music
Circle Jerks w/ Gorilla Biscuits College Street Music Hall — 238 College St, New Haven, CT 06510 April 7, 2026 | Punk / Hardcore Grade: A- Circle Jerks have spent the better part of five decades as the restless, irreverent heart of Los Angeles hardcore, and their reunion touring has done nothing to
sports
April 2, 2026 Games played March 26–April 2, 2026 The winter season has closed with two defining outcomes: a state final appearance at the high school level and a sustained conference run at the college level. As spring schedules begin, those completed seasons establish the local benchmark before standings
food
April 1, 2026 The Cottage (Westport) $$$$ 256 Post Road East, Westport, CT 06880 Hours: Dinner Tues–Sat 5pm–close; Sun 5:30pm–close; Brunch Sun 11:30am–2:30pm Hours listed as of publication; verify before visiting. The Cottage is polished in the way many dining rooms aim to be
News
State Sen. Tony Hwang, a Fairfield Republican who has represented the 28th District since 2015, said Monday that he will not seek reelection. The announcement will bring to a close a legislative career that began with his 2008 election to the state House; Hwang told News 12 he will serve
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Board of Finance heads into final deliberations before March 31 vote on $403M FY2027 budget 2026-03-26 Fairfield’s FY2027 budget process is entering its final decision phase as the Board of Finance prepares for deliberations on March 30, 2026, followed by a scheduled vote on March 31, 2026. The Board
Opinion
A failed bet on resource scarcity still shapes how communities like Fairfield think about growth, housing, and limits. Opinion Housing in Fairfield is expensive, scarce, and frequently contested. Proposals often meet neighbor resistance. This is true for both modest “missing middle” housing and larger multifamily developments. Objections are framed in
events
The last days of March settle into a run of small-room concerts and late-season forum talks, with Fairfield Theatre Company and the Quick Center carrying most of the calendar. The emphasis is on listening—songs, lectures, and performances that favor attention over scale. Danielle Nicole A blues performance built for
sports
March 26, 2026 Games played March 19–March 26, 2026 Late March closes one season and opens another, but not at the same speed. In Fairfield, winter concluded with a state final, while early spring schedules have begun without fully reliable reporting, leaving verified results concentrated at the college level.
events
Late March settles into a steady cadence of concerts and forum talks, with Fairfield Theatre Company and the Quick Center carrying much of the programming. The emphasis is on live music in intimate rooms, punctuated by a run of Open VISIONS conversations that bring a different kind of audience to
sports
March 19, 2026 Games played March 12–March 19, 2026 Postseason brackets are now determining outcomes rather than shaping them. In Fairfield, one program advanced to a state final, while Fairfield University’s spring teams opened conference play with results that begin to define early standings. Fairfield Prep moved into
News
2026-03-19 The Fairfield Civic Roundup summarizes the most important local government and policy developments affecting Fairfield residents. Board of Finance holds March 10 and March 16 budget hearings, with final vote set for March 31 Fairfield’s FY2027 budget review advanced through its formal hearing phase as the Board of
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HARTFORD — A state zoning bill that would sharply limit Fairfield’s ability to enforce several core residential land-use rules has cleared the Connecticut General Assembly’s Housing Committee and now awaits potential action by the full legislature before the session ends May 6. Senate Bill 151 — titled “An Act Prohibiting