Events in Torrington today

A two-day yearly estates tag sale is planned, with more information to be shared soon. Additional upcoming offerings highlight fine jewelry and luxury, modern art along with design and antiques, and a holiday auction.

This deeply relaxing session features restorative yoga, aromatherapy, and Reiki healing touch, led by Lisa Dantino and Jodi Sarlo. The class is intentionally slow and grounding, using long-held, fully supported postures to encourage rest and release while gentle guidance helps soothe the nervous system. Aromatherapy with carefully chosen essential oils complements the practice to enhance relaxation and a sense of calm. During periods of rest, Reiki touch is offered to support balance on physical and emotional levels. A warm, meditative cup of tea is available before, during, or after the session for a quiet moment of reflection and comfort. Participants can ease tension, settle the mind, experience deep rest and renewal, and receive light, supportive touch in a peaceful setting. No prior experience is required. Price is $50, and capacity is limited to 14 participants. Pre-registration is recommended.

Robert C. Fullerton returns to 2nd Home Lounge for a performance that blends original songs and covers with storytelling. Reservations are encouraged but not required.

Hike to the Mic XII brings a weekend blend of hiking and live music to Heublein Tower on Talcott Mountain, all wrapped in a playful, cosmic vibe. The lineup features TAZ, Will Evans, Jake Swamp and the Pine, Charlie Widmer, Roost, KC Sisters, Mad Agnes, The New Brew, The Rosy Tones, Tessa Brown, The Orbit, and Doss. Sunday includes a jazz set with Chris Casey and Dr. Michael Gold, and Kris Jensen appears as artist in residence. Support is provided by Benistar Admin Services, Inc., PowerStation Events, Northwest Community Bank, Mitchell Auto Group, BirdCode, Fatty’s Ski’s & Snowboards, Gray Matter Technologies, CATIC (Connecticut Attorney Title Insurance Company), Children’s Clubhouse, Talcott Mountain Collective, Garrity Asphalt Reclaiming, Inc., Fitzgerald’s Foods & Geissler’s Supermarket, Untapped Potential, E.N.E. Realty Associates, LLC, Harvey & Lewis, Harvest Properties, Hartford HealthCare, CRS Landscape and Excavation, LLC, Rosedale’s Farm & Vineyards, PeoplesBank, Capital Wealth Management, LLC, and Capital Funding Solutions, LLC.

A free food distribution presented by NEST and Whole Foods offers limited quantities on a first come, first served basis, with distribution ending when supplies run out. Free resources will be available, information will be provided about joining the Garden Club, and guests can learn more about Whole Foods Market.

Experience Yoga Summer Series offers a welcoming, body-inclusive yoga session at the Love & Care Community Garden, led by Corina Parkmond, a Waterbury native and certified Yoga Therapist with over seven years of experience. Newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike can take part in mindful movement, breathwork, and calming relaxation designed to support comfort, confidence, and connection. The session takes place alongside Free Food Distribution events to make wellness part of a community routine. Attendance is free, and voluntary donations help support the instructor’s time. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and, if you wish, a friend.

Now in its 25th year, the SMS Rev. Robert J. Lysz Golf Tournament takes place at Pequabuck Golf Club and is set to be the largest edition to date. Participants can take a swing at winning a new Ford F-150, vie for twelve foursomes at local courses, and take part in a fifty-fifty raffle, along with additional giveaways. The event supports kids and brings the community together on the course.

BRB brings a live set to Ordinary Joe's North. Additional information will be shared soon.

Mike Parrott returns to 2nd Home Restaurant/Lounge for a night of live music that blends classic rock covers with original songs and a touch of Celtic influence. Food and drinks will be available.

Capricorn takes the stage at Bridge Street Live with a tribute to the Allman Brothers.

At The Lucky Gut Collective, Youth Yoga with Elise Cusimano gives children a playful place to move, breathe, and unwind. The class meets kids where they are, encouraging curiosity, imagination, and joyful exploration rather than striving for perfection. Participants will stretch, wiggle, and practice simple calming tools they can use on and off the mat. This offering suits beginners to yoga or movement, children who appreciate gentle structure with room for creative expression, and families interested in introducing mindfulness in a light and approachable way. For safety and comfort, a parent or guardian must remain on the premises for the entire class. Drop-off is permitted, and adults may step out of the room to grab a bite to eat or relax at The Lucky Gut while class is underway. Please bring a mat and wear comfortable clothing. Booking is available online.

Connect with other crochet lovers or try crochet for the first time with guidance from instructor Linchi Kompare. Follow a pre-selected project or bring a work-in-progress from home if you would like assistance. Earlier sessions featured bracelets for beginners, potholders, a flower rose pattern, and ear warmers. This session focuses on creating a glasses case.

Hosted by the Litchfield County Opiate Task Force, this gathering honors loved ones who have died from overdose. It offers access to local resources and support, then features speakers and a vigil by candlelight where reflections of hope, healing, and remembrance can be shared.

The Collective brings back an annual summer special that blends a relaxed rock and roll vibe with a curated food and drink menu. Savor the lobster roll special, explore the oyster bar, and enjoy smooth Yacht Rock tunes that set an easygoing mood. This gathering welcomes all ages.

Tuesday nights bring a lively dance gathering at the Bristol Elks Lodge, with music, community, and plenty of time on the floor. Sessions are designed for Beginner and Improver levels, creating a comfortable setting whether you are just learning or fine-tuning your steps. On the fourth Tuesday of each month, the party moves to other dance locations, and details for those weeks are shared on the page.

Test your knowledge at a trivia night hosted by B Restaurants in Simsbury. Expect a laid-back outing with friends, beverages available, and bragging rights up for grabs. Registration takes place before the questions begin, then teams face off for the top spot.

Find Your Balance offers a calming evening yoga experience at The Garden at Pinehurst Farm that encourages participants to slow down, ease tension, and restore a sense of equilibrium. This hearthside practice blends gentle strength, mindful movement, purposeful postures, and quiet pauses in a warm, peaceful atmosphere. Classes typically take place in the cozy barn with soft lighting, and during warmer weather they may shift to the greenhouse. Participants may arrive up to 30 minutes early to settle in quietly, with herbal infused water or warm tea available before class and again afterward. All levels are welcome, and the small group setting creates a more personal experience. Space is limited to 12 students, so preregistration is recommended. The cost is $15 per class, with an option to purchase a bundle of eight classes for the price of six, a $120 value for $90, which is helpful for building a steady self care routine or gifting to a friend. Instruction is led by Dina Merrow, founder of The Garden at Pinehurst Farm and a certified yoga instructor who centers nature, community, and a welcoming, grounded approach.

An art show created by a kid with cancer spotlights artwork from children who are navigating cancer. The showcase emphasizes creativity as a path to healing and the empowerment that comes from sharing personal stories through art. Children with cancer are invited to submit their pieces for inclusion, with submission details provided by the organizers.

Senior Mornings provides a calm, comfortable way for seniors to explore the museum’s collections and rotating exhibitions before public hours. It offers a quieter gallery experience that makes it easy to linger with the artwork and see what is new without the usual bustle.