Friday: 6:00 – 10:00
Saturday: 2:00 – 10:00
Sunday: 2:00 – 10:00
Monday: 12:00 – 4:00
On Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 to 2:00, the Fair is sensory-friendly.

Rides, cotton candy, food, beverages, swag, games, and music. The WestonArts “Red, White & Blues” musical program runs on Sunday from 2:00 to closing. It was previously scheduled for Saturday.

10:45: The Weston Volunteer Fire Department's parade starts, featuring marchers, floats, bands, shiny fire trucks, and more. The route starts on School Road and proceeds to the Fire Department parking entrance.

11:30 +/-: A Memorial Ceremony at the Town Hall gazebo honors those who “gave the last full measure of devotion.”

Veterans: please see our story about a special breakfast in your honor.

Music in the Meadow returns this year with a collaboration of Sarah Siskind and Two Bird Stone performing Modern Appalachia. Ms. Siskind has worked with major artists like Bon Iver and Bonnie Raitt. Food trucks on hand, Barn Bar open. Tickets (link below) $26.50 plus processing. Free for children under 12.

Steely Dan cover band Logical Pretzel kicks off the Weston Historical Society’s Music at the Barn outdoor concert series. Bring a lawn chair, a craving for pizza, and enjoy the show. Individual and family tickets are available, discounted for Historical Society members, but kids 10 and under get in for free. Purchase at the link below or at the door.

Take time for yourself and join friends and neighbors at the Weston Women’s Club-sponsored Tea Party. Enjoy delicious tea sandwiches, scones, cookies, and tea and sangria while admiring the gardens of Leslie Weiss at 99 Eleven O’Clock Road. For reservations, send your check for $25 (per person) made out to WCW by June 2 to Carole Berg, 166 Steep Hill Road, Weston CT 06883.

Learn the ancient Japanese art of flower arrangement, an art associated with Zen Buddhism, one that served as a form of meditation that centered the Samarai mind to prepare for battle. The class, led by Carol Baldwin, is held outdoors. Bring clippers, pruners, and a bag lunch for an after-class lunch at the Farm. $20 per person.

A ceremony to honor the light of the full moon, the purifying alchemy of fire, acknowledge ancestors and the turn of seasons, and pay homage to the four directions of energy. Breathe, chant, make offerings, and connect to nature and yourself. $20 per person.

Weston artist Agata Tria will use the lovely backdrop of Lachat to help you create a masterpiece that you can cherish for years to come. The evening will be outside, unless it rains, in which case it will move to the barn. The night ends with gourmet pizza and wine in the barn. $35 per peson, all materials included.

The town’s first Juneteenth event, the new federal holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the Confederate states on June 19th, 1865. Enjoy live music, local food vendors, a fashion show, and guest speakers.

The America Classical Orchestra presents a complete performance with an interactive educational segment of Sergei Prokofiev’s classic symphonic fairytale Peter and the Wolf, the tale of an adventurous young boy and his animal friends. All ages welcome, best suited to ages 5–10. Register below for tickets and parking, $20 per child with lower field parking, $15 per child with upper field parking.