Burlington Chamber News
Hogan’s Cider Mill Made the News! Chamber Member, Hogan’s Cider Mill is pressing through the pandemic.Channel Fox 61 filmed Hogan’sContinue Reading
Hogan’s Cider Mill Made the News! Chamber Member, Hogan’s Cider Mill is pressing through the pandemic.Channel Fox 61 filmed Hogan’sContinue Reading
A video posted to social media shows an enraged Connecticut state trooper screaming profanity at a driver during a traffic stop.Continue Reading
Pier 1, the seller of wicker chairs and scented candles, said it will go out of business and permanently closeContinue Reading
Here is the latest guidance from the state: Gatherings: All social and recreational gatherings of more than 5 people areContinue Reading
Restaurants in Connecticut will be able to offer outdoor dining with significant capacity restrictions as well as stringent public healthContinue Reading
Uncle Sam wants you to participate in the 2020 Census … and not just as a citizen who fills outContinue Reading
The New England Carousel Museum will be in full New Orleans-style celebration mode during their 30th annual Mardi Gras partyContinue Reading
Veterans Strong Community Center is pleased and honored to announce that it has received a donation of winter coats fromContinue Reading
Valentine’s Day is around the corner and if you are looking for the perfect gift for that special someone, theContinue Reading
Nothing says “I love you” like giving your sweetheart the chance to hand-feed a cownose ray, and The Maritime AquariumContinue Reading
This will be the 94th year when ski jumpers and lovers of winter sports converge in Salisbury at Connecticut’s signatureContinue Reading
Given a long enough timeline, nature will swallow anything up, and such was the fate of an abandoned small zooContinue Reading
Connecticut is a small state with a big impact on the country’s art, politics, history and culture. Its breathtaking beauty, fromContinue Reading
Winter 2020 classes begin this Saturday, January 18! NBYT has some fun offerings for your child/young adult no matter theirContinue Reading
Roundup Deals is an ongoing feature that offers amazing deals for events, getaways, shopping, dining and so much more allContinue Reading
Connecticut Wine Trail 26 reasons to cheer! Did you know the Connecticut Wine Trail is one of the most scenicContinue Reading
Editors Note: This event was incorrectly posted on the City of Hartford’s tourism website. Occasionally Connecticut Roundup promotes events fromContinue Reading
The challenge of finding indoor family fun can be a lot easier: Just add a few of Connecticut’s stellar indoorContinue Reading
Join Imagine Nation, A Museum Early Learning Center for their annual museum-wide celebration of all things engineering! From the EggContinue Reading
Walking in a winter wonderland is nothing compared to dashing through the snow in a one (or two) horse openContinue Reading
With just two weeks to go until Christmas Day, the Seaport Association in Norwalk Connecticut has made sure there isContinue Reading
This Month, Main Street Community Foundation presented a total of $6,500 in grants from the Men & Boys’ Fund toContinue Reading
On Sunday, December 29th, the greater Plainville/Southington/Bristol Jewish community is invited to celebrate the festival of Chanukah with music, foodContinue Reading
The Town of Burlington has scheduled a public information meeting to get comments and feedback from Burlington residents on theContinue Reading
Residents of all ages are invited to Burlington’s 34th Annual Holiday Sing Along on the Burlington Town Green, Wednesday, December 4, 2019 atContinue Reading
November 25, 2019 –The City of Bridgeport and the Small and Minority Business Enterprise is partnering with Nutmeg State Financial Credit UnionContinue Reading
Cooler temperatures in New England bring a flurry of winter wonders to Connecticut, where visitors can enjoy twinkling holiday lightsContinue Reading
Larry Webster of Bristol is especially fond of playing the Play4 numbers 1-6-2-0, taken directly from the last four digitsContinue Reading
The City of Bristol will mark End Homelessness Week from November 24-30 to raise awareness of local needs. Mayor EllenContinue Reading
The sculpture sensation that swept across Simsbury, Connecticut last summer will make its highly-anticipated return in 2020. The Simsbury ChamberContinue Reading
Maybe you’ve been toying with the idea of moving to Connecticut, but just a few pieces of the puzzle areContinue Reading
Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union is honored to congratulate Tracie Rodriguez, Vice President of Retail Services, for her selection asContinue Reading
Nutmeg State Financial Credit Union is honored to congratulate Tracie Rodriguez, Vice President of Retail Services, for her selection asContinue Reading
Starling Physicians, a Connecticut based multispecialty healthcare group, announced today that it is notifying certain of its patients who wereContinue Reading
The Mayor’s Task Force on HIV/AIDS will be commemorating World AIDS Day on December 2nd with a showing of the AIDSContinue Reading
It’s almost the season to gather with your family and friends to celebrate and give thanks for what we areContinue Reading
The Women & Girls’ Fund at Main Street Community Foundation recently awarded Brian’s Angels Homeless Outreach a $1,000 grant toContinue Reading
The Bristol Adult Resource Center (BARC) celebrated donors, supporters and outstanding individuals who support their mission of “advocating personal growthContinue Reading
Gishrei Shalom Jewish Congregation will begin their first Film Festival with the showing of “Rosenwald” on Sunday, November 3rd. TwoContinue Reading
The Bristol Police Department will be participating in the DEA’s National Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, October 26, 2019Continue Reading
Do you have an old clock that you would like to learn more about? Bring it to the clock identification atContinue Reading
On Wednesday October 23, 2019, the Bristol Water Department will join water utilities, elected officials, community leaders, educators, and businessesContinue Reading
Have you ever seen a turkey up close? Do you know what snoods, dewlaps or carbuncles are? Come see andContinue Reading
The FREE “Trash to Treasure Program” returns to the Bristol Farmers Market this Saturday from 10am to 1pm. Over theContinue Reading
On October 27th, Bristol’s Arts & Culture Commission is hosting an unveiling of new traffic box art in downtown Bristol,Continue Reading
Andrew Barton, Mum-A-Thon Race Director, announced the October 20, 2019 running of the Mum-A-Thon Road races. This will be theContinue Reading
The City of Bristol is expanding its leaf collection services to assist local residents with fall leaf cleanup. This year,Continue Reading
The Emergency Management Department of the City of Bristol, led by Director, Harland (Harley) Graime and the volunteers from theContinue Reading
Join Hogans Cider Mill at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, October 11 as they celebrate the opening of their new tastingContinue Reading
The City of Bristol is hoping voters will again participate with the City’s Stock our Shelters initiative on Election Day,Continue Reading