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From Whale Tales To Jerk Chicken: Here’s What’s Happening Across Connecticut This Weekend
August begins with a bang in Connecticut, both ashore and on the water, with music and art fests galore.

August begins with a bang in Connecticut, both ashore and on the water, with music and art fests galore.

League of NH Craftsmen’s Fair begins, a democracy festival, Seacoast comedy and open mic, storytimes, and Maggie’s Munchies grand opening.
“Honoring this hometown hero through our beer is part of how we celebrate the stories that shape our community.”
Go seining in Sandy Hook Bay, look for a shooting star and enjoy live music in your county parks this August. What's planned:
The scheduled community market has been canceled.
Get up close and personal with llamas, bunnies, sheep, a mini-donkey and more this Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Green Hills Public Library.
The "Berkeley & Portland LGBTQIA+ Book Club" will meet virtually this weekend to discuss their August reading selection. All are welcome.
A blood drive is taking place in San Leandro Saturday, and city officials are asking residents to help save a life with their donation.
"Come cool off, have some fun and enjoy a quick splash while the summer heat is still here."
Samples will be available at the Peach Pie Festival And Contest in Jersey City, which is still accepting entries.
National Night Out is a community-building campaign hosted across the country by law enforcement agencies.
The annual Witch City celebration of community history, arts and events will take place starting on Saturday through Aug. 10.
National Night Out is a community-building campaign hosted across the country by law enforcement agencies.
Finn Wolfhard, known for playing Mike Wheeler on the hit Netflix show "Stranger Things," released his solo album "Happy Birthday" in June.
"We feel this is the necessary step to ensure the best possible experience for everyone involved," the event's promoters said.
One Track Mind wraps up Newtown’s Summer Concert Series with decades of rock, pop, and classic hits.
Wilton Pride 5K returns Sept. 14 with music, prizes, and a community celebration of inclusion.
The department's annual Norwalk Night Out event originally scheduled for this week has been postponed due to rain in the forecast.
Here are all the offerings for toddlers, children and even teens this August at Sandy Hook:
From National Night Out on Aug. 5 to the town talent show Aug. 13, here's everything coming up in August in Secaucus:
Classics new and old for the entire family will hit the big screen in Norristown.
It's been six years since the parade, which celebrates the city's Hispanic culture, took to the streets of downtown Aurora.
Volunteers of all ages come together to identify as many species as possible
A fleet of monster trucks will perform jaw-dropping stunts during a three-day run at the Prudential Center.
The 14th annual Highwood Garlic Fest will take place on Aug. 13.
Pike House Fest takes place Sunday, Aug. 3, presented by Beverly Area Arts Alliance and Eugene S. Pike House Foundation.
Patch is asking Connecticut readers to weigh in on their favorite summer and early fall destinations for country and agricultural fairs.
Attendees will be able to enjoy live music, food trucks, inflatables and more at the annual event. See details:
Oso Creek Golf is spicing things up for Fiesta Tuesday on Tuesday with mariachi performers, kids’ games and lawn games.
Murrieta residents are heading to the Lake Elsinore Storm Baseball Stadium on Wednesday to watch the mayor throw out the first pitch.
The Music on the Street summer concert series continues on Thursday, July 31 with the music of the Dockside Band.
Guinness has collaborated with Van Leeuwen to create a limited-edition ice cream flavor that replicates the taste of the iconic stout.
If you're looking for something to do with kids during the dog days of summer, here are free activities at Liberty State Park:
The 15th annual Misselwood Concours d'Elegance was held from July 18–20
The department will host its annual Norwalk Night Out event, featuring food, a magic show for kids, numerous local vendors and more.
A nonprofit that supports low-income families is looking to provide this crucial back-to-school item filled with other supplies.
The annual event features musical performances, kids’ rides and games, local food vendors, retail/artisan retailers and a beer garden.
The Eagles rookie is returning to his hometown, where he competed for Timber Creek High School.
The Wilmette Art Fair is back for another year, offering artistic experiences for people of all ages.
The Honey Bees bring a playful, genre-spanning sound traveling from 1930s jazz to the Grateful Dead, classic rock, and old-school country.