Men's Prep Basketball Golf Classic
Raceway Golf Course
Eighteen holes with contests, raffles, and a hot buffet following play.
$145 per person or $550 for a foursome.
Everything we're tracking in Woodstock, CT — events, farmers markets, town meetings and local notices. Coming up first, then the slower-moving news.
Raceway Golf Course
Eighteen holes with contests, raffles, and a hot buffet following play.
$145 per person or $550 for a foursome.
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.
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.
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.
Faith Bible Church, 587 Route 171
Giveaway of furniture, appliances, clothing, toys, books, and household items.
Anything not covered above is not stated.
3 Route 171
Open house showing kitchen, bathroom and outdoor living project ideas.
Cost and registration 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.
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.
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.
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.
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+.
Assessor maps, building permits, town clerk, tax collector and a property-tax estimate for Woodstock. Open town tools →
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Tue, Sep 29
Woodstock Special Town Meeting — see the posted warning for time and place.
Residents can speak before the town acts on the warned items.
Selectmen unanimously approved moving the town's trash hauling from Casella to CWPM under a proposed five-year contract, though the minutes are still unapproved. Separately, the town reported spotted lanternflies and pointed residents to state reporting guidance.
Read it in fullThe town has reported spotted lanternflies. Check trees, firewood and outdoor furniture for egg masses before moving them, and report sightings to the state.
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Places, services and notices we're tracking in Woodstock. Search by name or by what you need.
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Businesses
Farm and bakery
Family-owned farm growing its own fruit and vegetables, with a bakery on site.
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Farm store — dairy
Eighth-generation Peckham family dairy, farming in Woodstock since 1885.
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Farm store · (860) 538-4246
Farm store carrying local Connecticut food and artisan goods. 1051 Route 169.
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Farm store
Grass-finished beef, fresh produce, locally grown flowers and handcrafted goods.
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Creamery
Farm creamery at Valleyside Farm, on the same land since 1819. Check their site for current days open.
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Restaurant
Restaurant serving pizza and meals, with ice cream year-round and window ordering in warmer months.
Community
The town has reported spotted lanternflies. Check trees, firewood and outdoor furniture for egg masses before moving them, and report sightings to the state.
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