Good morning, Westport.

The CORA Foundation will host a conversation with Ellen Harvey and Dan Woog on July 16 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at MoCA CT (19 Newtown Turnpike), inspired by the Looking for History exhibit and free for all who attend.

The online gallery now features leftover 4th of July works and fresh summer-themed art and invites all artists to submit work by emailing a JPG (including medium details) to the provided address.

Access remains free and has been a long-standing offer.

Reproductive Equity Now is presenting R-Rated: Reproductive Rights & Resistance on Stage, featuring four 10-minute plays (directed by Keira Naughton) and a post-show conversation with local advocates to discuss reproductive access and activist efforts in the community.

All proceeds support local reproductive rights initiatives.

Eggy's 2026 tour is set to bring energetic live shows at Levitt Pavilion as part of this season's paid ticket programming.

Tickets are available now while the band, which began creating new music in early this year, prepares to deliver a unique jam band experience.

Jake Shufro of Staples, who graduated last month, received the Richard E.

Taber Citizenship Award from the First County Bank Foundation along with two Fairfield students and a $5,000 scholarship — he will study political science and economics at Claremont McKenna College and said the award will help fund his costs.

Officials in Essex found E. coli during routine water tests and ordered shoreline towns to boil water until conditions are deemed safe - residents should heed the advisory closely.

Families in Connecticut are adjusting their vacation plans as rising costs lead more to choose shorter trips and local spots like beaches and Mystic—state tourism director Rachel Lenda said a study found 41% now plan trips closer to home, with many opting for long weekends over costly resorts.

The Connecticut crew Pas Si Vite sailed nearly seven days to finish third overall in the tough Race to Alaska, ending their adventure in Ketchikan.

They raised funds for SoundWaters Young Mariners Program (a Stamford-based summer program) and built strong ties during the race.

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.