Good morning, Westport.

Local theater runs Primary Trust at the Westport Country Playhouse until May 2, inviting community members to support the arts.

Westport offers free tree seedlings this Friday (Apr. 24) at Town Hall and welcomes the restored Compo Beach Bookcycle along with Big Brother/Big Sister Appreciation Week.

Jay Babina, a Manhattanville College freshman, runs the Westport Tech Museum from the attic of his parents' home, offering online tours of over 500 vintage tech items today.

The collection includes historic computers, early cellphones, and gadgets that reflect the evolution of technology.

Connecticut has reported over 1,250 bear sightings this year as warmer weather draws bears into populated neighborhoods, and officials advise residents to secure trash and pet food (similar measures have been used in nearby towns).

A new report by the American Jewish Committee found that 91% of American Jews feel less safe than a year ago — rising antisemitism is a key concern.

State lawmakers will meet with AJC leaders at 10 a.m. Monday at the state capitol to discuss steps to improve community safety.

Real estate expert Carl Lantz III of Coldwell Banker advises sellers to use referrals and clear communication when choosing an agent, stressing the importance of understanding fees to guide home-selling.

His advice helps homeowners plan an effective process.

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.