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Fletcher Memorial Library, 257 Main Street
Reception for the library's September–October display of Song's paintings and drawings.
Cost, registration, age guidance, and end time not stated.
Eastford Public Library, 179 Eastford Road
Rimer discusses “Back from Suicide: Before and After the Essential Patrick.”
Registration required by phone or email; cost and age guidance not stated.
Brooklyn Commons Shopping Center, 564 Providence Road
Afternoon market in the Brooklyn Commons plaza on Route 6.
Free to browse; vendor list not stated.
St. James Church
Evening bingo with the kitchen open.
Card prices and age guidance not stated.
United Methodist Church of Danielson, 9 Spring Street
Midday community meal at the United Methodist Church.
Cost not stated; all are welcome.
Putnam Municipal Complex, 200 School Street
Putnam Recreation Department and Commission on Aging lunch followed by bingo.
Reserve lunch or ask questions at 860-963-6800 ext. 350; cost not stated.
Brooklyn Historical Society Museum, 25 Canterbury Road
The museum is open to visitors; admission is free and all are welcome.
Free admission.
Killingly Community Center, Broad Street
Killingly Parks and Recreation afternoon movie screening.
Cost and registration not stated.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
Connecticut Department of Labor and Eastern CT Workforce Investment Board connect job seekers with named regional employers.
No preregistration; ages 18+; admission price not stated; bring résumé copies.
Putnam Municipal Complex, 200 School Street
Putnam Recreation Department and Commission on Aging lunch followed by a painting session.
Reserve lunch or ask questions at 860-963-6800 ext. 350; cost not stated.
St. Joseph's Church
Evening bingo at St. Joseph's.
Start time for the games, card prices, and age guidance not stated.
Brooklyn Cares Community Center, 31 Tiffany Street
Free clothing open to everyone; donations are accepted.
No cost; open to all.
Rotary Park
Putnam Baptist Church presents an outdoor concert featuring The Lesters.
Free; end time and seating not stated.
Pomfret Public Library, 449 Pomfret Street
Meet the Pomfret artist and view his fall exhibit.
Cost and age guidance not stated.
Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Screening of the 1993 science-fiction adventure film; the official venue listing supplies the current 2026 context.
$8 at the door; no online presales; age guidance not stated.
Living Faith United Methodist Church, Grove Street
A free community lunch open to everyone.
All are welcome; no cost stated.
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.
Raceway Golf Course
Eighteen holes with contests, raffles, and a hot buffet following play.
$145 per person or $550 for a foursome.
Hale YMCA, 9 Technology Park Drive
TEEG event with local-resource connections and advertised giveaways.
Admission and registration not stated; for expecting families and families with babies six months or younger.
Lions Park, 8 Community Ave.
Bounce houses, face painting, demonstrations, local business vendors, music, food, and more at Lions Park.
Free; family/community event; no formal age limit stated.
Brooklyn Fairgrounds, 15 Fairgrounds Road
Truck-focused event; passengers need spectator tickets.
$15 spectator; $35 Show and Shine, including driver/show-field entry; age guidance not stated.
Pomfret Recreation Park, 576 Hampton Road
Town recreation festival; vendor fees in the official packet are not attendee admission prices.
Public admission, registration, and age guidance not stated.
Eastford Public Library, 179 Eastford Road
Appearance by the horror, dark-fantasy, and suspense author.
Registration required; cost and age guidance not stated.
Vanilla Bean Café, 450 Deerfield Road
Folk/Americana concert with the singer-songwriter, guitarist, and storyteller.
$20; age guidance not stated.
Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Stand-up program with Andrew Kennedy, Philip Anthony, Stephanie White, and Lucas Estrella.
$32; suggested audience 18+.
Putnam Farmers Market Pavilion, 18 Kennedy Drive
Weekly Saturday market at the Kennedy Drive pavilion.
Free to browse; vendor list not stated.
Killingly Library, Westcott Road
Saturday morning market outside the Killingly Library.
Free to browse; vendor list not stated.
Pizza 101, corner of Routes 101 and 169
Car cruise-in at Pizza 101. Donations are accepted and benefit the Hole in the Wall Gang Club.
No admission charge stated; donations welcome.
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.
Putnam Fish & Game Club, 110 Stone Bridge Road
Thirty-round marksmanship session at the club range.
$40 to shoot 30 rounds; bring your own eye and ear protection. Ages 12–17 need a parent or guardian. Register online.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
A traveling exhibit on the American Revolution, on display at the Killingly Public Library.
Cost not stated. Check library hours before visiting.
Connecticut Audubon Center at Pomfret, 218 Day Road
Watch banders measure, band, and release birds.
$5 members / $10 nonmembers; registration required; age guidance not stated.
Little Dipper Farm, 499 Wolf Den Road
Hands-on class with starter, beginner guide, tools, take-home dough, tea, and pastries.
Tickets from $65; age guidance not stated.
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.
Registration at the old Lake Tavern
Kids' fun run, 5K run and walk, then awards, music, food, drink, and family activities from 10:30 a.m.
Registration online; entry cost not stated. Full street address of the start not stated — check the organizer.
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.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
Jewett City Savings Bank guests discuss identifying scams and protecting personal information.
Ages 18+; cost and registration not stated.
Thompson Public Library, 934 Riverside Drive
Short introductions to a stack of books, to help you find your next read.
Cost not stated. Registration details not stated — call the library to confirm.
The Center at Pomfret, 218 Day Road
A guided early-morning walk for birders of any experience level.
$5 members, $10 non-members. Registration recommended.
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.
Eastford Baptist Church, 133 Union Road
September-specific food-assistance session.
For Eastford residents experiencing food insecurity; confidential signup; delivery available for homebound residents.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
A licensed occupational and feeding therapist shares parent strategies and answers questions.
Ages 18+; cost and registration not stated.
Thompson Public Library, 934 Riverside Drive
Drop-in play session for young children and their grown-ups.
Cost not stated.
Danielson Borough — see the posted agenda for the meeting place
A public hearing on spending for firefighter protective clothing. Residents may speak.
Exact time and room are on the borough's posted agenda, usually up at least 24 hours ahead.
Meet at Connecticut Audubon Center, 218 Day Road
Fall-migration walk focused on warblers, vireos, and hawks.
$10 members / $20 nonmembers; registration required.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
One-on-one help with health-insurance enrollment.
Appointment required; cost and age guidance not stated.
Eastford School Gym, 12 Westford Road
Informational meeting in the Board of Education's review of Woodstock Academy and E.O. Smith; the Town says no decision will be made at this event.
Cost, registration, and age restriction not stated.
Thompson Public Library, 934 Riverside Drive
One-to-one help with phones, tablets and laptops.
Free. Booking may be required — call ahead.
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.
Living Faith United Methodist Church, 53 Grove Street
Weekly support group for people grieving the death of a spouse, child, family member or friend.
Cost and registration not stated. Runs September 10 through December 3, 2026.
Little Dipper Farm, 499 Wolf Den Road
Multi-course dinner with the Evan Gianfreddo Jazz group.
$125; ticket purchase required; age guidance not stated.
Shepard Hill Elementary, 234 Shepard Hill Road
Open-play recreation with games and basketball activities.
$5 resident / $7 nonresident; registration; grades K–6.
Pomfret Public Library, 449 Pomfret Street
Friends of the Library conversation and fundraiser followed by questions and signing.
$15 seat only or $40 with book; advance purchase requested.
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.
326 Taft Pond Road
Sale at the horse-camp entrance with household, vintage, holiday, toy, furniture, and other donated goods.
Cost, registration, and age guidance not stated.
Lawn between Community Center and Town Hall, 164 Main Street; rain site 380 Main Street
Pet parade at 10:30 a.m., hayrides at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., family activities, vendors, food, and Rick Lovallo from 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Free admission and parking; pet-parade preregistration and pet-safety rules apply.
Charlee Bravo's, 9 Grove Street
Multi-genre music benefit for Homes For Our Troops; food included. The beneficiary's registration page says noon, which controls over a 1:00 p.m. publicity release.
$15 advance / $20 door; free for veterans, active military, and first responders; 21+ with ID.
Vanilla Bean Café, 450 Deerfield Road
Poetry and poet-musician program with an open-mic opportunity.
Suggested $10 donation; ages 16+.
Eastford Public Library, 6 John Perry Road
A seasonal craft session at the library.
Cost not stated. Materials provided as supplies last.
Canterbury — see the town listing for the location
The town's annual Old Home Day gathering.
Cost not stated.
Faith Bible Church, 587 Route 171
Giveaway of furniture, appliances, clothing, toys, books, and household items.
Anything not covered above is not stated.
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.
3 Route 171
Open house showing kitchen, bathroom and outdoor living project ideas.
Cost and registration not stated.
Living Faith UMC Barn, 26 Eden Street
Free household furniture and bicycles, first come first served.
Free. Items available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Thompson Public Library, 934 Riverside Drive
Three-day Friends book sale in changing library community rooms.
No registration; sale prices, admission, and age guidance not stated.
Participating Woodstock businesses
A weekend of shopping across Woodstock businesses with a stamp card and prize drawings.
Free to take part. Pick up a card at a participating business and collect stamps for a chance at 22 prizes. Hosted by the Woodstock Business Association.
326 Taft Pond Road
Two-day tag sale of gently used furniture, housewares and more.
Rain or shine. Follow the signs to the entrance.
Parking, start, and finish at Weidele's, 50 Main Street
Registration's place field says 3 River Street, while event logistics put parking, start, and finish at Weidele's, 50 Main Street; follow the live organizer instructions.
$49 for each adult distance; Kids Fun Run free; no numeric child ages stated.
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.
Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Animal encounters and anniversary benefit for RRS Oasis Animal Sanctuary and the theater.
Ticket price and age guidance not stated.
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.
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.
Knights of Columbus, 68 Providence Street
Half chicken, baked potato, salad and roll dinner at the Knights of Columbus.
$15.
Community Fire Department, 862 Riverside Drive
Pierogi, golumpki and kapusta dinners served until they sell out.
$13 to $17 depending on the plate.
4Gs Pizzeria, 305 Hartford Pike, Dayville
Vendor fair with crafts, pet supplies, farm goods, artwork and artisan wares.
Admission cost not stated.
4Gs Pizzeria, 305 Hartford Pike, Dayville
Paint-your-pet session run by Pets in Paint New England.
Cost not stated. Pre-registration required; you send a photo of your pet ahead of the event.
First Congregational Church of Canterbury, 6 South Canterbury Road
Ice cream social to say goodbye to the church's interim pastor.
Cost not stated. All are welcome.
Putnam High School, 152 Woodstock Avenue
An evening for parents to meet staff and each other.
Cost not stated.
Woodstock — see the posted warning for the meeting place
A special town meeting. Residents may attend and speak.
The agenda and meeting place are in the town's posted warning.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
Multimedia talk using visuals and recordings.
All ages; cost and registration not stated.
Plainfield — see the posted agenda for the meeting place
A public informational meeting for residents.
Time and place are on the town's posted agenda.
Hampton — see the town notice for the polling place
A town referendum. Registered voters may take part.
Polling hours and place are in the town's posted notice.
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.
Vanilla Bean Café, 450 Deerfield Road
Revolutionary Pomfret kickoff with a tavern menu and sea shanties and tavern songs by Rick Spencer and Dawn Indermuehle.
$10; age guidance not stated.
Loos Center for the Arts, 150 Route 169
Two-set Motown revue with an intermission.
$49–$69; ages 4+.
NEPS, 312 Route 169, South Woodstock
Free outdoor concert marking NEPS' 40th year, with The Great Garage Band.
Free. Bring chairs and a picnic dinner.
Pomfret Recreation Park, 576 Hampton Road
Reenactment and living history with maneuvers, colonial crafts, music, children's games, and local-history programming.
Admission, registration, and numeric age guidance not stated; family-oriented.
Killingly Public Library, 25 Westcott Road
Bring clean, gently used costumes to swap; unclaimed costumes will be donated.
All ages; cost and registration not stated.
191 Church Street
Guided tours of the historic Daniel Putnam home.
Free; no registration; age guidance not stated.
Riverside Park, 815 Riverside Drive
Community awards, school music, Lickity Split concert, food trucks, classic cars, family activities, vendors, and public-safety displays; exact concert time not published.
Free guest admission; no age restriction stated.
Killingly Intermediate School (parking lot)
The Killingly FFA chapter's corn maze, geared for kids under 10 — corn maze, hayrides, and pumpkin painting.
$2 or 2 non-perishable food items, benefiting Friends of Assisi Food Pantry.
Moosup Rotary Park, Moosup
An outdoor arts and crafts vendor fair at Moosup Rotary Park.
Cost, vendor sign-up, and rain plan are not stated.
Plainfield VFW, 7 Winsor Avenue
Bike and auto show presented by the VFW Riders, with trophies in several classes.
$10 per person, kids 12 and under $5, 5 and under free. Rain date October 4.
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.
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.
Trinity Episcopal Church, 7 Providence Road
Church fall festival with vendors at the junction of Routes 6 and 169.
Vendor spaces $30, or $40 with a table. Visitor admission not stated. Vendor information and application on the church website.
65 Cabbage Hill Road
Seven-mile Wyndham Land Trust equestrian fundraiser through protected land.
$75; $37.50 ages 18 and under; youth ride with an adult; registration and current equine documents required.
Canterbury Finn Hall
Centennial celebration for the Finn Hall.
Cost not stated. Only 50 tickets available.
Putnam Riverview Marketplace Pavilion
Hale YMCA fundraiser supporting wellness programs including LIVESTRONG.
Registration cost not stated.
First Congregational Church, 6 South Canterbury Road
Monthly evening food pantry distribution.
Free. Park in the lot and join the line; new visitors register at the door.
32 South Main Street
Talk with Dr. Joseph Botta and the BMAW team on the components of metabolic health.
Free.
Killingly Community Center, 185 Broad Street
Afternoon movie screening at the community center. Running time 1 hour 50 minutes.
Cost and registration not stated.
American Legion, 17 Thompson Hill Road
Monthly benefit dinner hosted by Defenders of Charity.
$15 per person.
Brooklyn Fairgrounds, 15 Fairgrounds Road
Highland athletics, piping, dance, music, heritage activities, food, vendors, and storytelling.
$25; $20 veterans/students/seniors; $5 ages 5–12; under 5 free; organizer currently says bring $5 cash for parking.
Pomfret Public Library, 449 Pomfret Street
Introductory communication and collaboration workshop.
Registration requested; space limited; cost not stated; adults.
Loos Center, 150 Route 169
Global arts program with artists from six countries and Woodstock Academy student ensembles; October 7–9 activities have not been announced and are omitted.
Afternoon $10; evening $30/$45; afternoon add-on $5; ticket required; general guidance 4+.
Putnam Elms, 191 Church Street
Charles Dickens ghost-story portrayal. A separate 1:00 p.m. Preservation Connecticut member tour requires registration.
Free public performance; no registration; children welcome.
TEEG
Free Halloween costumes for local families, organized by the Putnam Rotary Interact Club.
Free. Open to families in Pomfret, Woodstock and Thompson.
Downtown Putnam
Businesses, organizations, groups and individuals build scarecrows for the annual downtown contest.
Free to enter. Registration deadline is October 12; scarecrows must be set up by noon on October 15.
Town-wide, Putnam
Municipal water line flushing scheduled daily by street groups across the town.
Runs October 2 through October 13. Daily schedule and any water-discoloration guidance not stated — check with the town if your water looks off.
145 Trout Hatchery Road
Connecticut Audubon outing for waterbirds and songbirds.
$10 members / $20 nonmembers; registration required; age guidance not stated.
Town Hall, 415 Route 169
Health fair with flu and COVID vaccines.
No appointment; fee and formal age cutoff not stated; senior-targeted.
Killingly Community Center, 185 Broad Street
Afternoon movie screening at the community center. Running time 2 hours 5 minutes.
Cost and registration not stated.
Putnam Elks, 64 Edmond Street
Halloween dance for seniors with music by JL Sound.
Cost not stated. Costumes encouraged.
Killingly Town Hall, 172 Main Street
CTDOT presents its proposed bridge replacement and takes questions; written comments remain open through October 29.
No charge or registration stated; ADA-accessible room; language help by advance request.
Pomfret Public Library, 449 Pomfret Street
A guided poetry writing workshop for adults.
Cost not stated. Registration may be required — call the library.
Point-to-point route ending in Putnam · Finish festival at Hale YMCA, 9 Technology Park Drive
Point-to-point trail marathon, half marathon, 10K, and team relay on the Air Line State Park Trail corridor.
Registration required; fees and general age rule not displayed.
Putnam Lions Memorial Dog Park, Kennedy Drive
Half-mile children's run finishing at Hale YMCA; each participant receives a finisher medal.
Free; registration required; ages 2–12.
Downtown Putnam; exact street address not published
Vendors, crafts and art, live music, children's activities, and pumpkin-themed menus; the Town's October 17 date controls over a stale organizer page.
Admission, registration, and formal age guidance not stated.
499 Wolf Den Road
Farm festival with the John Spignesi Band.
Cost, registration, and age guidance not published.
The Cornerstone Baptist Church, 247 Broad Street
Fundraising bazaar with raffle baskets, baked goods, gift and craft items and vendors.
Admission cost not stated. Take-out lasagna also available.
Fenced yard behind the church, 9 Spring Street
Pick a pumpkin, paint it, play yard games, with free popcorn and water.
No required cost. Donations appreciated to help offset the cost of the event.
Putnam Walmart, store 1980
Trunk or treat in the Walmart parking lot.
Free to attend as stated; other details not stated.
556 Route 169
Juried show with 180 artisans, live music, food vendors, and first-floor cottage tours; rain or shine.
Historic New England members free; nonmembers $5; children under 12 free; outdoor uneven terrain.
First Congregational Church, 6 South Canterbury Road
Monthly morning food pantry distribution.
Free. Park in the lot and join the line; new visitors register at the door.
Lions Park
Fall festival with food trucks, trunk or treat and community partners.
Vendor spaces $20 per 10x10. The flyer says "Saturday, October 19th" — October 19, 2026 is a Monday, so check the date with the organizers.
Killingly Community Center, 185 Broad Street
Afternoon movie screening at the community center. Running time 1 hour 44 minutes.
Cost and registration not stated.
The Golden Greek Restaurant, 474 Putnam Pike, Dayville
Killingly Business Association fundraiser benefiting students of the trades.
Cost not stated.
Rotary Park, 190 Kennedy Drive
Halloween runway competition with prizes and DJ music.
Entrant registration closes October 22 at 11:59 p.m.; spectator price not published; all-age entrant categories.
Westfield Lawn
Outdoor Halloween movie night co-sponsored by KPRD and Westfield Church.
Free as stated; bring a canned good to donate. Costumes encouraged.
Pomfret Little League Field, 65 Hampton Road
Haunted hayride, house of clowns and creepy corn maze.
Adults $10, children under 8 free.
Town Hall, 8 Community Avenue
Annual car show; the Chamber page supplies date, time, organizer, and municipal location.
Cost, registration, and age guidance not stated.
Loos Center for the Arts
Foreigner tribute concert at the Loos Center.
Tickets on sale soon; prices not stated.
Danielson Elks Lodge #1706, 13 Center Street
Quilts of Valor ceremony with cocktail hour, prime rib dinner and karaoke honoring veterans.
$30 per ticket.
Main Street, Killingly
Halloween light parade and block party on Main Street.
Free to watch as stated. Registration required to be in the parade. Rain date October 25.
Ellis Technical High School, 613 Upper Maple Street
Craft and vendor event hosted by the Ellis Tech Parent Faculty Organization.
Cost not stated.
Putnam Middle School
Harlem Wizards exhibition basketball game.
General admission $20, reserved $35, courtside plus $55.
Killingly Community Center, 185 Broad Street
Afternoon movie screening at the community center. Running time 1 hour 31 minutes.
Cost and registration not stated.
Montana Nights
Evening fundraiser at Montana Nights in Putnam supporting domestic violence awareness and support, organized by Smoke and Mirrors, Beauty Loft, United Services of Connecticut, and Montana Nights Axe Throwing.
No ticket price listed. Organized by Smoke and Mirrors, Beauty Loft, United Services of Connecticut, and Montana Nights Axe Throwing.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
The Rocky Horror Show at the Bradley Playhouse, including a midnight Halloween-night performance.
Ticket prices not stated in the listing.
Valley Springs Sportsman's Club, 65 Valley Road
First trunk or treat at the club, with a spooky hayride.
One bag of candy per child. Open to the public.
Killingly Town Hall, 172 Main Street, Danielson
Continued again from October 5. The commission is expected to decide on residents' request for intervenor status. Residents may speak or send written testimony.
Killingly Town Hall, 172 Main Street, Danielson — usually the Town Meeting Room on the second floor. Hearings are live-streamed on the Town of Killingly government Facebook page. Written testimony can be submitted to the town online, and is due by 2:00 p.m. on the day of that commission's meeting. Check the town's site before going — agendas can change.
Putnam Elks, 64 Edmond Street
Football-themed senior dance with music by JL Sound.
Cost not stated. Wear your favorite team jersey.
Stonehurst at Hampton Valley
Regional tasting event featuring local food, farms, art and music.
Cost and ticket details not stated.
Hosted by the Loos Center for the Arts
Tribute concert starring James Gedeon, Lisa Sherman and Alice Leon.
Tickets on sale soon; prices not stated.
The Raceway Restaurant and Banquet Hall, Thompson
Dueling pianos night benefiting Day Kimball Health At Home.
Ticket prices not stated.
Loos Center for the Arts
Bruce Springsteen tribute concert at the Loos Center.
Tickets on sale soon; prices not stated.
Putnam Middle School
Vendor fair hosted by the Putnam Middle School PTO, with a showcase for young entrepreneurs.
Vendor fee $25, young entrepreneurs under 18 $5, tables to rent for $5 more. Spaces based on a 6 ft table.
William L. Mercier Post 5446 VFW, 7 Winsor Avenue
Craft and vendor fair with baked goods, food and a raffle.
Admission cost not stated. Vendor information from Amanda Deojay.
Thompson Raceway, Thompson
Indoor and outdoor holiday market with local vendors, food trucks, live music and photo mini sessions.
$5 admission, free parking.
Moosup Pond
Thanksgiving-morning plunge into Moosup Pond for Project PIN.
Any monetary or non-perishable food donation welcome. Pre-register by November 23.
Putnam Elks Lodge, 64 Edmond Street
Holiday senior dance with music by JL Sound and photos with Santa.
Cost not stated. Bring your camera for selfies with Santa.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Bradley Playhouse 2027 season opener.
Tickets never cost more than $37.
Downtown Putnam
Downtown Putnam's winter Fire and Ice Festival.
Cost not stated. Listed on the town's event calendar as a 2027 event.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Bradley Playhouse production of Anastasia the Musical.
Tickets never cost more than $37.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Bradley Playhouse production of Romeo and Juliet.
Tickets never cost more than $37.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Bradley Playhouse audience-choice production of Come From Away.
Tickets never cost more than $37.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Bradley Playhouse audience-choice production of Arsenic and Old Lace.
Tickets never cost more than $37.
The Bradley Playhouse, 30 Front Street
Bradley Playhouse holiday production adapted from Dickens.
Tickets never cost more than $37.
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