Place household hazardous waste items in the back of your vehicle, stay inside, and workers will remove the materials for safe disposal. Bring identification to show residency in Weston or another member town of the Housatonic Resources Recovery Authority. See our story for details of what can and cannot be dropped off.

The Weston League of Women Voters hosts Judge Albert M. Rosenblatt discussing “The Supreme Court: The Idea and the Reality.” Formerly seated on New York’s highest court, Judge Rosenblatt teaches at NYU School of Law and has published extensively. He will discuss the critical role of the Supreme Court, its history and evolution, and how it functions today. The program is moderated by Attorney Dennis Tracey, a former Weston selectman. A Q&A follows, and light refreshments will be provided.

The Sweet Remains draw comparisons to Crosby, Stills & Nash, Simon & Garfunkel, and The Eagles, while connecting with fans of John Mayer, Ray LaMontagne, and Jason Mraz. This is a free show. Reserve tickets here.

A special homecoming celebration on the church’s front lawn, following the worship service. Fellowship and family fun for all ages and pizza for lunch. Also sign-ups for the children’s Discovery Hour Sunday School, the Music Makers Ministry after school program, and other important Norfield events and programs. More information at www.norfield.org.

Singer-songwriter and producer Brian López has been influential in defining the American Southwest sound over the past two decades. A classically trained musician with indie-rock roots, López bridges genres from indie and art rock to Americana, psychedelia, folk, cumbia and chamber pop. This is a free show. Reserve tickets here.

John Tobin Presents! delivers a slate of their funniest stand-up comedians for another free night of side-splitting laughs under the stars. This is a free show. Reserve tickets here.

The Westport Community Band, founded in 1977, is composed of adult musicians from Fairfield and Westchester Counties, who represent a wide variety of professional backgrounds and bring diverse musical experiences to the group. This is a free show. Reserve tickets here.

A tribute to the music of Carlos Santana, Borboletta keeps true to the afro-cuban, jazz, soul, blues, and rock roots of the music, capturing the electrifying energy of Santana’s live shows. This is a free show. (Rescheduled from August 20.) Reserve tickets here.

A fun family event precedes the Weston High School Trojans first home game of the season with a bounce house, face painting, balloon twisting, a bake sale and more. Kickoff for the team’s game is at 6:00.

Stella Blue’s Band recreates the experience of being at a Grateful Dead show by playing the Dead’s music with a deep commitment to authenticity. The band was the first chosen for residency at Garcia’s at The Capitol Theatre, has opened for Carlos Santana, played in the Central Park bandshell and various other NYC venues, and was given a headline spot at the 50th Woodstock Anniversary at Yasgur’s Farm. Purchase tickets here.

Lifelong friends who grew up in a very remote Aboriginal community on the northern tip of Australia, the band blends ancient indigenous melodies with surf, indie and funk influences to create a unique sound. This is a free show. Reserve tickets here.

An evening of community, live music, fresh food, and family fun with local vendors offering fresh vegetables, flowers, artisanal foods, and unique home goods. For dinner, food trucks and food tents are on site, and you can enjoy a hand-crafted cocktail in the Barn Bar. You can also bring children's books for donation to Little Libraries (see our story). Lower lot parking, $20 and refunded in tokens for most vendor purchases, can be reserved on Lachat’s website, along with information about the children’s area. Park for free on the upper lot at 1 Ladder Hill Road South. Overflow parking is available at the Weston Field Club, with free shuttle service to the farm.

The Friends of the Weston Library host the Connecticut Gold Coast Book Fair, a sale of rare books, antiquarian volumes, signed first editions, collectible children’s books, and ephemera, curated by prominent New England booksellers. Admission is free.