Richard Webb

Fairfield County

RJ Scofield

New York City Metropolitan Area

New Canaan

Connecticut

Hayleigh Evans

Wilton

Richard Kaufman

Stamford

Norwalk

Darien

Westchester County

Jeff Edwards

Bedford-Katonah

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Greenwich

Rich Kirby

Ridgefield

Hartford Metropolitan Area

Weston-Redding-Easton

Fairfield

Wilton Quaker Meeting

HFFC is honored to welcome Fish Stark, Executive Director of the American Humanist Association and Executive Director of its advocacy arm, the Center for Freethought Equality, to Wilton, Connecticut. Fish will&nbsp;highlight AHA’s successful American Empathy Project and Creator Fund, takeaways from the midterm election, and what to look forward to in AHA’s upcoming strategic plan.&nbsp;HFFC is a chapter of the American Humanist Association. &nbsp; Fish took over the helm of the 85-year-old organization in 2024 and is responsible for bringing a new energy into the humanist movement. Stark is an organizer, educator, social entrepreneur, and lifelong humanist who has spent his career turning big ideas into bold action in service of belonging, flourishing, and social justice for all people. He holds a Master’s in Education from Harvard and a Bachelor’s from Yale University. He serves on several nonprofit boards.&nbsp;And yes, he is also an award-winning comedian!&nbsp; (In the spirit of Jordan Klapper, 2026 Humanist of the Year and Ricky Gervais).&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; The meeting is free and open to all. Register here for meeting details <a href="https://bit.ly/AHAExDirFishStark" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">bit.ly/AHAExDirFishStark</a> If you will&nbsp;be attending IN-PERSON you are encouraged to arrive at the venue at 6:40 PM for socializing before the program starts.&nbsp;
BY ZOOM: Upon registering,&nbsp;you will receive an email from Zoom containing a “Join Meeting” button to use when the event start time approaches. 6:45 PMcheck-in;&nbsp;7:00 PM program

Local Event: Why Humanism Is Essential Today And Always : Navigating A Changing World 

Why Humanism Is Essential Today And Always :...

 HFFC is honored to welcome Fish Stark, Executive Director of the American Humanist Association and Executive Director of its...

Why Humanism Is Essential Today And Always : Navigating A Changing World 

Saint Luke's Episcopal Church

Join us for a community documentary screening of BEYOND the Block at Sing Sing&nbsp;on November 11 at 7pm. At Sing Sing prison, a group of incarcerated men organize and prepare for a TED-style event, featuring personal narratives and ideas for changing the prison system. With immersive access to Sing Sing, the film follows the speakers’ emotional journeys from first audition to their final climactic moments on stage. 
Co-Producer Sean Pica will speak and answer questions after the screening. 
At Saint Luke's Darien, Anderson Youth &amp; Community Center, 1864 Post Rd, Darien. This is a FREE event and all in the community are invited. Produced &amp; Directed by Asia Johnson and Michael Kleiman, Executive Produced by Clarence Maclin and JJ Velazquez, Co-Produced by Sean PicaRuntime: 89 minutes | English | USA

Local Event: Documentary Screening of BEYOND, with Co-Producer Sean Pica

Documentary Screening of BEYOND, with...

Join us for a community documentary screening of BEYOND the Block at Sing Sing on November 11 at 7pm. At Sing Sing prison, a...

Documentary Screening of BEYOND, with Co-Producer Sean Pica

Via Zoom, 34 Whipple Road, Wilton, CT

Seven Acres Montessori is an independent non-profit school accredited by both The Association Montessori Internationale and The Connecticut Association of Independent Schools.&nbsp;Make the right choice for your child.&nbsp;
Prospective Parents are invited to meet virtually with our Admissions Director to discuss the benefits of a Montessori education at Seven Acres for children ages 14 months - 12 years and learn about our Before and After School Programs.
Visit <a href="https://www.sevenacresmontessori.org/admissions/prospectiveparentform" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.sevenacresmontessori.org/admissions/prospectiveparentform</a> now to register or email <a href="mailto:admissions@sevenacresmontessori.org" target="_blank">admissions@sevenacresmontessori.org</a>.

Local Event: Seven Acres Montessori Virtual Prospective Parent Event

Seven Acres Montessori Virtual Prospective...

Seven Acres Montessori is an independent non-profit school accredited by both The Association Montessori Internationale and The...

Seven Acres Montessori Virtual Prospective Parent Event

Watercress Springs Online Auctions &  Estate Sales

THE ART OF THE MIX 
ANTIQUES, MODERN, 
ART &amp; DECOR
FAIRFIELD (GREENFIELD HILL) 
and WESTON, CT
ONLINE AUCTION 
 
LIVE NOW 
Thru Thursday November 12 
Starts Closing 8 PM
Watercress Springs Online Auctions &amp; Estate Sales is pleased to present this select grouping of antiques, contemporary furnishings, art and decorative treasures from two distinctive Connecticut homes: a historic 1732 Greenfield Hill residence, once home to the original post office, and a charming storybook Cape cottage in Weston.
This eclectic offering brings together the best of old and new, featuring a selection of 18th and 19th century antiques, including a magnificent tall secretary and corner cupboard, both originally from the home of a former Kansas mayor. Also featured are a collection of Asian carved figures, antique books from a former archaeologist’s library, an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary art, sterling silver, silverplate and an array of decorative objects.
Complementing these historic treasures is a selection of contemporary furnishings that include Serena &amp; Lily, Ethan Allen and outdoor Restoration Hardware and much more!
A wonderful mix of history, character and the present!
Bidding Closing Thursday November 12 Pickup November 14 / 11-3

See the auction page for pickup details

Local Event: Online Estate Auction - Bidding Live Now Through 11/12 - Starts Closing 11/12 at 8pm

Online Estate Auction - Bidding Live Now...

THE ART OF THE MIX 
ANTIQUES, MODERN, 
ART & DECOR
FAIRFIELD (GREENFIELD HILL) 
and WESTON, CT
ONLINE AUCTION 
 
LIVE NOW 
Thru...

Online Estate Auction - Bidding Live Now Through 11/12 - Starts Closing 11/12 at 8pm

The Children's School

The Early Years: A Time of Promise
The Children's School shares its perspective on the science of child development and the lasting importance of a child's early years, and invites families to an Open House on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The most consequential years of a human life are often the least visible. Everyday experiences shape brain development and establish patterns that affect a lifetime of learning, relationships, and health. The Children's School believes the beginning deserves its fullest attention.
During the first 2,000 days, from birth to approximately five and a half years, the brain develops at a pace it will never match again. Through age eight and beyond, it continues laying the groundwork for thought, feeling, and character, much of it out of sight.
Consider the scale of it. In these early years, the brain roughly quadruples in size, reaching nearly its adult volume, and much of its basic architecture takes shape. In the first few years alone, more than one million new neural connections form every second, according to Harvard University's Center on the Developing Child. Out of this constant weaving grows a network more intricate than any machine humans have built: billions of cells learning, moment by moment, to communicate with one another.
Experience is what gives that network its direction. Every song sung, every question answered, every moment of comfort leaves its mark. The school thinks of it the way a builder thinks of a foundation: what is established first supports everything built on top. A child's earliest experiences shape how they learn, how they relate to others, and even how healthy they will be. A strong future takes root in loving, stable relationships and in classrooms that are nurturing, responsive, and respectful. Children who are known, heard, and challenged develop the confidence and capacity to meet the world.
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Across the country, educators, researchers, and families are calling for early education that honors this science. They recognize the importance of highly trained teachers and a curriculum rich enough to match a young mind's appetite. The Children's School was founded on the belief that children deserve respect and to be taken seriously. More than six decades later, neuroscience continues to affirm what the school's educators understood from the beginning: the earliest years influence everything that follows. The school brings that belief to life through the finest educational practice and a wholehearted dedication to each child's growth.
How does the school make the most of a child's first 2,000 days? It begins with the understanding that these early years are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and that the experiences children have during this time matter profoundly. The school fills those days with music, stories, numbers, and real conversation, guided by teachers who bring their knowledge and passion for the arts, languages, mathematics, and science to the classroom. Children are not simply recipients of information; they actively construct their own understanding through exploration, discovery, conversation, and purposeful work. That is the promise of The Children's School.
Families can see this approach in action at the school's Open House on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m.
Because when we invest in the early years, we invest in everything that follows.
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About The Children's School
The Children's School serves children ages 3 to 8. That span covers the heart of the years of promise, when the foundation for learning, relationships, and lifelong well-being is laid. For more than six decades, the school has given children the respect, attention, and rich experiences these years deserve. That means teachers who know each child well, classrooms that are nurturing and responsive, and a curriculum full of music, language, mathematics, science, and the arts.
The school is located at 118 Scofieldtown Road in Stamford, Connecticut. Families are invited to tour the campus and meet the school community at an Open House on Friday, November 13, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. Families who can't attend can call to schedule a private tour.
For more information, call 203-329-8815 or visit <a href="https://www.childrensschool.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.childrensschool.org</a>.

Local Event: The Early Years: A Time of Promise - Open House at The Children's School

The Early Years: A Time of Promise - Open House...

The Early Years: A Time of Promise
The Children's School shares its perspective on the science of child development and the...

The Early Years: A Time of Promise - Open House at The Children's School

Boston based organist, Jerrick Cavangaro, will be performing an organ recital at St. Peter Church on Friday November 13, at 7:00 PM. In addition to performing works by Vierne, Schumann, Portman, Langlais and Durufle, Jerrick will be offering live orqan improvisations. In 2024 Jerrick was First Prize Winner in the American Guild of Organist National Competition in Organ Improvisation. You will not want to miss hearing the talented young organist, for more information on Jerrick, visit <a href="https://www.jerrickcavagnaro.com/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.jerrickcavagnaro.com/</a>

Local Event: Come enjoy an Organ Recital on the 1995 Peragallo Pipe Organ at St. Peter R.C. Church in Danbury.

Danbury

Come enjoy an Organ Recital on the 1995...

Boston based organist, Jerrick Cavangaro, will be performing an organ recital at St. Peter Church on Friday November 13, at...

Come enjoy an Organ Recital on the 1995 Peragallo Pipe Organ at St. Peter R.C. Church in Danbury.

The Long Ridge School, 478 Erskine Rd, North Stamford, CT, 06903

Join us for Discovery Day on November 14 to see our campus buzzing with life and joy!
During this admissions open house event, explore our campus, visit our mixed-age classrooms alive with student work and hands-on learning, and discover our experiential approach to education. Meet our Head of School, our Director of Admissions &amp; Financial Aid, our exceptional teachers, current students,—including members of our Fifth Grade Student Council—current parents and recent alumni. Ask questions, experience the warm, welcoming community that defines Long Ridge, and enjoy an authentic glimpse into daily life as our current families celebrate their children's learning and accomplishments. It's a morning filled with energy, connection, and the joy of learning!

Local Event: Family Discovery Day

Family Discovery Day

Join us for Discovery Day on November 14 to see our campus buzzing with life and joy!
During this admissions open house event,...

Join us for Union Memorial Church's Annual Holiday Fair on Saturday, November 14!
Enjoy a festive day of holiday shoping featuring unique gifts, handmade crafts, Christmas decorations, delicious homemade treats, and more!
Bring your family and friends and celebrate the joy of the season while aupporting our church and community.

Local Event: Holiday Fair!

Holiday Fair!

Join us for Union Memorial Church's Annual Holiday Fair on Saturday, November 14!
Enjoy a festive day of holiday shoping...

It's the Most wonderful time of the year!Get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Union Memorial Church Holiday Fair!Vendors Now Welcome! Call Heather (203)324-6715

Local Event: Holiday Fair

Holiday Fair

It's the Most wonderful time of the year!Get a head start on your holiday shopping at the Union Memorial Church Holiday...

Wilton Congregational Church

Author and former White House faith adviser Michael Wear will visit Wilton Congregational Church on Saturday, November 14, for a public talk and Q&amp;A titled “Transforming Politics Through Faith,” exploring how Christian faith can serve as a starting point for civic engagement, made urgent amid deep political division.
Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life and author of The Spirit of Our Politics, will address questions including: what obligations, if any, Christians have to engage public issues; how people of faith can participate constructively in civic life; and what role the church should play in confronting justice, inequality, and human flourishing.
The event, free and open to the public, runs from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Wilton Congregational Church, 70 Ridgefield Road. Registration information is available <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1JRbJJa81kUNdeyMuPG-eATF3Wcs_OwC4dngjAqPdYHc/edit" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a>. 
“At Wilton Congregational, we reflect on what it means to be a Christian outside of Sunday morning. Many of us care deeply about public issues, but struggle to find spaces for healthy dialogue or respectful disagreement. I hope these events make room for difficult but pressing conversations that can help us all make more meaning of our collective life together,” said Rev. Dave Stuart, Associate Minister at Wilton Congregational Church.
The Wear event will come partway into a year-long speaker series, “Faith and Our Public Life: An Approach to Contemporary Issues Through Christianity.” These events will take place most Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon, October 2026 through May 2027. The series brings scholars, nonprofit leaders, and faith leaders to the church to discuss pressing issues — including artificial intelligence, bioethics, economic systems, food insecurity, and the housing crisis — through a Christian lens. The kickoff event will take place on October 4th, featuring Brian Stiltner, Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Sacred Heart University, and Co-director of the Hersher Institute for Applied Ethics. 
Other speakers include Justin Hawkins (Columbia University), Michele Conderino (CEO, Open Doors), Nancy Coughlin (CEO, Person to Person), Mark Silk (Trinity College), and Jennifer Herdt (Yale Divinity School). All events are free and open to the public.
“Our faith brings us such a rich understanding of the world and our place in it. We want to apply that understanding to the issues pressing on our society and culture, engaging various perspectives, whether faith-based or not,” said Rev. Stuart.
For more information on the Michael Wear event or the full speaker series schedule, visit <a href="https://wiltoncongregational.org" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">wiltoncongregational.org</a> or contact Rev. Stuart at dave@wiltoncongregational.org.
About Wilton Congregational Church: 
Wilton Congregational Church is a community that seeks to live out the Gospel in relevant, contemporary ways. While we may be at different places in our lives, we share a common belief: Connecting with God and one another through Christ. We cherish all – giving hope, healing, and help so that lives and communities may be transformed.
About Michael Wear:
Michael Wear is the founder and CEO of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, an organization dedicated to forming Christian leaders, fostering dialogue, and pursuing the common good in the public square. He previously served in the White House faith-based initiatives office and is the author of The Spirit of Our Politics: Spiritual Formation and the Renovation of Public Life.

Local Event: Transforming Politics Through Faith: A Public Talk and Q&A with Author Michael Wear

Transforming Politics Through Faith: A Public...

Author and former White House faith adviser Michael Wear will visit Wilton Congregational Church on Saturday, November 14, for...

Transforming Politics Through Faith: A Public Talk and Q&A with Author Michael Wear

IN-PERSON 
SPIRITUAL, PSYCHIC &amp; HEALING FAIR 
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 11AM-4PM 
(2nd Saturday of the Month) 
CONTACT: CSDPastor@gmail.com
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The Center’s sacred atmosphere supports the work of spirit. We suggest making Reading /Healing reservations. (Contact: CSDPastor@gmail.com). Please note that you are not booked unless you receive a confirmation email from CSDPastor@gmail.com. 
 
Walk-ins are also welcome! Time slots first come, first served. 
Last appointment 3:30 – Doors close at 3:45. 
Reading prices are $65 (30 mins), $85 (45 mins) 
Reiki Sessions $40 (30 mins). 
Cash, personal check, and credit cards accepted. 
No reservation needed, although strongly encouraged. 
 
READERS/HEALERS: 
Eve Kerwin: Shamanic Healing Reading. Receives impressions from spiritual sources to help remove blocks, promote healing. $100 per 25 min session. 
 
Liz Hoy – Psychic Medium
Angela Pizzarello-Psychic Tarot 
James Luse: Psychic Medium, Past Lives 
Janet Goldcort - Psychic Medium
Elise Cara Clifford - Psychic Medium 
Wanda Rettagliata - Spiritual Medium, Reiki Healing 
Mart Ruther - Reiki Healing 
Keith – Astrologer – prebooked only
Beautiful Spirit Artwork by Claudia Davita will be available for purchase.
Please contact: CSDPastor@gmail.com for more information or to make a reservation.
Center4Spiritualdev.org
293 Sound Beach Ave - Old Greenwich, CT

Local Event: Psychic Fair

Old Greenwich

Psychic Fair

IN-PERSON 
SPIRITUAL, PSYCHIC & HEALING FAIR 
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH, 11AM-4PM 
(2nd Saturday of the Month) 
CONTACT:...

Wilton Congregational Church Launches Speaker Series on Faith in Our Public Life
Author and former White House faith adviser Michael Wear will visit Wilton Congregational Church on Saturday, November 14, for a public talk and Q&amp;A titled “Transforming Politics Through Faith,” exploring how Christian faith can serve as a starting point for civic engagement, made urgent amid deep political division.
Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life and author of The Spirit of Our Politics, will address questions including: what obligations, if any, Christians have to engage public issues; how people of faith can participate constructively in civic life; and what role the church should play in confronting justice, inequality, and human flourishing.
The event, free and open to the public, runs from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Wilton Congregational Church, 70 Ridgefield Road. Registration information is available <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1JRbJJa81kUNdeyMuPG-eATF3Wcs_OwC4dngjAqPdYHc/edit" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">here</a>. 
“At Wilton Congregational, we reflect on what it means to be a Christian outside of Sunday morning. Many of us care deeply about public issues, but struggle to find spaces for healthy dialogue or respectful disagreement. I hope these events make room for difficult but pressing conversations that can help us all make more meaning of our collective life together,” said Rev. Dave Stuart, Associate Minister at Wilton Congregational Church.
The Wear event will come partway into a year-long speaker series, “Faith and Our Public Life: An Approach to Contemporary Issues Through Christianity.” These events will take place most Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon, October 2026 through May 2027. The series brings scholars, nonprofit leaders, and faith leaders to the church to discuss pressing issues — including artificial intelligence, bioethics, economic systems, food insecurity, and the housing crisis — through a Christian lens. The kickoff event will take place on October 4th, featuring Brian Stiltner, Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Sacred Heart University, and Co-director of the Hersher Institute for Applied Ethics. 
Other speakers include Justin Hawkins (Columbia University), Michele Conderino (CEO, Open Doors), Nancy Coughlin (CEO, Person to Person), Mark Silk (Trinity College), and Jennifer Herdt (Yale Divinity School). All events are free and open to the public.
“Our faith brings us such a rich understanding of the world and our place in it. We want to apply that understanding to the issues pressing on our society and culture, engaging various perspectives, whether faith-based or not,” said Rev. Stuart.
For more information on the Michael Wear event or the full speaker series schedule, visit <a href="https://wiltoncongregational.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">wiltoncongregational.org</a> or contact Rev. Stuart at dave@wiltoncongregational.org.
About Wilton Congregational Church: 
Wilton Congregational Church is a community that seeks to live out the Gospel in relevant, contemporary ways. While we may be at different places in our lives, we share a common belief: Connecting with God and one another through Christ. We cherish all – giving hope, healing, and help so that lives and communities may be transformed.
About Michael Wear:
Michael Wear is the founder and CEO of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, an organization dedicated to forming Christian leaders, fostering dialogue, and pursuing the common good in the public square. He previously served in the White House faith-based initiatives office and is the author of The Spirit of Our Politics: Spiritual Formation and the Renovation of Public Life.

Local Event: Transforming Politics Through Faith

Transforming Politics Through Faith

Wilton Congregational Church Launches Speaker Series on Faith in Our Public Life
Author and former White House faith adviser...

Stamford Palace Theatre

Orchestra Lumos and Michael Stern present two performances undeniably influenced by Beethoven, but without a note of his music! Hector Berlioz penned his Symphonie fantastique in 1830, taking Beethoven’s dramatic use of storytelling and orchestral color to the next level. It remains a revolutionary orchestral masterpiece—a thrilling and virtuosic ride for musicians and audiences alike. Music by Beethoven contemporaries Emilie Mayer and Louise Farrenc plus a work by Gabriela Ortiz round out this all-orchestral program.

Local Event: Beyond Beethoven: Symphonie fantastique

Beyond Beethoven: Symphonie fantastique

Orchestra Lumos and Michael Stern present two performances undeniably influenced by Beethoven, but without a note of his music!...

Raising Human Beings: Creating a Collaborative Partnership with Your Child
Clinical psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Ross Greene will introduce parents to a collaborative, compassionate approach to understanding children's challenges.
STAMFORD, CT — The Children's School will welcome Dr. Ross Greene on Wednesday, November 18, at 7 p.m. for "Raising Human Beings: Creating a Collaborative Partnership with Your Child," a presentation for parents. Dr. Greene is a clinical psychologist, a former Harvard Medical School faculty member, and a bestselling author.
Dr. Greene developed Collaborative &amp; Proactive Solutions (CPS), an evidence-based approach to understanding and addressing children's behavioral challenges. His influential books include The Explosive Child, Lost at School, Lost &amp; Found, Raising Human Beings and The Kids Who Aren't Okay.
At the heart of Dr. Greene's philosophy is a simple but powerful principle: "Kids do well if they can."
During the presentation, Dr. Greene will offer parents a different way of understanding children when difficulties arise. Rather than viewing challenging behavior as defiance or a lack of motivation, his approach encourages adults to look beyond behavior, listen carefully to children's concerns, and consider the skills and circumstances that may be contributing to their struggles.
<figure><img src="https://cdn20.patchcdn.com/users/23260881/20261104/072821/nygaard-family___04072820443.jpg"></figure>"At The Children's School, we believe that understanding a child is the first step toward helping that child grow," says Maureen Murphy, head of The Children's School. "Dr. Greene's work reminds us to look beyond behavior, listen carefully, and recognize that every child has a unique set of strengths. When adults take the time to understand what a child is communicating, they can help that child find a path forward."
Parents will leave with practical strategies drawn from CPS for working with children to identify problems, address unmet needs and develop realistic, lasting solutions. The approach puts collaboration ahead of confrontation and understanding ahead of punishment. It helps parents respond when children struggle and strengthens the relationships that help children grow and thrive.
The presentation is free and open to the public and will be held at The Children's School, 118 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford. To reserve a seat, call 203-329-8815.
About The Children's School Since 1964, The Children's School in Stamford has given young children a place to grow from their earliest years into the first chapters of elementary school. Here, every child's potential is honored and given room to flourish. Children grow in independence, meet problems with curiosity, treat others with respect, and discover a love of learning that lasts a lifetime.
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Local Event: The Children's School Hosts Dr. Ross Greene: Creating a Collaborative Partnership with Your Child

The Children's School Hosts Dr. Ross Greene:...

Raising Human Beings: Creating a Collaborative Partnership with Your Child
Clinical psychologist and bestselling author Dr....

The Children's School Hosts Dr. Ross Greene: Creating a Collaborative Partnership with Your Child

Norwalk Inn

Please join us for a delicious Thanksgiving buffet style dinner at The Norwalk Inn among your friends and family.&nbsp; Call today at (203) 838-2000 to make your reservations and secure your spot.&nbsp; Seating starts at 12:00pm - 4:00pm.

Local Event: Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet

Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet

Please join us for a delicious Thanksgiving buffet style dinner at The Norwalk Inn among your friends and family.  Call today...

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