Good morning, Westport.

Young photographers 18 and under are invited to join the 10th annual Young Shoots photo contest at Westport Farmers Market this month—entries are due July 30 and winners will be honored at Gilbertie’s Garden Center on Aug.

18 with BadAss Bagels catering.

Carson Einarsen, a Staples High School graduate whose art has shown at Westport Arts Center, creates a pirate-themed trading card game, Here Be Monsters, with friend Phil Oxnard.

The duo will launch the game with a Kickstarter campaign + organized play sessions via Zoom.

MoCA’s 'Looking for History' exhibit is drawing local attention as it features works by Ellen Harvey and Rick Shaefer that explore shared memories and diverse cultural interpretations.

The museum highlights the display’s role in broadening representation and sparking thoughtful dialogue (a conversation on art and unity).

Today, Westport Library participated in a nationwide simultaneous reading of the Declaration of Independence to honor 250 years since the nation’s founding, organized by America 250 Hawaii — a historic moment for local community members.

The Westport Country Playhouse is hosting R Rated: Reproductive Rights and Resistance on Stage on Sunday, July 12 at 5 p.m. The event features four 10-minute play readings that explore reproductive health care and bodily autonomy and includes a conversation with local advocates, with all proceeds benefitting Reproductive Equity Now.

Author Lori Miller Kase will lead a two-part teen fiction-writing workshop on July 20 and July 22 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. at The Westport Library’s Room 210, where participants will write prompts, share feedback, and have a chance to buy signed copies of her debut novel, The Accident.

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.