Good morning, Westport.

Today 06880 offers an online art gallery that displays works inspired by Alaska, Japan, China and Westport, inviting local artists to email a JPEG with the medium used — submissions are welcome from everyone without restrictions.

Entrance is free and the gallery aims to connect Westport with art from around the globe.

Staples High School junior Kevin Cano launched Campus Flyer, a free website that connects local students with job, internship and volunteer opportunities in Fairfield County — the platform allows students to create profiles and employers to post detailed listings.

Cano developed the site after having difficulty finding summer work, and local businesses are encouraged to post openings to help fill staffing needs.

Town officials said a planned April 3 field trip to view the Sherwood Island Connector site for a proposed consolidated public safety complex was cancelled — a new date will be set soon.

The Board of Selectwomen approved a long-term easement for a covered dumpster to be placed on designated days in the Parker Harding lot behind J.

Crew during its Main St store remodeling—J. Crew must use only two parking spaces and notify police when the dumpster is brought in. The construction project is expected to last about seven months, and the permit is valid through November 2025 under strict safety and debris rules.

Gang of Four Book Talk with Jon King

6:30-8:00 p.m. — The Westport Library — $30 — Explore Jon King's memoir and hear stories from the iconic British band Gang of Four.

Vendor Pop-Up Shop & Art Show

5:30-8 p.m. — The J House Greenwich — $15 — Discover local artistry and enjoy a taste of spring essentials with a glass of wine.