Everything we're tracking in Putnam, CT — events, farmers markets, town meetings and local notices. Coming up first, then the slower-moving news.
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.
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.
Rotary Park
Putnam Baptist Church presents an outdoor concert featuring The Lesters.
Free; end time and seating 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Saturdays, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
Riverview Marketplace Pavilion, 18 Kennedy Drive
Typically vegetables, fruit, flowers, baked goods and local makers under the riverside pavilion.
The Wall That Heals, a traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica, stood at Murphy Park through ceremonies that ended Sunday, September 13. About 1,000 students visited and local fundraising passed $80,000, with remaining funds intended for area veterans.
Read it in fullThe library is offering technology help aimed at residents aged 60 and over and people with disabilities. It has also added long-term laptop lending for residents.
Read it in fullRegistration closes October 12. Assignments are available October 14, setup is due by noon October 15, and displays remain through October 31.
The Putnam Town Clerk's office is closed Thursday and Friday, September 24 and 25. Plan filings and record requests around those days.
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12 listings
Businesses
Bakery — storefront
Family-owned coffee shop and bakery since 1980; locations include Putnam, Brooklyn, Pomfret and Plainfield.
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Bakery — storefront
Breads, snacks and baked goods. 8 Mary Crest Dr.
Details unconfirmed — help us check.
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Restaurant · (860) 928-1660
Lunch and dinner on Main Street, with daily specials. 85 Main St.
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Restaurant and bar · (860) 315-9950
Steakhouse with land and sea flights and an outdoor bar and patio. 35 Main St, open daily from 11am.
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Restaurant · (860) 963-0074
Family-friendly dining — burgers, wraps, steaks, seafood and pasta, with rotating taps.
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Irish pub · (860) 315-9220
Irish pub and restaurant with a creative menu. Call during open hours for a table — no online reservations.
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Pottery studio and gallery · (860) 963-7807
Working studio with classes and workshops for all ages, plus an on-site gallery of local work. 112 Main St.
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Brewery and taproom
Taproom pouring beers made on site, plus cider, seltzer and spirits. House bites, outside food welcome.
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Art gallery · (860) 928-2900
Artwork, handmade gifts, art classes and art therapy programs. 134 Main St.
Markets
Saturdays, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. · Riverview Marketplace Pavilion, 18 Kennedy Drive
Typically vegetables, fruit, flowers, baked goods and local makers under the riverside pavilion.
Details unconfirmed — help us check.
Community
Registration closes October 12. Assignments are available October 14, setup is due by noon October 15, and displays remain through October 31.
Community
The Putnam Town Clerk's office is closed Thursday and Friday, September 24 and 25. Plan filings and record requests around those days.