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September 16, 2026

Wednesday4:00–6:00 p.m.Brooklyn

Northeast Connecticut Farmers Market

Brooklyn Commons Shopping Center, 564 Providence Road

Afternoon market in the Brooklyn Commons plaza on Route 6.

Free to browse; vendor list not stated.

Food & farm
WednesdayDoors 5:00 p.m.; games 7:00 p.m.Danielson

Bingo at St. James Church

St. James Church

Evening bingo with the kitchen open.

Card prices and age guidance not stated.

FamilyFood & farm
Wednesday12:00 p.m.Danielson

Community Kitchens

United Methodist Church of Danielson, 9 Spring Street

Midday community meal at the United Methodist Church.

Cost not stated; all are welcome.

Food & farmOutdoors & sports

September 18, 2026

FridayDoors 11:00 a.m.; lunch 12:00 p.m.Putnam

Community Meal at Living Faith United Methodist Church

Living Faith United Methodist Church, Grove Street

A free community lunch open to everyone.

All are welcome; no cost stated.

Food & farmOutdoors & sports
Friday11:30 a.m.Putnam

Putnam Senior Lunch

Putnam Municipal Complex, 200 School Street

Lunch from the Putnam Recreation Department and Commission on Aging.

Reserve lunch or ask questions at 860-963-6800 ext. 350; cost not stated.

Food & farmOutdoors & sports

September 19, 2026

Saturday10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.Putnam

Putnam Saturday Farmers Market

Putnam Farmers Market Pavilion, 18 Kennedy Drive

Weekly Saturday market at the Kennedy Drive pavilion.

Free to browse; vendor list not stated.

Food & farm
Saturday9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.Danielson

Northeast Connecticut Farmers Market

Killingly Library, Westcott Road

Saturday morning market outside the Killingly Library.

Free to browse; vendor list not stated.

Food & farm
Saturday5:00–10:00 p.m.Plainfield

14th Annual Keep You Truckin' Fundraiser

Jolly John's Truck & Equipment, 380 North Main Street, Moosup

Food, raffles, auctions, music, comedy, and more at Jolly John's in Moosup.

$50 per ticket, available in person at Jolly John's Truck & Equipment. Age guidance not stated.

FamilyFood & farm
Saturday11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.North Grosvenordale

Thompson Rod & Gun Club Annual Clam Bake

Thompson Rod & Gun Club

The club's annual clam bake, tickets in advance only.

$75 per person; tickets at the Rod & Gun Club, none sold at the door. Street address not stated.

Food & farmOutdoors & sports
Saturday12:00–3:00 p.m.Woodstock

Fall Chicken BBQ

Putnam Fish & Game Club, 110 Stone Bridge Road

Chicken barbecue at the Putnam Fish & Game Club.

$15 per person; order by texting Lynn at 860-377-8947.

Food & farm
Saturday5:00–9:00 p.m.Putnam

Chrome N' Steel Veteran Riders Roast Beef Dinner

Putnam Elks, 64 Edmond Street

Roast beef dinner with music and raffles hosted by the veteran riders group.

$20 per person, including food, music, and raffles; tickets from any Chrome N' Steel member.

Food & farmArts & culture
Saturday8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.North Grosvenordale

Flea Market, Yard & Bake Sale

St. Stephen Parish Center, Route 197, Quinebaug

Parish flea market, yard sale, and bake sale in Quinebaug; it continues Sunday.

Admission and table cost not stated.

FamilyFood & farm

September 20, 2026

Sunday9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.North Grosvenordale

Flea Market, Yard & Bake Sale

St. Stephen Parish Center, Route 197, Quinebaug

Second day of the parish flea market, yard sale, and bake sale in Quinebaug.

Admission and table cost not stated.

FamilyFood & farm

September 21, 2026

Monday6:00 p.m.Pomfret

Farmer's Potluck and Agricultural Commission Meeting

Pomfret Recreation Park, 576 Hampton Road

Meal and networking followed by a brief commission meeting whose minutes approval remains pending.

Bring a dish; no ticket price or registration stated; intended for area farmers.

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Tuesdays

Tuesday12 noonCanterbury

Community Kitchen Free Meal

Canterbury Town Hall, 1 Municipal Drive

Free take-out meal served every Tuesday by the Community Kitchen of Northeastern Connecticut.

Free. Take-out only. All are welcome.

September 24, 2026

Thursday4:30–6 p.m.Woodstock

Ham and Bean Dinner

Senexet Grange, 628 Route 169

Dine in or take out ham and bean dinner at the Grange.

Cost not stated. Reservations: call Lillian at 860-974-1053 or email grange40ct@gmail.com.

September 25, 2026

FridayDoors 5:30 p.m.; dinner about 6:00 p.m.Brooklyn

Harvest & Harmony Farm Dinner

Little Dipper Farm, 499 Wolf Den Road

Multi-course dinner with the Evan Gianfreddo Jazz group.

$125; ticket purchase required; age guidance not stated.

Food & farmArts & cultureView source

Fourth Friday of each month — next September 25, 2026

FridayDoors 4 p.m., dinner 5 p.m., takeout from 5:30 p.m. when availableDanielson

Be Our Guest Dinner

The Cornerstone Baptist Church, 247 Broad Street

Free community dinner served on the fourth Friday of each month.

Free. Menu varies each month; a vegetarian option is always offered.

September 26, 2026

Saturday9:00 AM – 12:00 PMWoodstock

Faith Bible Church Giant Giveaway

Faith Bible Church, 587 Route 171

Giveaway of furniture, appliances, clothing, toys, books, and household items.

Anything not covered above is not stated.

FamilyFood & farm
Saturday5–9 p.m.Killingly

Woodstock Academy Boys Lacrosse Celebrity Bartending

Black Pond Brewery, Dayville

Celebrity bartending night supporting the Woodstock Academy boys lacrosse team.

Cost not stated. The listing says more information is to follow.

September 27, 2026

Sunday12:00 p.m.; end time not statedPutnam

Makers Market: Montana Nights — last call for vendors

Montana Nights, 50 Providence Pike

Makers market at Montana Nights. Last call for vendors: a 10x10 space is $45 for this event only, and vendors get a vendor spotlight in the paid event advertisement.

Vendor payment must be made by 5:00 p.m. Friday, September 18 to be added to the roster. Vendors can sign up on the vendor spotlight page at /vendors.

Food & farmArts & cultureView source
Sunday1 p.m.Killingly

Chicken BBQ Dinner

VFW Post 4908, 1035 North Road, Dayville

Half chicken and sides dinner at the Dayville VFW post.

$15 per ticket. Only 100 tickets available; pre-purchased tickets preferred.

Sunday8–11 a.m.Plainfield

Buffet Breakfast

69 Prospect Street, Moosup

Buffet breakfast hosted by Moosup Lodge No. 113, A.F. & A.M.

Adults $15, ages 6–12 $10, 5 and under free. Proceeds benefit Brooklyn Cares.

Sunday5–6:30 p.m.Putnam

11th Annual Chicken BBQ

Knights of Columbus, 68 Providence Street

Half chicken, baked potato, salad and roll dinner at the Knights of Columbus.

$15.

Sunday10 a.m. until sell-outNorth Grosvenordale

Polish Dinner

Community Fire Department, 862 Riverside Drive

Pierogi, golumpki and kapusta dinners served until they sell out.

$13 to $17 depending on the plate.

October 1, 2026

Thursday10:00 AMPutnam

Veterans Only Food Share

Putnam Farmers Market Pavilion, 18 Kennedy Drive

Monthly food share — next session October 1.

Open to veterans, spouses, widows, and the general public on a first-come, first-served basis. End time not stated.

Food & farmOutdoors & sports

October 3, 2026

Saturday4–7 p.m.North Grosvenordale

Fall Chicken BBQ

East Thompson Volunteer Fire Department, 530 East Thompson Road

Take-out chicken BBQ dinner at the East Thompson fire station.

$16 per meal, take-out only. Cash and Venmo accepted. Menu: half chicken, baked potato, cranberry sauce, carrots, salad, roll and dessert.

Saturday4–7 p.m.Killingly

South Killingly Fire Department Annual Chicken BBQ

South Killingly Fire Department station

Annual take-out chicken BBQ run by the South Killingly Fire Department.

$20. Take-out only. Advance tickets from any member or at the station Monday through Friday.

First Wednesday of the month, May through October — next October 7, 2026

WednesdayDoors open 5 p.m.North Grosvenordale

Defenders of Charity Monthly Dinner

American Legion, 17 Thompson Hill Road

Monthly benefit dinner hosted by Defenders of Charity.

$15 per person.

October 17, 2026

Saturday10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.Brooklyn

Little Dipper Farm Harvest Festival

499 Wolf Den Road

Farm festival with the John Spignesi Band.

Cost, registration, and age guidance not published.

FamilyFood & farmArts & cultureView source

October 22, 2026

Thursday5–9 p.m.Killingly

Tips for Tools

The Golden Greek Restaurant, 474 Putnam Pike, Dayville

Killingly Business Association fundraiser benefiting students of the trades.

Cost not stated.

November 5, 2026

ThursdayTime not statedHampton

Taste of Northeast Connecticut

Stonehurst at Hampton Valley

Regional tasting event featuring local food, farms, art and music.

Cost and ticket details not stated.

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