šŸŽ‰The Very Best Things to Do in CT This Weekend

Happy Friday, Connecticut! We hope you’ve had an amazing holiday week.

Now, it’s time to keep the fun going with an even more epic weekend!

Here are a few things we’ll be discussing below:

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FAMILY-FRIENDLY EVENTS

Here’s what’s happening for the whole family this weekend:

✨ Hartford for the Holidays (All Weekend): Downtown Hartford transforms with festive lights, music, and shopping.

🌟 Glow Hartford Holiday Light Festival & Market (All Weekend): Enjoy stunning lights and a holiday market in downtown Hartford.

šŸ® Winter Lantern Festival at Lyman Orchards (All Weekend): Explore illuminated displays and festive cheer at Lyman Orchards.

šŸ‘» A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story of Christmas at Hartford Stage (All Weekend): Catch a captivating performance of this holiday classic.

🐧 Home for the Holidays at Mystic Aquarium (All Weekend): Dive into a festive underwater adventure with holiday lights and dĆ©cor.

šŸ”­ Holiday Enchantment at Connecticut Science Center (All Weekend): Hands-on holiday exhibits and activities for the whole family.

šŸ“½ļø Polar Express Night at Wilton Historical Society (Friday): Enjoy a cozy evening watching this holiday favorite.

🐐 Reindeer Goat Snuggles at Apple Barrel Farm Market (Friday): Bradley Mountain Farm’s Reindeer Goats will be on-site for snuggly encounters that are perfect for families and friends of all ages. Guests can dress up the friendly goats in their festive costumes, brush them, feed them treats, and more.

šŸŽ„ Museum Matinee: Small Foot at Slater Auditorium (Saturday): Enjoy a family-friendly winter movie experience with a free showing of Small Foot at Slater Auditorium on Saturday, December 28 at 10:30 am.

FUN FOR ADULTS

Looking for something just for grown-ups? Here are some great options:

šŸ‘» Ghosts of Christmas Past Downtown Stroll in Mystic (All Weekend): Explore Mystic’s haunted history with a festive twist.

šŸŽ¶ Live Music with GemSong Productions at Paradise Hills Vineyard (Friday): Sip wine while enjoying live music in a cozy setting.

šŸ” The Most Wonderful Crime of the Year at Aquila’s Nest Vineyards (Friday): Solve a holiday mystery at this interactive dinner theater experience.

šŸŽ² Heavy Game Night at Back Again Board Game Cafe (Friday): Challenge your friends to board game fun with snacks and drinks.

šŸŽ¤ Gianmarco Soresi at New York Comedy Club Stamford (All Weekend): Catch this rising comedy star live in Stamford.

🧘Year-End Sound Meditation at The Yoga Shop of Glastonbury (Saturday): Close out 2024 with gratitude and optimism during this special year-end sound meditation with The Conduit.

The John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant in Danbury is anything but ordinary…

When you think of Connecticut landmarks, a sewage plant probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind, but the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant in Danbury is anything but ordinary.

This quirky attraction, born out of a playful feud between the popular comedian and host of the HBO show ā€œLast Week Tonight with John Oliverā€ and the Connecticut town, has become a unique point of interest that adds a humorous twist to the state’s rich tapestry of historical and cultural landmarks.

DID YOU KNOW?

The frisbee was invented at Yale University, inspired by the Frisbie Pie Company’s pie tins that students threw around to one another for fun. Eventually, an actual frisbee was created.

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