Summer Holiday

While the rest of Connecticut's small towns and municipalities scrape together food trucks, face painters, and a fireworks display for their municipal events, the Greenwich Town Party has performers that truly make you say ohhhh...wow

Danbury Fair Mall have announced that they will be holding their annual fireworks celebration on Friday night, September 3 from 6 PM until 10 PM.

We've put together an interactive map that shows all of the fireworks displays throughout Connecticut that you can attend this year.

According to Brookfield Police, the roads will close at approximately 1:40 PM. Here is a list of the roads that will be closed for the parade.

With the Memorial Day Weekend approching, there are some towns that are still limiting activities, but in Putnam County they have a full slate of events planned including parades.

If your making your Memorial Day Weekend plans, we've got a complete breakdown of what you can expect weather wise from Friday through Monday.

A small group of volunteers gathered on Sunday morning (5/23/21) in Wooster Cemetery in Danbury to place flags on the graves of fallen heroes.

Yes, there will be Memorial Day parades this year!

Some towns have already canceled their Memorial Day Parade and 4th Of July Fireworks, but in New Milford, the show will go on.

Both the Candlewood Lake Fireworks for the 4th of July and the Memorial Day parade have been cancelled for a second straight year thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.