Online events happening in the coming days

Here are some online destinations to visit from the comfort of home.

Old Thing, Thursdays, 3:30 p.m. Stories behind objects from museum's collection, live on Facebook. “Weekly Art Challenge,” Mondays, 9:30 a.m.; “Who’s this/ What’s this?, Mondays, 12:30 p.m.; “Union Coffee Break, Fun Fairfield FAQs,” Tuesdays, Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.; “Way Back When,” Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.; “Flashback Friday,” Fridays, 9:30 a.m. fairfieldhistory.org

Public Libary digital resources available through Digital Resources page with Fairfield Public Library card. Virtual programs via Zoom includes Book Clubs, Story times and more. Visit fplct.librarymarket.com every Wednesday, 2-3 p.m. on Facebook. wadsworthmansion.com university, including its campus, athletics and residential life. ctvisit.com

Shubert Theater offering activities to create art at home with a backstage tour, Pinkalicious story time, a playwriting challenge, learn how to make puppets, puppet theater. shubert.com

Elm Shakespeare Company offers at-home activity related to the arts each week, as well as recordings of past productions. elmshakespeare.org

Kehler Liddel Gallery has mulitply exhibits that can be viewed virtually. kehlerliddellgallery.com

Homewatch CareGivers of New Haven in partnership with J. Mane Gallery launches “The Art of Aging,” virtual Art Exhibit and Contest. The exhibit and contest invite artists with a creative spirit to share their vision of aging for a chance to win cash prizes. Contest runs through July 11. Winners announced and the online exhibit opens, July 18. jmanegallery.com

NXTHVN Gallery with “JRNL,” a growing ecosystem of online posts. nxthvn.com

Artspace digital exhibits: “An Alternative Love Story,” “Folded,” “Lovestruck,” “Seeing the Structure,” “individual vs. crowd,” “HAND in rotation,” “Into and out of,” “Brightly.” artspacenewhaven.org

Ely Center of Contemporary Art exhibits online: “to (be)scare,” “Ashley Pelletier Dissembling the Self,” Brooks Dierdorff Ballistics & Blindsight,” and Tony Saunders elucidating,” elycenter.org

Yale University Art Gallery: “Robert Adams: The Place We Live”; and “DuraEuropos: Excavating Antiquity,” featuring photos of an archaeological dig in Syria where items in museum’s collection were found. artgallery.yale.edu

Yale Center for British Art’s online collections span more than 5,500 artists/

creators. britishart.yale.edu