration is recommended.

The Staples Academy is hosting “Pekin(g) to Paris – A motoring odyssey in a 1910 White Steam Car” at the Congregational Church Hall on Saturday, May 16^th, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Join us for a fascinating presentation by Mitch and Wendy Gross as they share the incredible story of their journey in a 1910 White Steam Car during the legendary 2019 Peking to Paris Challenge. This is a free lecture, and there will be refreshments available at the BBQ from 1 – 3 pm. The presentation is at 3:00 pm. in the lower lot. Enjoy great food and classic cars—a perfect combination! Co-sponsored with the Historical Society of Easton as part of our town’s America 250 celebrations.

The Easton Arts Council presents Peggy Dembicer's TRANSFORMATIONS art exhibition, May 16 – June 30, at the Easton Public Library, Small Gallery. Meet the artist at our opening reception on Sunday, May 17, 2-4 pm.

Join us for a lively and entertaining game of Scrabble at the Library on Sunday, May 17, from 3:00-7:00 pm. Bring a game board if you have one. For questions, contact the program facilitator, Carl Twickler: 203-268-7126, carl.twickler@gmail.com. Registration is recommended.

Aspetuck Health District (AHD) staff will be attending the Westport Chamber of Commerce 10th Annual Dog Festival on May 17^th from 10 am- 4 pm, at Winslow Park (Compo Road North & Post Road), to promote public health programs & services. Learn more at https://www.westportwestonchamber.com/dogs/

Ukraine Aid International will host a one-night benefit screening of the documentary Second Wind on Monday, May 18, at the Fairfield Theatre Company. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with the film at 7 p.m., followed by a Q&A with writer/producer Gennadiy Gazin. The film follows five wounded Ukrainian veterans as they attempt to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, highlighting resilience, recovery, and determination. The event supports ongoing humanitarian efforts and reflects the strong sister-city ties between Fairfield, Easton, and communities in Ukraine. Visit the Fairfield Theatre Company website for tickets and details.

The annual spring concert will take place on Sunday, May 24^th, at 2 PM at Jesse Lee United Methodist Church, 25 Flat Rock Rd, Easton, CT. It is entitled “Sing For Your Supper, the Music of Rodgers and Hart,” featuring WAMC’s gourmet vocalists and delectable piano and organ accompanists. The event is free and open to the public. Donations are gratefully accepted for WAMC’s Scholarship Fund. Reception to follow. Please join WAMC by filling out our Application Form. It can be mailed or hand-delivered. – Joanne Kant, President. This event is free and open to the public. Donations for the WAMC Scholarship Fund are gratefully accepted. 203-767-0064

Please join the American Legion at Silverman's Farm on Tuesday, May 26^th, at 10:00 am for a Poppy donation. These donations help our sponsorship of teenagers attending “Boys State” and “Girls State” to help develop tomorrow's leaders.

Easton Library will be hosting the Wellness Fair on Sunday, May 31^st, 1:00-5:00 p.m. Join in to learn about mind & body wellness. Participants will include: Easton EMS, Aspetuck Health District, Easton Senior Center, Easton's Here to Help, Sasco River Center, Khemi’s Vegan Cuisine (cooking demonstration), Easton Garden Club, Therapy Dog Thor, Tai Chi Instructor Deby Goldenberg, Physical Therapist Whitney Staropoli, Dementia Specialist Julianne M. Ramia, and Certified HeartMath Trainer Beatriz Blanco.

7TH ANNUAL EASTON PRIDE FLAG RAISING Join us on Monday, June 1st at 5:30 p.m. at Easton Town Hall as we raise the Pride flag for the seventh year running! Celebrate with inspiring speakers, live music, and ice cream — and pick up a free Easton Pride lawn sign to display throughout town. As always, ALL ARE WELCOME!

ENJOY THE WESTPORT LEVITT PAVILION CONCERTS THIS SUMMER!

THE DISCO BISCUITS NIGHT ONE: FRIDAY, JUNE 12 | Doors: 5:30 PM | Show: 6:30 PM, NIGHT TWO: SATURDAY, JUNE 13 | Doors: 5:30 PM | Show: 6:30 PM. Member Pre-Sale begins Wednesday, March 25, at 10 AM ET. Get your 2026 Membership now: Enjoy pre-sale access and exclusive member discounts to this and upcoming shows! Already a member? Log in here. Public on Sale: Friday, March 27 at 10 AM ET. 2-DAY PASSES - FRIDAY, JUNE 12 + SATURDAY, JUNE 13 LAWN Section GA: Ticket holders in this section will be able to enjoy the bar located on the terrace. Advance GA 2-DAY PASS: $100 / LP Member Advance GA 2-DAY PASS $100 (FF waived on Member passes) DAY OF SHOW: $110.