Free events in Wallingford, CT

Premier Concerts and Manic Presents team up to present The FIXX at Harbor Park, joined by Colin Blunstone, known as the voice of The Zombies, and Peter Asher of Peter and Gordon. Open to all ages, this concert offers free admission with an RSVP.

A monthly Repair Cafe featuring Mister Fix This and Jon's Repairs brings together volunteer fixers to troubleshoot and mend household items and clothing, helping keep useful things in service and out of the landfill. This free community gathering offers a chance to learn hands-on repair techniques and everyday habits that extend the life of belongings while encouraging more informed choices as a consumer. To help reduce wait times, reserving a time slot in advance is recommended. When registering, include a brief description of the item so volunteers can prepare with the right tools and expertise. While not every item can be restored, the team will make a genuine effort, and participants often pick up practical skills along the way. Small repairs are typically completed at no cost during the event, with payment only for any parts required. If a fix needs additional time or specialized equipment, repair experts will suggest next steps, which may include taking the item to finish the work and returning it afterward. More complex or time intensive projects may involve a negotiable fee to cover labor and overhead, supporting the community and a more sustainable lifestyle. Common projects include small appliances like vacuums, blenders, lamps, and fans, as well as clothing and gear issues such as tears, broken zippers, frayed edges, and damaged pockets or straps. New challenges are welcome for items that can be carried in.

Music Bingo with Pam from Wild Bloom takes place at Wood-n-Tap in Hamden. There is no cost to participate. Numbers are replaced by short clips of songs, and no music trivia knowledge is required because a video display shows the song title and artist for assistance. The game unfolds over four rounds with a mix of patterns and categories, and winners select the category for the following round. Prizes are given in every round to all winners. It offers an evening of music and games along with food, drinks, and chances to win.

Running June through October, this seasonal farmers market features locally grown produce at affordable prices for the community. Visitors will find food and non-food vendors alongside community nonprofits sharing outreach and information. Families can enjoy storytime from Russell Library, and music at the market adds to the atmosphere, creating a welcoming midday outing for all ages. SNAP, FMNP, and SFMNP are accepted.