New Fairfield
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New Fairfield was incorporated in 1740 and has a population of around 14,000. It is situated on Candlewood Lake, the largest lake in Connecticut. New Fairfield is also home to Squantz Park and Pootatuck State Forest. New Fairfield boasts fine dining, a historical district, and very little traffic.
Some Notable Folks with Ties to New Fairfield:
Margot Austin- Author and illustrator,
Bernie Williams- Baseball player
Jennifer Rizzotti- Hall of Fame Women’s Basketball player and coach
Dorothea Warren Fox- Children’s author and illustrator
New Fairfield Businesses
New Fairfield News
Fairfield County’s electrifying Grateful Dead tribute/jam band, Ace & Friends, is back at OG Social Club in Greenwich on Saturday, May 18 at 9:30 pm. Since 2017, this talented band has been mesmerizing audiences across Fairfield County and beyond with their high-octane performances. Brace yourself for a night of pulsating jams and positive vibes as Ace & Friends take the stage at OG Social Club in Greenwich on Saturday, May 18 at 9:30 pm. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!
Experience an evening with ALL your favorite 60’s & 70’s British rock legends from A to Z, ranging from The Animals to Led Zeppelin and everything in-between! The British Legends of Rock Show proudly flies the British flag and is ALL BRITISH, ALL THE TIME but is not your typical “British Invasion” or "Beatlesque" pop band… It’s a truly unique rock extravaganza and the only tribute show of its kind! The British Legends of Rock is a high-energy, rock n’roll rollercoaster ride that will take you on a fast-moving musical and multimedia journey back in time spanning the two undisputed greatest decades of British rock music and culture. Their multimedia production is highly acclaimed, with careful attention to period-correct media and accuracy, sharing visual interactive memories and pop-culture media from the era. Video follows the band’s timeline of music during their performance under careful direction sharing visual interactive memories and pop-culture media with the audience from the other side of the pond, here in America, during the same time period. Audiences of all ages find the show unique, exhilarating, educational, and unpredictable as the band moves seamlessly from 60’s icons like The Kinks, The Zombies, and The Rolling Stones to 70’s legends such as David Bowie, Queen, and Led Zeppelin, British Legends of Rock covers it all flawlessly. The British Legends of Rock Show has teamed up with the vocal powerhouse, Katherine Ellis , whose mesmerizing and dynamic vocals will make your heart race. Together, this cast of world-class musicians faithfully and meticulously recreate the golden age of British rock note for note, just like the original recordings and their original vibe. Collectively, the bands rotating 'keep it fresh' all-star cast are the best of the best east coast musicians having won Grammy awards, toured worldwide, and or recorded with a "who's who" list of musical greats… The Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Joe Cocker, Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck, Sir Paul McCartney, Nile Rodgers (Chic, David Bowie, Madonna, Dianna Ross, Sister Sledge), Brian Setzer, The B-52's, Paul Shaffer (David Letterman, World's Most Dangerous Band), Johnny Winter and many more... Matt Bissonette , bass player for Elton John and others, raves, “I am a huge fan of the British Legends of Rock Show, go and see them they rock!” Legendary guitarist Dave Davies from The Kinks adds, “Love the sound of the band and guitar playing.” Miles Marek , Executive Director of Emelin Theatre, praises, “Alan's show is terrific! What you don’t get from the sample video is how amazing the original vintage footage is from the acts being portrayed, and how the band is synced with the musicians on screen. It’s pretty amazing to watch. Alan also brings some heavy-duty players along. Major session players who have toured with some of the acts on screen i.e the Stones. Def booking again.”Don’t miss this unique, exhilarating, and educational journey through British rock history with The British Legends of Rock Show at The Kate on Sunday, June 30 at 7 pm. Grab your tickets while they last!
Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is excited to announce the appearance of new blacktailed prairie dog pups in the Zoo’s popular prairie dog habitat. After weeks of staying snug in their underground burrows, the pups have finally emerged, ready to charm visitors with their playful antics and curious nature. “This is always an exciting time for us,” said Gregg Dancho, Zoo Director. “Our guests love seeing the new pups as they finally emerge to interact with the adults. They bring so much energy to the habitat, and visitors of all ages have fun watching and learning.” Although the prairie dog exhibit is still under construction, guests can observe these lively animals as they pop up from their burrows to explore. The pups are black-tailed prairie dogs, known for their distinctive, black-tipped tails and playful behavior. They live in a complex network of underground burrows called "towns," which they share with their family groups. Prairie dogs are incredibly social and communicate through a series of chirps, yips, and barking calls. In addition to enjoying the new pups, guests can also learn about the important role prairie dogs play in their ecosystem. These small mammals are keystone species, meaning they have a significant impact on their environment. Their burrows provide homes for other animals, and their grazing habits help maintain the health of the prairie. Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate. Click here to learn more about our newest arrivals and to stay updated on all Zoo news. About Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Connecticut’s only zoo, celebrating 102 years, features 350 animals representing primarily North and South American and Northern Asian species. Guests won’t want to miss our Andean bear, maned wolves, Mexican gray wolves, and red wolves. Other highlights include our Spider Monkey Habitat, and a new prairie dog exhibit that we’ll cut the ribbon on soon! As an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and participant in its Species Survival Plan (SSP) programs, the non-profit Zoo is committed to the preservation of endangered animals and wild habitats. Tickets must be purchased on the Zoo’s website.
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