Good morning, Westport.

Veteran Connecticut radio host Allison Demers, who joined WHCN in July 2024, was laid off on Monday by iHeartMedia due to budget cuts; she spent more than 30 years on air at several stations statewide.

The Westport Museum for History and Culture at 25 Avery Place has launched an America 250-themed escape room where participants act as spies for General Washington and follow clues to unlock secret plans within 60 minutes.

Two 11-year-old Westport twins won state middle school champion in the Presidential AI Challenge with their WestportSmiles app that helps people connect through everyday photos; they await regional results expected today to May 1 and will compete at national championships set for June 7 — 10.

Rare Comet R3, visible 90 minutes before sunrise in Pegasus today, has brightened its tail since its September discovery; astronomers expect it to pass the sun on April 19-20 before coming closest to Earth on April 26-27 and then be seen only from the Southern Hemisphere.

Connecticut’s Department of Energy & Environmental Protection warned that despite warm spring air drawing crowds during spring break in the area, water temperatures remain cold until June, putting swimmers at risk; officials stressed that life jackets are required until May 31 to prevent accidental cold water shock.

6th Annual Fashionably Westport

7-10 p.m. — The Westport Library — Tickets benefit Homes with Hope — Experience a fabulous runway show featuring local styles and celebrities.

HAYVN Health Summit: Empowered Strength

4:30-8 p.m. — HAYVN Coworking — $15-$250 — Explore health and wellness insights from local experts while networking with the community.

Terrarium Workshop

6-7:30 p.m. — Jenni Kayne Home - Westport — Light refreshments served — Create your own lush garden terrarium for outdoor entertaining.