Good morning, Westport.

Westport hosts a busy week with a Patriotic Home Décor Contest—entries are due before Independence Day and winners announced on July 8—and jUNe Day on June 27 featuring UN guests with a flag display on Jesup Green.

Westport’s annual Pride Day held today at Jesup Green attracted the largest crowd in its six-year history with vibrant performances and heartfelt speeches that underscored a strong commitment to community — marking a milestone celebration in town.

A survey of 3,012 parents conducted in June finds that Westport families balancing busy school and sports schedules experience less pressure than Darien parents facing higher financial stress, with Westport ranking 67 and Darien 60.

The study highlights everyday challenges in managing work and family life.

Connecticut reflects on its journey to end slavery in honor of Juneteenth.

Although the state ended slavery in 1848 — well before Texans learned of freedom — progress toward full liberty was gradual compared to its neighbors.

The Board of Education rejected parental input in selecting a vendor for the special education review — favoring an extension of the request for quotes by two weeks — with the meeting at Staples High School ending last night.

Future public meetings will review vendor responses.

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.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

7-9 p.m. — Westport Country Playhouse — Tickets required — Experience Agatha Christie’s renowned mystery brought to life with clever twists and suspense.