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Brookfield was incorporated in 1688 and is situated within the southern foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. The population is around 18,000. Brookfield is bordered by Connecticut’s two largest lakes - Lake Lillinonah and Candlewood Lake. Brookfield is home to a theater, a craft center, and a vineyard. 

 

Some Notable Folks with Ties to Brookfield:  

Julia DeMato - American Idol contestant 

Ronnie Spector - Singer 

Peter Buck - Billionaire, physicist and co-founder of Subway Restaurants

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Touch A Truck in Stamford Downtown Returns April 15 at Veterans Memorial Park.
By Annette Einhorn April 2, 2025
Touch A Truck in Stamford Downtown Returns WHAT: Touch A Truck in Stamford Downtown DETAILS: Stamford Downtown hosts Touch A Truck in Veterans Memorial Park Stamford Downtown, in partnership with several City of Stamford departments, invites families to a free, fun-filled event during Stamford Public Schools’ Spring Break. Touch A Truck offers kids the exciting chance to climb aboard, explore, and interact with a variety of vehicles. From fire trucks and police cars to buses and construction equipment, children can get up close to the big rigs and powerful machines they usually only see from afar. Participating organizations include the Stamford Fire Department, Stamford Police Department, Stamford Emergency Services, the City’s Operations Department, the Ferguson Library, and CT Transit. This interactive event is the perfect opportunity for children to discover their favorite trucks and learn more about the people who operate them. Sponsored by YogaSix, Goldfish Swim School, and Star 99.9, with engaging activities provided by Stamford Downtown, Pickleball America and Mill River Park. WHEN: Tuesday, April 15, 2025 10am – 1pm WHERE: Veterans Memorial Park, 130 Atlantic Street, Stamford Downtown
By Cathy Ithier March 23, 2025
FTC Presents a Week of Non-Stop Entertainment! Fairfield Theatre Company (FTC) is bringing an exciting lineup of talent this week, offering something for every music lover. With performances almost every night, FTC is the place to be for live entertainment! Here’s what’s coming up: Monday, March 24 | 6:30 PM | David Friedman Award-winning composer, conductor, and songwriter David Friedman—known for his work on Broadway, Disney, and film classics—presents a special Masterclass. Through live song performances and engaging conversation, he’ll share insights into his creative process, his approach to working with artists, and his journey in musical storytelling. Grab your tickets here. Tuesday, March 25 | 8:00 PM | Improvement Movement Depending on the day, Improvement Movement could be described as an Atlanta-based collective of songwriters, a satirical corporate takeover of your dad’s favorite band, or simply a “generous waste of time.” One thing is certain—this is a show you don’t want to miss! Grab your tickets here. Thursday, March 27 | 7:30 PM | Benefit Concert for Caroline House featuring Shameless This special event supports Caroline House, an organization dedicated to empowering women and children through education in English and life skills. The benefit concert, featuring the band Shameless, aims to break down social barriers and support immigrant families in building brighter futures. Grab your tickets here. Thursday, March 27 | 8:00 PM | Ryan Montbleau w/ Lyle Brewer Ryan Montbleau, a masterful wordsmith and relentless performer, has built a dedicated fan base with his soul-stirring performances. He’s shared the stage with legends like Tedeschi Trucks Band and Ani DiFranco and has racked up millions of streams. Joining him is acclaimed guitarist and songwriter Lyle Brewer, a professor at Berklee College of Music and an expert in instrumental guitar composition. Grab your tickets here. Friday, March 28 | 8:00 PM | Pink Talking Fish - ‘Wish You Were Here’ 50th Anniversary Tour w/ Good Time Boys Pink Talking Fish celebrates 50 years of Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here with a full-album live performance. The second set blends the music of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish for an electrifying experience! Grab your tickets here. Saturday, March 29 | 8:00 PM | Gabe Dixon w/ Tracy Jo Nashville-based singer-songwriter Gabe Dixon has had his songs covered by artists like Garth Brooks and Ben Rector. His music has been featured in hit shows and films, and he’s collaborated with the likes of Paul McCartney and Tedeschi Trucks Band. Opening for him is Connecticut’s own Tracy Jo, whose bluesy, soulful sound is sure to captivate the audience. Grab your tickets here. Sunday, March 30 | 8:00 PM | Sam Greenfield Multi-instrumentalist Sam Greenfield has toured with music icons like Joss Stone and Dave Koz while also making a name for himself as a solo artist. His latest release, Sam Greenfield Rules, fuses jazz, pop, and funk in a way that’s truly his own. With a new album on the way in 2025, this is a show you won’t want to miss! Don’t miss out on this incredible week of live entertainment at FTC! Grab your tickets now and experience the best in music, storytelling, and community. Grab your tickets here.
By Cathy Ithier March 16, 2025
17th Annual Brookfield Film Festival Event Details The 17th Annual Brookfield Film Festival will take place from March 27 - March 30 at the Brookfield Theater for the Arts , located at 184 Whisconier Road, Brookfield, CT . The festival is organized by the Brookfield Arts Commission , an all-volunteer group dedicated to supporting the arts. Proceeds from the festival go towards the Brookfield Arts Commission Arts Scholarship Award , presented annually to a graduating high school senior from Brookfield pursuing a degree in the arts. Admission: A $15 suggested donation. Reservations can be made by emailing brookfieldartscommissionct@gmail.com .  Refreshments and Merchandise Light refreshments and festival merchandise will be available throughout the weekend. Festival Blocks Regional Indie Afternoon This block provides a platform for local filmmakers to introduce their work, discuss topics from their films, and share insights about the filmmaking process. Submissions are invited from filmmakers residing in Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, or films shot in these states. Accepted filmmakers are also invited to participate in a Q & A panel discussion following the screening. Read-Through Indie Morning Created in collaboration with the Brookfield Theatre for the Arts , this block offers screenwriters the opportunity to showcase scenes from their scripts and network with actors and filmmakers. The table reading features scripts being read aloud, including dialogue and stage directions, allowing writers to refine their stories and improve dialogue. Complimentary coffee, tea, and pastries will be provided. Shorts and to the Point A curated selection of Oscar-nominated and other award-winning short films. Screenings will be held on Friday evening , Saturday evening , and Sunday afternoon . Music Indie Evening This block showcases music videos featuring original music from bands located in Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
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  • Vanessa Trien and The Jumping Monkeys at Edmond Town Hall Sunday, May 18th
  • Comedian Michael Kosta Lucky Loser Tour at Edmond Town Hall Friday, May 16.
  • 80s' KIDS coming to Edmond Town Hall on Friday, May 9th!
  • Jethro Tull's Martin Barre coming to Edmond Town Hall April 13, 2025
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  • Aquila's Nest
  • Author Steve Gross Brings
  • Kool and the Gang at The Palace Stamford Theatre on May 16th

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