Name: Electromagnetic Fishing Derby
Start: 2026-09-29T18:00:00-04:00
Location: Windsor Public Library

Windsor Public Library

<p>With the power of magnets, we're going to make magnetic fishing poles and compete in a science-rific fishing derby! Recommended for ages 6 to 12. Please register.</p>

Local Event: Electromagnetic Fishing Derby

Hartford County

Jay Kenney

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Windsor

Connecticut

Electromagnetic Fishing Derby

With the power of magnets, we're going to make magnetic fishing poles and compete in a science-rific fishing derby! Recommended...

<p>In this lecture, by Attorney Masse, you will be walked through how probate works in Connecticut. Additionally, we will explain who takes charge of a Will after someone dies, what happens if someone dies without a Will, how to avoid a lengthy probate process, and how tools such as a living trust can help avoid probate. And finally, you’ll learn about some of the potential pitfalls in the process and how careful planning can avoid them. </p>

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<p>Windsor Woman's Club is selling colorful mums in choices of yellow, orange/bronze, white, maroon red &amp; purple/pink and taking pre-orders until September 25th.&nbsp; Cost is $8.00 for one plant and $22.00 for three plants.&nbsp; Checks should be payable to WWC and mailed or dropped off along with order form to:&nbsp; Sue Smith, 531 Hawthorne Lane, Windsor, CT 06095.&nbsp; Payment also by Venmo: @sue81059.&nbsp; For Venmo only, email order form to: sue81059@gmail.com.&nbsp; PICKUP is October 3, 2026 at the Town Green.&nbsp; Pull around the circle next to the library.&nbsp; Delivery is not available.</p><p></p>

Local Event: Windsor Woman's Club Mum Sale

Windsor Woman's Club Mum Sale

Windsor Woman's Club is selling colorful mums in choices of yellow, orange/bronze, white, maroon red & purple/pink and taking...

Windsor Art Center

<table><tbody><tr><td><p>Max Coyer was a Windsor-born artist best known for painting in a style he described as “synthetic art,” an amalgamation of academic and modernist movements. Max passed away in 1988 at the age of 34. This retrospective focuses on the importance of his work in relation to art itself, and highlights how the creative process is a deep strata built over the history of art. Just as Max’s work extols the artists that went before him, this exhibit includes the work of those he in turn influenced, the Max Coyer Scholarship recipients.</p><p align="center" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; caret-color: #000000; color: #000000; font-family: Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif; text-decoration-thickness: auto; text-decoration-style: solid; text-align: center;"><span style="color: #333333; font-size: 18px;">Exhibition Dates: Sept 19 – Oct 31 2026</span></p><p align="center" style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; caret-color: #000000; color: #000000; font-family: Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif; text-decoration-thickness: auto; text-decoration-style: solid; text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 18px; color: #333333;">Opening Reception: Saturday, Sept 19, 5-7pm</span></p><h3>SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS:</h3><p>Alex Santos, Emma Gudrian, Jaime Alphonso, Jennifer Wolf, Melina Mercado, Samuel Francis&nbsp;</p><p> </p><h3>IMPORTANT DATES &amp; PROGRAMS:</h3><ul><li><b>Opening Reception:</b> Saturday, Sept 19th from 5–7pm.&nbsp;Meet Max’s family and the scholarship recipients while getting your first look at the exhibition.&nbsp;Free to attend, light refreshments will be served!</li><li><b>CT River &amp; Roots Concert</b>: Saturday, October 3, 2pm.&nbsp;&nbsp;Presenting Phil and the Flying Leap, a Boston-based vaudeville folk trio. Suggested donation $10. <a href="https://46htl6fbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-Q50F4DuIOixvHs705yrEgooVBTfal8Padu-CFtaQJzaQHl60B4RZpHoOp4_vItauqe1vnjZ-53x6GXw6VX8XqwUOIXmx_Xdf7FrXUoEEzO_LuAlxoo_s4deBaQt085OuBfm_1V4J4Uuqti6txB2oJ5k5jmw6uMW508EpJZkgGd2K9acpJ_feqmEu2G1E1bUr0Ig3FBG8w1uT5GcQANkinApk3x92SSBhOVVoJCKHimSaQrPZppHLQ==&amp;c=WIZEmefOno5hUzYILssNfNWKI-bneuw6q46U1vLWErNZEi_qki320A==&amp;ch=wKxfCKDFWDrZRs2NbPbOJ9eDd38OGPCJHNkEeMDDhp2IGfAFvkak_w==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">LEARN MORE.</a></li><li><b>Artist Talk: </b>Saturday, October 10, 2pm. WAC Board Member Mari Martino will discuss Max Coyer’s art with Andrew Belonsky from the Hartford Arts Pages. Free.</li><li><b>CT River &amp; Roots Concert:</b> Friday, October 23, 6:30 pm.&nbsp;We welcome back Kimaya Diggs, acoustic singer-songwriter, to debut her new album Green. Zac Trojano opens. $12 general /$10 member. <a href="https://46htl6fbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-Q50F4DuIOixvHs705yrEgooVBTfal8Padu-CFtaQJzaQHl60B4RZpHoOp4_vItaNjWYFZ6NIe76gwJqjwzN71dVogHGgJY7BgPBys3nGgicozWR-jCT6T2MkRZlRCncG1PCu5GNZJGm6ojRkxrGM1WDpYFNm_HdEXLFFXPd2C2wy0Ok2k8wCY0P4FoFBblJ42kdc3KFfz0a7HXwgXxHDiFRCkoBQ0biyBcKSnkFPX11GVmvhegizA==&amp;c=WIZEmefOno5hUzYILssNfNWKI-bneuw6q46U1vLWErNZEi_qki320A==&amp;ch=wKxfCKDFWDrZRs2NbPbOJ9eDd38OGPCJHNkEeMDDhp2IGfAFvkak_w==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">LEARN MORE.</a></li><li><b>Art History Talk:</b> Sunday, October 25, 2pm. Rachel Stratton from the&nbsp;Wadsworth will discuss&nbsp;Max Coyer and the Old Masters.&nbsp;Free. <a href="https://46htl6fbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-Q50F4DuIOixvHs705yrEgooVBTfal8Padu-CFtaQJzaQHl60B4RZpHoOp4_vItafl_nh9GZTCnpCxS9sUuohhIjGVo8ZZP0GSCrITnDnvX0g6Ad7y6CvYftKR_HlSp8zDiM65BGkc27fr3FYYB6xQ1AGyG1vOzuvgnjVb6_pl0LkVIzX0WCyFmDVz5jzxQ5uDp4CqSRhe3KpXb4R-uM3_tDZXnYoGPc3UHEQqAmAPKqRRsk-VeERZ088fmJAmadobdEDS7kbEU=&amp;c=WIZEmefOno5hUzYILssNfNWKI-bneuw6q46U1vLWErNZEi_qki320A==&amp;ch=wKxfCKDFWDrZRs2NbPbOJ9eDd38OGPCJHNkEeMDDhp2IGfAFvkak_w==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">LEARN MORE</a>.</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table>

<table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><a href="https://46htl6fbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-Q50F4DuIOixvHs705yrEgooVBTfal8Padu-CFtaQJzaQHl60B4RZpnutwqHvms6W5Bgt1F1cnlaNaM0iNpSJFVw9-Lz1W6OryaQkwqEfW1jMbyEWvg-Tstl-BGUDYvBx0wuW3GoNJarAbnpUAHmfzyIlO4Tnfzx9BAQxgTamQzCoKGM1AIWWyXnBfNQd17GsihNMXZrNaIangUxKtGK_obC0FZK4V6nxQ6-Tw2ywN3PX3KQI4GsUg==&amp;c=WIZEmefOno5hUzYILssNfNWKI-bneuw6q46U1vLWErNZEi_qki320A==&amp;ch=wKxfCKDFWDrZRs2NbPbOJ9eDd38OGPCJHNkEeMDDhp2IGfAFvkak_w==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">LEARN MORE</a></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>
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<table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><img src="https://files.constantcontact.com/fbf99ba7901/2a612013-94f5-40c6-9d31-73a45880e1fd.jpg?rdr=true"></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table></td><td><table><tbody><tr><td><h3>MAX COYER (1954–1988)&nbsp; <a href="https://46htl6fbb.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001-Q50F4DuIOixvHs705yrEgooVBTfal8Padu-CFtaQJzaQHl60B4RZpHoOp4_vItaQ5HdLBPBFm1R1Q5i-N6tgByqWES_UpbCE5VoSEET5MFLCK7H4vQEO-ekRO_X_91E2nNaqWkdQSXcUcFI57r9zQ==&amp;c=WIZEmefOno5hUzYILssNfNWKI-bneuw6q46U1vLWErNZEi_qki320A==&amp;ch=wKxfCKDFWDrZRs2NbPbOJ9eDd38OGPCJHNkEeMDDhp2IGfAFvkak_w==" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Learn More</a></h3><p>Max Coyer was a Connecticut-born painter whose brief but remarkable career left an indelible mark on the American art world. Born in Windsor, Connecticut, Coyer attended Trinity College in Hartford before relocating to New York, where he devoted himself fully to his practice and developed a body of work of extraordinary range and ambition.</p></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>
<table><tbody><tr><td><table><tbody><tr><td><p>Coyer was a painter of deep intellectual curiosity who believed that art could not be contained by a single tradition. He championed what he termed&nbsp;synthetic art&nbsp;— a declaration that the long-standing divide between academic and modernist painting was over. His canvases drew freely from the full sweep of art history, embracing influences as wide-ranging as African masks, Etruscan mosaics, Japanese prints, and the Old Masters — among them Caravaggio, Bronzino, Georges de la Tour, and Van Gogh — and returned them transformed, in a voice that was unmistakably his own.</p><p>His work spans several distinct bodies, including a celebrated still life series marked by warmth and compositional precision, and an icon series demonstrating a commanding visual language rooted in form and symbolism. Coyer’s paintings are held in museums, galleries, and corporate collections across the country.</p><p>Playwright Edward Albee, writing in July 1989, captured the quality of Coyer’s vision with characteristic precision: his paintings, Albee observed, were a catalogue of enthusiasms and homages — a life’s work spent in joyful, rigorous conversation with the whole of art history.</p><p>Max Coyer died in 1988 at the age of thirty-four, having contracted HIV at a time when that diagnosis meant one thing only. The art world lost a singular talent at the height of his powers. Had circumstances been different, his name would today be among the most recognized of his generation.</p><p>His legacy endures. The Max Coyer Memorial Scholarship, awarded annually to a Windsor High School art student, carries his name and his spirit forward. His work continues to be exhibited and celebrated, including six paintings currently on loan to the Office of the Connecticut Lieutenant Governor — a homecoming, long overdue, for one of Connecticut’s own.</p></td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>
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Local Event: Art and Influence: A Max Coyer Retrospective

Art and Influence: A Max Coyer Retrospective

Max Coyer was a Windsor-born artist best known for painting in a style he described as “synthetic art,” an amalgamation of...

<p>Are you a fan of Dog Man? Come celebrate back to school with us at this Dog Man themed party. We'll play bingo, have snacks, and do crafts. Ages under 13 welcome.</p>

Local Event: Dog Man Party

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<p>The Jay Heritage Center (JHC) is proud to welcome educators to our site during <strong>September 2026</strong>, Constitution Month, to commemorate our nation’s journey towards independence and democracy. The free program is co-sponsored by the <strong>Mid-Hudson Social Studies Council.</strong> The event will be the first of many lively conversation about <strong>America at 250 </strong>with some of our country’s leading history scholars. It is open to teachers throughout the Mid Hudson and Sound Shore communities as well as Fairfield County.</p>
<p><strong>Professors David Blight</strong>, <strong>Frank Cogliano, Joanne Freeman</strong> and <strong>Beverly Gage </strong>will take the stage at the new <strong>Wachenheim Center</strong> to examine the history of the nation-state and the contested nature of American national identity. The panel will discuss what the United States and the Constitution have meant to citizens over time and how that vision has changed or stayed constant. &nbsp;The event is FREE but registration is required. <strong>RSVP to Suzanne Clary at <a href="mailto:jayheritagecenter@gmail.com">jayheritagecenter@gmail.com</a>&nbsp; <a href="https://jayheritagecenter.org/2026/08/31/america-at-250-panel-for-educators-september-19th-2026/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">READ MORE ABOUT THE EVENT AND SPEAKERS HERE.</a></strong></p>

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Red Brewster Brewery is a family-owned and operated micro farm brewery located at 50 Weymouth Rd in Enfield, CT. This local destination serves as both a welcoming taproom and a versatile event venue, offering a unique space for the community to gather and enjoy craft beer. <br /><br />Specializing in small-batch beer production, the brewery prides itself on using high-quality ingredients grown right here in Connecticut. Guests can enjoy a variety of craft beer styles during taproom visits or book the space for private events, benefiting from the brewery's commitment to authentic, farm-fresh brewing practices. <br /><br />Visitors can expect a relaxed, backyard-style atmosphere that highlights the brewery's dedication to local craftsmanship and community connection. Recognized for its positive impact on the local scene, Red Brewster Brewery provides a distinct, high-quality experience for beer enthusiasts and event planners alike.

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