THINGS TO DO
Best of the arts in the weeks ahead
BETHEL
Byrd’s Books invites kids, adults to design a bookmark. Winners receive $25 gift certificate to Byrd’s and bookmarks printed, distributed to customers. $10 gift certificate for Honorable Mentions. One submission per person. May 31 deadline. bit.ly/3apuUKy
Library Story Time through Facebook Live with songs, stories, simple games, Mon-Fri, 10 a.m. bethellibrary.org
BRIDGEPORT
Library North Branch story reading videos with Miss Bina. bportlibrary.org
Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo’s “Do You Have a Zoo at Your House?” asks children to draw pictures, write letters for their favorite zoo animals or take photos of how they’ve created a zoo of their own at home. Facebook Live events every Tue-Thu, 2 p.m. Watch the Spider Monkey and the Red Panda on the live “zoo cam.” beardsleyzoo.org
Housatonic Community College Virtual Student Art Exhibit. housatonic.edu
BRISTOL
Lake Compounce offers an online Activity Book filled with word searches, coloring pages, and more. lakecompounce.com
Revolutionary Youth Theater online acting classes for children, teens via Zoom. revolutionary youththeatre.org
Environmental Learning Centers of Connecticut live videos of farm animals on Facebook page. elcct.org
New England Carousel Museum video tour. thecarouselmuseum.org BROOKFIELD
Brookfield Craft Center offers Online Classes: Painting: Get to Work, June 2, 1-4 p.m. $54. Register; Charcoal Drawing, through June 8, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. $112. Registration required. 203-775-4526, registrar@brookfieldcraft.org
Brookfield Theatre for the Arts Virtual Thursdays, 7:30 p.m. Pre-recorded performances, live staged readings and live Studio B open studio performances. brookfieldtheatre.org DANBURY
Vitti’s Dance Studio dance lessons on Facebook Live Mondays or Tuesdays, 7 p.m. Learn Salsa, Merengue, Bachata. Free. vittis@vittisdancestudio.com
Library offers “Seuss on the Loose,” Mondays, 2 p.m.; Stories Mon-Fri 11 a.m.; and Storytime Live on Facebook every Friday, 11 a..m. danburylibrary.org
Friends of Richter Park (FORe) hold their FORe No-Show Breakfast Gala, May 28. friendsofrichterpark.org
Gallery at Still River Editions online exhibit “Three Generations: Vito Gesualdi, David Gesualdi, and Daisy Gesualdi,” through May 29. Paintings, prints, sculpture from three generations of the Bethel family. stillrivereditions.com
Western Connecticut State University’s Senior Portfolio Virtual Exhibit on view on the Visual and Performing Arts Center Gallery Exhibit web page. wcsu.edu
DERBY
Historical Society offers “Tuesday Tours at Ten” of society’s headquarters, General David Humphreys House in Ansonia, Tuesdays, 1010:30 a.m., on Facebook page. 203735-1908, derbyhistorical.org EAST GRANBY
Old New-Gate Prison & Copper Mine offers virtual tour of the first chartered copper mine in North America. CTvisit.com
EAST HADDAM
Goodspeed Musicals’ “I’ll Drink to That” Instagram live Mondays 5 p.m.; “Greatspeed,” relive some of the theater’s greatest moments with special guests, Tuesdays, 5 p.m., on Zoom; “In the Spotlight” podcast every other Wednesday; “Home Office,” for fans of new musicals, Thursdays, 5 p.m., on Zoom. gooodspeed.org
EAST WINDSOR Connecticut Trolley Museum has Storytime Trolley live, Mondays, 11 a.m. on Facebook.
ESSEX
Essex Art Association’s virtual exhibit, “Art in Isolation,” now on view. Submissions on a rolling basis accepted. essexartassociation.com
Spectrum Art Gallery’s online exhibit “Shadow Dance.” spectrumartgallery.org
FAIRFIELD
Pequot Library offers Storytime on Facebook Live, May 28 , 10:30 a.m.; and Live Zoom Author Talk with Martha Hall Kelly, May 28, 4 p.m. pequotlibrary.org
Fairfield Theatre Company Facebook page offers live streaming events. fairfieldtheatre.org
Pequot Library offer activities for children and adults on Facebook. Activities include storytime, books clubs, special concerts and more.
Fairfield Museum’s Where’s Walt? Tuesdays, 3:30 p.m. Live streams from a different Fairfield location on Museum’s Facebook page; Storytime Live! Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m.; History Bites! Wednesdays, 12:30 p.m. Lunchtime Chat; This 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
Fairfield University’s Quick Sessions: Movers & Shakers in South African Theatre With Megan Lewis, PhD, Associate Professor of Theatre History & Performance Studies at UMASS-Amherst, through May 28, 2-2:30 p.m. thequicklive.com
Fairfield University Art Museum offers a Watch, Listen & Learn section on their website which includes online lectures, audio guides and family and children’s activities, and a series of videos relating to the current exhibit “Archives of Consciousness: Six Cuban Artists.” fairfield.edu
GREENWICH
Bruce Museum’s Virtual Tour of the Museum’s Annual Crafts Festival, online through Dec 31, all day. brucemuseum.org
Greenwich Historical Society archives, collections online. greenwichhistory.org
Bruce Museum’s exhibits online: “On the Edge of the World: Masterworks by Laurits Andersen Ring from SMKthe National Gallery of Denmark,” “Under the Skin,” and “House on the Hill: The Changing Face of the Bruce Museum.” brucemuseum.org
Creating Art from Nature: Beginner and Intermediate with Kathie Miranda via Zoom, through June 18, Thursdays, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. $340 nonmembers, $315 members. greenwichartsociety.org GUILFORD
Art Center offers a variety of experiences including Creative Check-In via Zoom and discussions on different topics through the Center’s Facebook page. guilfordartcenter.org
Henry Whitfield State Museum offers a virtual tour of Connecticut’s oldest house. ctvisit.com HAMDEN
Whitney Workshop at Eli Whitney Museum offer weekly Creative Challenges on Facebook. eliwhitney.org
Department of Arts and Culture seeks creative-minded Hamden residents for “Hamden Has H-Art” virtual exhibit. Submissions through May 31. hamden.com
“Artist in Residence: A Pandemic Series,” photography by Lisa and Tom from Hamden studio. photographybylisaandtom.com
Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum at Quinnipiac University exhibit “Coming Home: Art and the Great Hunger.” collections.ighm.org HARTFORD
New England Ballet Company offers a virtual workout series for dancers.
Hartford Symphony Orchestra offers “HSO To Go,” online performances, music education, and other digital content featuring HSO musicians. Listen to an archival recording of the HSO, learn from a master teacher, and connect with HSO musicians at home. hartfordsymphony.org
Connecticut Science Center offers activities as well as a Spring Scavenger Hunt that families can do at home using ordinary household items. Facebook content including Animal Encounters every Tuesday, Thursday, noon. Field Trip Fridays and #MuseumFromHome on weekends. ctsciencecenter.org
Download a Hartford Yard Goats’ Chompers and Chew Chew’s Activity Book to find games and challenges on Facebook.
Connecticut Historical Society’s Facebook Live tour of exhibit “Pieces of American History: Connecticut Quilts,” as well as other online exhibits including “Connecticut: 50 Objects/50 Stories;” and “Historic Timeline of Connecticut’s LGBTQ Community.” chs.org
Hartford Stage offers Scene and Heard: LIVE, where Melia Bensussen celebrates theater arts with various special guests. hartfordstage.org
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum’s live conversations with curator Brandy Culp, produced in collaboration with #UNLOAD, an artsbased initiative that seeks to reduce gun violence; video series titled “Creative Connections;” do-it-fromhome Second Saturdays for Families; and audio tours of the collection and exhibits. thewadsworth.org
Hartford Public Library online resources available. hplct.org KILLINGWORTH
Spectrum Gallery’s “Community Spotlight,” select artists who are creating new work in photography, video. spectrumartgallery.org LEDYARD
Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center online with “Neetôpáwees: Dolls as Ambassadors of Native Culture.” pequotmuseum.org LITCHFIELD
White Memorial Conservation Center live streaming nature program on
Facebook. whitememorialcc.org MADISON
Madison and Clinton Land Trusts host a virtual Wild & Scenic Film Festival, May 30, 7-9:30 p.m. $30. Live chat, 6:30 p.m., films begin 7 p.m. Door prizes given away during the show. Ticket holders will be able to view the entire recorded event for an additional five days afterward. filmfestival.madisonlandtrust.org.
Historical Society’s “Archive of Pandemic Stories,” with residents contributing personal experiences during pandemic. madisonhistory.org
Meigs Point Nature Center’s live, animal-filled programs via Facebook Live Tue-Fri, 11 a.m. from the Woods Room, 2 p.m. from the Water Room. meigspointnaturecenter.org
Susan Powell Fine Art exhibit “Bridging Realism to Abstraction,” online through May 31. 203-3180616, e-mail susanpowellfineart@gmail.com susanpowellfineart.com
MIDDLEBURY
Quassy Amusement & Waterpark offers stay-at-home projects for kids, including worksheet on designing an amusement ride. quassy.com MIDDLETOWN
Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore Zoom Events: Virtual Book Club Event: Sue Monk Kidd, author of “The Book of Longings,” May 29, 3 p.m. Free. Registration required; Virtual Author Event: L.C. Rosen, author of “Camp,” in conversation with Phil Stamper, June 1, 7 p.m. Free. Registration required. 860-685-3939, wesleyanrjjulia.com
Wesleyan RJ Julia Bookstore Zoom Events: Virtual Author Event: Maria Scrivan, author of “Nat Enough,” May 28, 4 p.m. Free. Registration required; Virtual Story Time: Tracy Newman, author of “Itzhak: A Boy Who Loved the Violin,” May 30, 10:30 a.m. Free. Registration required. 860-685-3939, wesleyanrjjulia.com
Wadsworth Mansion offers virtual history tours every Wednesday, 2-3 p.m. on Facebook. wadsworthmansion.com
MILFORD
Library Zoom Room chats with Library staff. Next topic: What have you been buying online,? June 3, 7 p.m. nabbey@milfordct.gov to join the Zoom session
Pantochino Productions online series “Let’s Learn Stuff” with Victoria Sautee on Facebook Live Tuesday, Thursday 2 p.m. Pantochino Podcasts with original, mini-musicals voiced by company members. pantochino.com
Arts Council Milford Photo Expo Virtual Gallery, through May 28. visualarts@milfordarts.org MYSTIC
Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tours with Spooky Story Sundays, and Witchy Wednesdays. Cemetery Saturdays, 4 p.m. All on Facebook.
Mystic Aquarium hosts Facebook Live broadcasts daily 11 a.m., featuring animal care professionals and variety of species. mysticaquarium.org
Mystified Escape Rooms’ Family Frolic Special Car Edition Scavenger Hunt downtown Mystic. Can be completed from the car, but also offers opportunities to visit local trails, open spaces. mystifiedct.com
Mystic Seaport online exhibits: “Adventurous Use of the Sea: The Cruising Club of America” and “The 38th Voyage of the Charles W. Morgan.” mysticseaport.org
NEW BRITIAN
New Britain Museum of American Art offer virtual walkthroughs of “Kara Walker: Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War,” and “In Thread and On Paper: Anni Albers in Connecticut.” nbmaa.org
NEW CANAAN
Silvermine Online Art Studio Program: “Creating the 15 Minute Play,” through May 28, 10:30 a.m.-noon. $130. Register. 203-966-6668, ext.2; silvermineart.org
Silvermine Galleries Virtual Exhibit, “Fiber 2020,” through June 13. gallery@silvermineart.org
Heather Gaudio Fine Art Studio’ “Kathleen Kucka: Slow Burn” online exhibit extended through June 20. heathergaudiofineart.com
Glass House offers a selection of content online including a virtual look at the structure. theglasshouse.org
NEW FAIRFIELD
Great Hollow Nature Preserve and
Ecological Research Center Virtual Juried Art Show, through June.30. greathollow.org
NEW HAVEN
Norfolk Chamber Museum Festival at Yale Museum School of Music with virtual postings of performances from the Music Shed.
International Festival of Arts & Ideas virtual programming entitled “Democracy: We the People” will continue through June 26. Livestreamed content available. Additional programming to be announced. For the kids, Festival Coloring Pages. artidea.org
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History offers Peabody@Home digital resources, educational tools, curiosities of the museum’s collections. peabody.yale.edu
New Haven Museum: “Documenting the COVID-19 Crisis,” an effort to collect stories and photos of life in New Haven during the coronavirus quarantine. Also virtual offerings. newhavenmuseum.org
Beinecke Library at Yale University digital exhibits: “Carl Van Vechten’s Harlem Renaissance Portraits,” “America and the Utopian Dream,” “Making the Medieval English Manuscript.” beinecke.library.yale.edu
Yale University offeris a virtual tour of the historic 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 “Dura-Europos: 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 NORWALK
Public Library invites Norwalkers to come together virtually for “Memorial Day Reflections: Remembering Our Veterans.” Veterans, service members and families can share meaningful poems, prose, letters and lyrics, honoring our local heroes. Contact cbradley@norwalkpl.org.
Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk offers Live Q&A sessions daily on Facebook with staff as well as streaming IMAX movies. maritimeaquarium.org
Rene Soto Gallery offers “Small is the New Big,” online exhibit, through June 26. 203-609-5024, renesotogallery.com
City of Norwalk Parking Authority’s Maritime Garage Gallery is holding an online virtual gallery exhibit, “Strength Through Unity,” through June 30. Submissions should be sent by June 15 to maritimegallery@norwalkpark.org
“Norwalk Strong: Life During Covid-19 Photo Exhibit,” planned for the Library website. clahey@norwalkpl.org
Rowayton Arts Center “Shutdown Throwdown” online exhibit through
June 30; “Spring Juried Show” online through May 30. rowaytonarts.org
OLD LYME
Florence Griswold Museum presents “Sanctuary,” juried online photography exhibit. FloGrisPhotoContest.ArtCall.org. florencegriswoldmuseum.org
Lyme Art Association’s springthemed online exhibit “Birds and Bees”; pastel artist Karen Israel’s 5-part demonstration is available on YouTube and view the online exhibit “Yin and Yang Study in Extremes-Realism and Abstraction.” lymeartassociation.org
RIDGEFIELD
Ridgefield Playhouse Facebook page offers live streaming events. Each Thursday 8 p.m. Tedeschi Trucks Band’s weekly webcast series, “Swamp Family TV.” ridgefieldplayhouse.org
Ridgefield Guild of Artists’ “Not Cancelled!,” online show of inspiration, through June 8. rgoa.org
Ridgefield Playhouse offer classes via Zoom: Performance and Songwriting Workshop with Samantha Cole and A.J. Gundell, through June 3, Wednesdays, 7-9 p.m. Register; Christine O’Leary’s Stand Up Comedy Workshop, every other week through Aug. 5. Classes will meet in person Aug. 12, and Aug. 19. Graduation Showcase: Aug. 24. Register; Jeffrey Tambor’s Creative Workshop “Writing and Performance” through June 23, Tuesdays, 7-10 p.m. $495 new students, $450 returning students. 203-438-5795, ridgefieldplayhouse.org
A Contemporary Theatre of Connecticut livestreams storytime for children and hosts a Happy Hour for adults. actofct.org
Aldrich Museum online exhibits: Eva LeWitt’s “Untitled (Mesh A-J),” “Weather Report,” Zoe Sheehan Saldana’s “There Must Be Some Way Out of Here.” aldrichart.org
RPAC Art Center & Academy online creative design workshops. 415-2155740, rpacartcenter.com
SHARON
Standard Space presents “Art in Place: Projections,” video art in its window every Fri-Sun, after sunset throughout the summer. Each work will also be featured on the Standard Space website and Instagram. standardspace.net
SHERMAN
JCC of Sherman present “Say Goodnight, Stacy,” A Burns & Allen type Radio Zoom Broadcast, May , 31, 8 p.m. jccinsherman.org
STAMFORD
Avon Theatre presents Avon Online series called Magnolia Pictures: A Few of Our Favorite Docs: “Blackfish,” May 29. Q&A with director Gabriela Cowperthwaite, June 3. $5 to rent through Avon Online. Ten percent of the proceeds from the online screening go to GiveDirectly’s COVID Relief Fund. avontheatre.org
Avon Theatre presents Avon Online with “Up From the Streets,” May 28, 29, all day. $12; “New French Shorts,” May 28, 29, all day. $12; “RBG,” May 28, 29, all day. $5. Other titles continue online: “Spaceship Earth;” “Beyond the Visible: Hilma A.F. Klint;”“The Booksellers;” “Fantastic Fungi;” “Saint Frances;” “And Then We Danced;” “The Woman Who Loves Giraffes;” “The Whistlers.” avontheatre.org
Palace Theatre Facebook page offers live streaming events. palacestamford.org
Stamford Symphony Channel offering variety of online events. stamfordsymphony.org
Virtual Walk to End Epilepsy through June 15. Walkers can register at epilepsyct.com/walk. epilepsyfoundationct
Danger Gallery’s Living Room Lounge through June 27, Wednesday and Saturday only, 8-9 p.m. facebook.com/hollydanger
Stamford Museum & Nature Center Facebook Live classes daily 10 a.m., and 2 p.m.; remote animal visits for families through Zoom. stamfordmuseum.org
Loft Artists Association “Sketchbook Project” exhibit through May 31. loftartists.org
STORRS
Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry hosts String Theory Theater for a performance of “Kitty’s Corner,” a behind-the-scenes studio tour, and a workshop, available on the Ballard Institute Facebook page and YouTube Channel. bimp@uconn.edu.
William Benton Museum of Art at UConn in Storrs visitors can see highlights from five exhibits: “Molas, Textile Designs of the Kuna Indians of Panama,” “The Work of Ellen Emmet Rand,” “Arpillera” and two exhibits of work by Reginald Marsh. Also, a video of the appearance at the museum of the femininst art activists The Guerrilla Girls is posted. benton.uconn.edu
Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry at UConn in Storrs: “Living Objects: African American Puppetry,” exhibit is online at bimp-exhibitions.org
STRATFORD
Library Reference Department’s reading program for adults “Stay Put and Read.” To particiapte, email slaask@stratfordlibrary
Library Children’s Department offers storytimes, programs via Zoom. Online book club will the first book in the “Artemis Fowl” series. Book club members receive, via email, optional discussion questions and fun extras such as codes & ciphers, trivia questions, word searches, information about the author, and ideas for activities and crafts to go along with the story. Register. Stay-at-Home Bingo during May. stratfordlibrary.org
Library offers online music for downloading from Freegal Music, Hoopla, and Music from the Birdsusing eBird to celebrate the birds around you. slaask@stratfordlibrayr.org
UNCASVILLE
Mohegan Sun offers to binge watch its digital TV series “Back of House,” view happenings from cake showdowns to celebrity red carpet rollouts. mohegansun.com
WASHINGTON DEPOT
Art Association exhibit “Monoprint 2020: Printers and Presses” on view. washingtonartassociation.org
WATERBURY
Mindfulness Practice: Exploring the Spectrum of Mind, Heart, and Body Awareness, via Zoom, Sundays in May, 9-10 a.m. Register; Community Cookbook Club: Digital Dining, via Zoom, May 28, 1:00-3:30 pm. Register. mattmuseum.org
Mattatuck Museum exhibits “Edward Balthazar: Urban Artist;” and “Women’s Sphere: Selections from the Collection” online until the end of the year. mattmuseum.org
WEST HARTFORD
Ballet Theatre Company offers Keep Dancing At Home Guide. Ballet fun with Movement Monday, Technique Tuesday, Workout Wednesday, Theraband Thursday, Fun Friday, Stretch Saturday, Sharing Sunday. dancebtc.org
The Children’s Museum offers an Online Science Club via Zoom, May 28, 2-3 p.m. $108 TCM/RBNC Members, $120 non-members. Register. thechildrensmuseumct.org
Music at the Red Door launches its live-streamed “Pop-Up!” recitals from St. John’s Episcopal Church, Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m. reddoormusic.org
Playhouse Theatre Academy offers classes via Zoom for kids and teens. Class runs through June 10. Advanced Young Actors (ages 7-12): Mondays, Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. $135 for the session. First class is free; Acting for Teens (ages 1318): Fridays, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Class runs June 26. $235 for the session. First class is free! Zoom link will be sent out upon registration. info@PlayhouseOnPark.org, or visit PlayhouseOnPark.com
Playhouse on Park offer online theatrical events and activities: Dance with Darlene daily on Facebook Live; Shoot the Sh*t with Sean, via Facebook Live, Saturdays, 11 a.m.; Virtual Open Mic on the Park’s Open Mic YouTube channel; and Where Are They Now? weekly series of video interviews with cast members from Playhouse on Park productions on the Park’s “Where Are They Now?” YouTube channel. Also, happening are online fundraisers: The Beat Goes On: Fleet Feet supports local businesses by purchasing a “Beat Goes On” shirt. fleetfeet.com; Shop via Amazon Smile and support Playhouse on Park. smile.amazon.com; and Birdies for Charity from the Travelers Championship’s giving platform, support nonprofits. travelerschampionship.com PlayhouseOnPark.com
WESTPORT
Library offers virtual storytimes including Chapter-a-Day Harry Potter and virtual bedtime stories. westportlibrary.org
Westport Garden Club launches its “Friday Flowers (#FridayFlowers),” campaign to brighten the spirits of fellow residents with flowers placed at various locations around town each Friday. Photos of each week’s display will be posted on the Club’s Facebook and Instagram pages. The public can post their own photos with the tag, #FridayFlowers
Westport Writers’ Workshop hosts workshops via Zoom, daily through June 5, beginning at 10 a.m. Beth at info@westportwriters.org
MoCA High School Art Exhibit, online through July 1. View the exhibit on the MOCAWestport Website at mocawestport.org
Westport Library offers an online exhibit, “Westport’s Suffragists-Our Neighbors, Our Crusaders.” westportlibrary.org
“Westport In Focus,” online exhibit collaboration between the Westport Museum for History & Culture and Westport photographer Jerri Graham. The exhibit on social media platforms allows Westporters to tell their own stories about living in the town considered “ground zero” for the coronavirus epidemic in the state.
WILTON
Children’s Library offer videos and live online story times. Registration required. wiltonlibrary.org
Woodcock Nature Center offers self-led nature activities and educational videos. woodcocknaturecenter.org
Library offers Rockin’ Rhythms with Ray Live! via Zoom, May 28, 1010:30 a.m. Registration required; Literature and Life, May 28, 5-6 p.m. Registration required. 203-7623950, wiltonlibrary.org
Explore Weir Farm National Historic site virtually with online galleries of artwork created by impressionist J. Alden Weir and other Weir Farm artists. nps.gov/wefa