Good morning, Westport.

Connecticut Open House Day takes place Saturday, June 13, inviting residents to visit 200 local sites offering free or discounted admission along with special exhibits, guided tours, and interactive events across Fairfield County.

The state report said all eight counties faced high brush fire risk on Wednesday due to drought.

Local officials remind residents that brush burning permits are void within 100 feet of grassland + woodland.

Most of the renovation work at Ned Dimes Marina is complete and the launch ramp opens Monday, June 15.

Finishing touches remain - final pier work and a generator bypass expected by June 26 will limit services until full power returns for the next boating season.

Officials reported that three children died in the past two months from diphenhydramine overdose and urged parents to secure medications safely while reminding caregivers that help is available via Connecting to Care (call 211 or visit an Urgent Crisis Center).

After an 87-80 win on Monday, Breanna Stewart urged Connecticut Sun fans to back the New York Liberty for next season as the Sun will move to Houston after the season ends, leaving the state without a team for the first time in 20 years.

Much Ado About Nothing for Kids

2-3 p.m. — The Westport Library — Free entry — Experience an engaging family-friendly performance of Shakespeare's classic play adapted for kids.

3rd Annual Golf Tournament

7:30 a.m. — Birchwood Country Club — $495-$2,350 — Swing for a cause with golf, Mahjong, and Canasta while supporting the historic Westport Country Playhouse.

A Journey Through Westport History

6-7:30 p.m. — MoCA\CT — RSVP required — Celebrate the release of Bob Weingarten's new book and explore Westport's rich history over drinks and light bites.

Levitt Pavilion Children’s Series

7-8 p.m. — Levitt Pavilion — Free entry — Enjoy award-winning children’s music performances by acclaimed artists in a beautiful outdoor setting.