Every Great Beach Has Its Own Personality
Which beach gets your vote? We take a look at four of southern New England’s most popular beaches, then let you decide which one deserves the crown.
Editor • July 30, 2026
Which beach gets your vote? We take a look at four of southern New England’s most popular beaches, then let you decide which one deserves the crown.
Editor • July 30, 2026
Turn one Saturday into a full-day adventure with live music, a downtown market, colorful chalk art, and a lively block party—all within walking distance.
Editor • July 30, 2026
From live music and local artisans to the famous pie-eating contest and vintage baseball, this beloved Stonington tradition offers a full day of classic summer fun.
Editor • July 30, 2026
Whether you’re looking for superhero action or an adults-only indie comedy, our Movie Spotlight previews this weekend’s two biggest new releases.
Editor • July 28, 2026
This is a list of curated live music events, except for those performances at local wineries, which are in a special edition this week.
Editor • July 28, 2026
As daylight fades, bonfires, live music, and a festive waterfront atmosphere transform the Pawcatuck River into one of the weekend’s most memorable sights.
Editor • July 28, 2026
Pair a local vintage with live music at one of 10 winery concerts happening across southeastern Connecticut and southwestern Rhode Island this weekend.
Editor • July 24, 2026
In 1939, a Maine legislator proposed a bill that would have banned tomatoes in clam chowder. While it never became an actual law, the failed
Editor • July 23, 2026
Live music takes center stage across southeastern Connecticut and nearby Rhode Island this weekend with one of the strongest lineups of the summer. Country stars,
Editor • July 23, 2026
Two films for the adults: a comedy and a musical.
Editor • July 20, 2026
Stonington has been a hard-working fishing community long before it became a destination for visitors. Every summer, history comes alive during Blessing of the Fleet
Editor • July 20, 2026
Sea glass doesn’t appear to be the sort of thing people would travel hundreds – or even thousands – of miles to see. Sure, it’s
Editor • July 19, 2026
Here are three little-known facts about our shoreline that will make you look at southeastern Connecticut and southwestern Rhode Island in a new way. The
Editor • July 19, 2026
The Art Show is this weekend, find out how to make a day of it.
Editor • July 19, 2026
Friday nights means live music, lawn chairs and relaxing summer evenings by the waterway, and this week’s City of Groton Concerts in the Park features
Editor • July 16, 2026
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey headlines this week’s movie lineup with one of the year’s most ambitious theatrical experiences.
Editor • July 16, 2026
Discover 12 of the best live music performances happening this weekend across SE CT and SW RI, from national touring acts to local favorites.
Editor • July 16, 2026
Most concerts save their biggest moment for the encore. This one stops halfway through for fireworks. On Friday night, Ocean Beach Park offers something a
Editor • July 16, 2026
Saturday’s forecast calls for the chance of showers later in the day, but that shouldn’t stop you from enjoying one of southeastern Connecticut’s biggest summer
Editor • July 16, 2026
Some summer activities are all about excitement. Others are about slowing down. Floating a river falls firmly into the second category. There’s something uniquely relaxing
Editor • July 12, 2026
For many people, Sunday mornings in Mystic begin with a reusable shopping bag in one hand and a cup of coffee in the other.
Editor • July 12, 2026
You don’t need dance experience. You don’t need a partner. All you really need is the willingness to take that first step.
Editor • July 12, 2026
Some summer evenings don’t need much to become unforgettable. A blanket on the grass, music drifting through the warm night air, neighbors gathering together, and
Editor • July 12, 2026
For kids, summer memories are often made after the sun starts to sink. The trails grow quieter, the woods feel a little more mysterious, and