Pluck a Duck Raffle Event! > Day 1
The 2026 Putnam Business Associated Pluck-A-Duck Raffle Event is a fantastic 2-day event held on August 9th from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm and on Monday, August 10 at NOON. Learn more here!
The 2026 Putnam Business Associated Pluck-A-Duck Raffle Event is a fantastic 2-day event held on August 9th from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm and on Monday, August 10 at NOON. Learn more here!
The 2026 Putnam Business Associated Pluck-A-Duck Raffle Event is a fantastic 2-day event held on August 9th from 9:00 am – 2:00 pm and on Monday, August 10 at NOON. Learn more here!
Please join FRESH New London for their annual Youth Block Party at McDonald Park. Following the success of last year's event on McDonald Street, which welcomed more than 100 residents and community members, they are planning an even larger celebration this year to highlight the work of FRESH youth, the neighborhood and McDonald Park.
Food, fun, trucks, music, vendors, and more! Free backpack giveaway for students!
Join TVCCA's Angelica Dedos Roman, Community Outreach Worker at Early Head Start and Head Start at the Back to School Bash Sunday, August 23, from 12 to 4 pm. Students are eligible for free backpacks, haircuts, school supplies, and more! See Norwich Public Schools for more info.
Welcoming Expecting Individuals, Families, and New Parents in the following towns: Norwich, New London, Mansfield, Colchester, Killingly, Stonington, and Surrounding Areas.
Sound Waves goes to Stonington for an end-of-summer event you won’t want to miss! Live bands, dancing in the sun, and food trucks — it doesn’t get much more ‘summer’ than Sound Waves!
Local food, vendors, music, and more! Lisbon Farmers Market
Simply mention TVCCA to your server, and 10% of your check will be donated to TVCCA!Bring your family and friends, grab some dinner, and help support TVCCA while you’re at it!
New London has long been a diverse community. Its heavy reliance on seafaring brought people from around the globe to the small seaport for centuries. Originally the domain of indigenous people, by the colonial period New London residents included Native Americans, European settlers, enslaved Africans and West Indians and free Blacks. Uncovering New London’s Black
FRESH New London envisions a robust, equitable, and sustainable food system in New London-one that is inclusive, community-centered, and capable of providing all residents with consistent access to locally grown, culturally appropriate food while strengthening local resilience and social equity. Garden Walk for Justice