Family events in Stamford, CT

Stamford Recreation Star Center hosts an interactive Spanish music class for children ages 1 to 4, led by Armelle For Kids. Young participants sing, move, and play while naturally building language through songs, rhythm games, and hands-on activities. Created for toddlers and preschoolers with caregiver involvement encouraged, this ten-week series focuses on learning through movement and music. The fee is $219 per child for the full session.

Discover a welcoming community market at the First Congregational Church of Norwalk. Browse farm fresh fruits and vegetables, artisanal breads, coffee from local roasters, and distinctive goods created by area farmers, bakers, and makers. It is a convenient place to stock up on weekly groceries, support small businesses, and enjoy a relaxed morning outdoors. Meet neighbors, chat with vendors, and take home seasonal finds.

Explore clay in a hands-on workshop centered on creating a pottery planter. Professional ceramic artists lead a demonstration, then participants handbuild and sculpt their own pieces and finish them with glaze. Completed works are fired at Clay Art Center. This introductory session welcomes ages 6 and up with a parent or guardian. An adult is required to participate, tuition is per person, and each adult and child registers separately. Adults and children work on separate projects. Price: $42.

This one-time pottery class is for families, welcoming parents, kids, tweens, and teens who want to learn the potter’s wheel. Participants must be ages 10 or older and attend with a parent or guardian. Experienced ceramic artists provide step-by-step instruction as each student works at an individual wheel and learns the basics of wheel throwing. Beginners are encouraged to attend, and no previous experience is required. Materials and firing costs are included. The cost is $60.

Now in its 39th year, the Bigelow Tea Community Challenge brings a day of fitness and family-friendly activities to the Wakeman Boys and Girls Club in Southport, Connecticut. The lineup includes a Kids’ Fun Run with a quick 100-yard dash and a one-mile jog, along with awards, snacks, and plenty of activities for children from pre-K through sixth grade. Runners can take on a certified 5K that passes the scenic Southport Harbor and historic district, and a non-competitive 3K walk welcomes participants of all ages. The event will be held rain or shine, with virtual options available for those who prefer to participate remotely. Complimentary T-shirts and goody bags are part of the festivities, and there will be activities, food, and beer available with valid ID. Beyond the finish line, the Community Challenge serves as a significant supporter of local nonprofit organizations. Participants are invited to share training and event-day moments on social media using the hashtag #BTCC.

Settle in at Walrus Alley for two uplifting sets of Beatles favorites that create a soothing, feel-good vibe. The performance welcomes all ages, with a guardian required for minors. Table reservations are encouraged.

Returning to Sasco Beach for another season, this event pairs sunset views with wood-fired pizza, s'mores, and bombolonis. Weekly specials rotate, and Margherita Monday giveaways take place each week.