The experiences and historical significance of Black Americans during the American Revolution will be explored during a virtual presentation on Thursday, September 10, from 7 to 8 pm. The presentation ... Read more
Wilton’s history of innovation extends from early cottage industries to some of the world’s most advanced technologies. On Thursday, September 24, from 6 pm to 7 pm, the Wilton Historical ... Read more
Discover the history of Wilton’s Lambert Corner during a guided walking tour led by Wilton Historical Society Director Nick Foster on Saturday, September 27, from 10:30 am to 11:30 am. ... Read more
Minks to Sinks, a longtime Wilton tag sale benefiting Family & Children’s Agency, returns Saturday, October 3 through Monday, October 5 at 395 Danbury Road. Shoppers can browse thousands of items, including clothing, housewares, toys, furniture, and more, while supporting programs serving children, families, adults, and seniors throughout Fairfield County. The sale has been a ... Read more
Step back into 18th-century Wilton for an evening inspired by the town’s historic taverns and inns. Colonial Tavern Night returns to the Wilton Historical Society on Saturday, October 3, from 6 pm to 8:30 pm, transforming the museum into a one-night-only tavern experience. Taverns played an important role in colonial communities, serving as places to ... Read more
Minks to Sinks, a longtime Wilton tag sale benefiting Family & Children’s Agency, returns Saturday, October 3 through Monday, October 5 at 395 Danbury Road. Shoppers can browse thousands of items, including clothing, housewares, toys, furniture, and more, while supporting programs serving children, families, adults, and seniors throughout Fairfield County. The sale has been a ... Read more
Minks to Sinks, a longtime Wilton tag sale benefiting Family & Children’s Agency, returns Saturday, October 3 through Monday, October 5 at 395 Danbury Road. Shoppers can browse thousands of items, including clothing, housewares, toys, furniture, and more, while supporting programs serving children, families, adults, and seniors throughout Fairfield County. The sale has been a ... Read more
The archaeological evidence behind New England’s historic vampire folklore will be explored in a virtual presentation by Dr. Nicholas F. Bellantoni, Connecticut state archaeologist emeritus. The program examines cases from ... Read more
The dramatic story of a Revolutionary-era statue and its connection to Wilton takes center stage in a presentation by University of Delaware professor Wendy Bellion. The program explores the 1776 ... Read more
The mysterious story of The Leatherman, one of Connecticut’s most enduring legendary figures, comes to life in a presentation by Connecticut storyteller and podcaster Mike Allen. During the late 1800s, The Leatherman reportedly traveled a 364-mile circuitous route through Connecticut and New York every 34 days, following a routine so consistent that residents could anticipate ... Read more
