Events in Waterbury today

The run club returns with a relaxed three mile outing on the nearby trail. The meet-up point is the parking lot outside the bar next to the trail, and participants can choose to run or walk at a comfortable pace, weather permitting. Complimentary pizza is provided after the route. All ability levels are welcome. Participants must be 21 to take part and to enter the bar.

Settle into an easygoing evening at The Garden at Pinehurst Farm in Bristol, CT with Find Your Balance, a Hearthside Yoga practice created to slow the pace, release tension, and restore equilibrium at the end of the day. Expect a blend of gentle strength work, mindful movement, purposeful postures, and quiet pauses in a warm, peaceful setting. Most sessions take place in a softly lit, cozy barn, with occasional classes held in the greenhouse during warmer weather when conditions allow. Participants may arrive up to 30 minutes early to unwind quietly in the barn or greenhouse, with herbal-infused water or warm tea available before and after class. Suitable for every experience level, this gentle yet engaging flow is offered in an intimate format limited to 12 students, so pre-registration is recommended. The class is $15 per session. A Yoga Bundle is available with 8 classes for the price of 6, a $120 value for $90, ideal for maintaining 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 teacher dedicated to grounding, welcoming experiences connected to nature and community.

Senior Mornings invites seniors to enjoy the Museum’s collection and special changing exhibitions in a quiet and comfortable setting before the Museum opens. This calm window offers a more relaxed experience with fewer distractions, making it easier to take in what is on view at an easy pace.

Animal lovers ages 7 to 15 can go behind the scenes of farm life in drop-off sessions that blend hands-on exploration with practical animal care. Participants spend time with friendly goats, curious chickens, and other barnyard animals while learning the basics of daily management. Each session highlights useful skills such as hoof clipping, simple training techniques, proper feeding, and positive ways to socialize with animals. Wear sturdy boots and be ready for a hands-on farm experience.

The Anderson Hopkins Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament takes place at Pequabuck Golf Club in Terryville, CT. Organized by the Connecticut Irrigation Contractors Association, this annual event honors Jesse Anderson and Joe Hopkins and supports the association’s scholarship program, which has provided more than $81,000 to future industry professionals. Registration includes 18 holes with a cart, complimentary range balls with practice range access, breakfast and dinner, team prizes, and a shotgun start. Entry is $150 for an individual golfer or $600 for a foursome. It offers a chance to spend the day on the course with colleagues, clients, friends, or family while contributing to scholarships for the irrigation industry.

Jimmy Carr brings his Laughs Funny tour to Fort McMurray at Centrefire Place for an evening of high-caliber comedy.

An information table from the Early Childhood Collaborative of Southington will be at the Southington Farmers Market on the Southington Town Green. The ECCS Director can discuss childcare, pre-K and kindergarten registration, and related topics, share resources for parents, grandparents, and other caregivers, and answer questions. While there, browse fresh produce, baked goods, and other products made in Connecticut.

At Watertown Golf Club, the Moonlight on the Mountain Gala promises a festive night with dinner, dancing, an open bar, a DJ, games, raffles, and both silent and live auctions. The evening celebrates the recent acquisition of a 60 acre site planned for Fox Cliff Summer Camp and Outdoor Family Center, envisioned as a place where children, families, and the broader community can connect, explore, and grow for years to come. The event also invites support to help close a remaining 4 million dollar funding gap to bring Fox Cliff to life. Ways to contribute include purchasing tickets, selecting a sponsorship, donating items or experiences for the auctions, and sharing the mission with others. Black tie attire is optional.

Composer and producer David Foster teams up with singer and actress Katharine McPhee for an intimate concert that blends music, laughter, and stories from the studio. Spanning four decades of Foster’s work, the set revisits favorites he wrote or produced, from Celine Dion’s “Because You Loved Me” and Earth, Wind & Fire’s “After the Love Is Gone” to Chicago’s “You’re the Inspiration,” Josh Groban’s “You Raise Me Up,” Michael Bublé’s “Home,” Natalie Cole’s “Unforgettable,” and more. Between numbers, the husband and wife trade playful banter and share behind-the-song anecdotes. McPhee, whose career took off after American Idol and includes roles in film, television, and the stage, notably Smash and Waitress on Broadway and in London’s West End, adds songs her fans love, including her cover of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” and “She Used to Be Mine” from Waitress. A spot-on Celine Dion impression also makes an appearance.

An eleventh-year community hike in Naugatuck centers on healing, resilience, and pride. Built around a strong commitment to those who served, it highlights the spirit of the town and the determination of its veterans. The focus is on walking with purpose, supporting wellness, and standing together in solidarity.

Learn to create mittens that fit perfectly in a two-part knitting class built around a simple, adaptable formula. You will take your own hand measurements and combine them with a gauge swatch prepared ahead of time to plan and knit a custom pair. Before class, make a 4 inch square swatch in worsted weight yarn, worked in stockinette using the needle size listed on your yarn’s ball band. Participants should already be comfortable casting on, knitting, purling, and binding off. The class fee is $55. Bring the Fittin’ Mittens pattern as a Ravelry download for $5, one ball of worsted weight yarn with Berroco Lanas recommended, and needles suitable for knitting in the round in the size called for on the ball band plus another set two sizes smaller for the ribbing. If you choose Lanas, US 7 for the main fabric and US 5 for the ribbing are suggested.

A no-cost food distribution presented by NEST and Whole Foods Market offers items on a first-come basis, with availability limited to while supplies last. Attendees can sign up for a Garden Club, pick up free resources, and learn more about Whole Foods Market.

A supportive clinic for knitters who need help with a stubborn stitch, want to master a new technique, or could use clarity on pattern abbreviations. Dawn, The Stitching Coach, provides guidance through skills like texture, lace, cables, slipped stitches, and colorwork, sharing practical tips and clear instruction. Connect with fellow knitters for shared insights and company, and plan to pick up any needed supplies at New England Yarn. Registration closes one week before each class date.

Enjoy a calm stroll with a friendly goat through a scenic setting. Watch your companion nibble on fresh grass while you take in the surroundings. A bag of goat treats is provided for each guest to share during the walk, and you can save some to feed the herd when it wraps up. Take as many photos as you like to capture the moment.

A playful portrait-painting evening at Grayze Wine Bar features Kim from WanderBrush. Pairs sit face to face with acrylics to capture each other’s likeness and share laughs. No painting experience is required. Partners, siblings, parents, colleagues, or any two companions are welcome. Tickets are $85 per couple and include two complimentary drinks, either wine or another preferred beverage.

Take a moonlit nature walk as light reflects across Crescent Lake. Bring a flashlight for the evening path and enjoy an unhurried goat walk around the farm and through lush pastures. Feel the lake breeze, stop for photos, and spend time with the goats along the way. Each guest receives goat food to share, creating chances to meet and feed the herd. Whether planning a fun outing with friends or looking for a calm night outdoors, this gentle walk offers a relaxed way to explore the scenery.

Experience a close look at life on Bradley Mountain Farm during a guided visit that goes behind the scenes. The tour begins in the goat barn, where participants meet the herd, learn about individual personalities, and see how the animals are cared for each day. Friendly farm dogs Lucy and Wyllys are there to greet visitors and keep watch. Next comes a stop in the soap-making area for an inside look at how fresh goat milk is turned into the farm’s soaps, with complimentary samples to take home. The outing concludes at the fence line, giving plenty of relaxed time to spend with the goats, offer gentle pets, and take photos. It is a calm, informative way to connect with the animals, the land, and the heart of the farm.

Settle into a meditation room for a heart-centered kirtan held under the Aries Full Moon. Through sacred chanting, shared rhythm, breath, voice, and embodied sound, the gathering explores themes of bravery, renewal, and fresh beginnings. Participants are invited to release hesitation, awaken inner fire, and reconnect with vital energy. No prior experience is required, just bring your voice and a clear intention. Cushions and mats will be available to keep you comfortable. Let lunar light encourage your bravery. Let the music feed your inner fire. Allow the group to honor your unfolding.