Wilton Pride Festival Returns With Music, Art, Food and Family Fun

WILTON, CT — Wilton Pride, in partnership with Wilton Library, will host its third annual Be You Festival on Sun., June 1, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the Town Green.

The event celebrates inclusivity and community collaboration, featuring live music, mural painting, performing arts, artisan vendors, and activities for all ages.

Opening ceremonies will begin at noon with a performance by Wilton High School graduate Aine Duffy, followed by remarks and a flag-raising led by graduating senior Lucy Jane Shultz and Superintendent Kevin Smith.

Throughout the day, attendees can enjoy yoga sessions by Rhoswyn Wellness, a drum circle, story time at the library, and a community dance party.

Artisan vendors curated by Marché Artisan Market will offer handmade goods including jewelry, vintage items, dog treats, candles, and more. Festivalgoers can also participate in an interactive mural project led by artist Brian Kaspr, designed to rotate through Wilton community spaces as part of the #WiltonIsWhereYouBelong campaign.

Food and beverage options will include offerings from Bubble & Brew, Freddy’s Platos, Cotton Candy Time, College Creamery, Spacecat Brewing Co., and Wheels on the Rocks.

The popular “Be You” Scavenger Hunt will return this year, with participants able to check in at the Wilton Library booth starting at 12:30 p.m.

More than 30 community partners and vendors will take part in the event, including Wilton Youth Council, ASML, NAMI, St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Norwalk River Valley Trail, and Wilton Police Department.

For details, visit the Wilton Pride or Wilton Library websites.