Visit the Westport Library’s new exhibition to view a curated collection of botanical works by local Westport artist, Dick Rauh, in the Sheffer Gallery.

The Westport Astronomical Society hosts weekly “Star Parties,” where the public is invited to gaze at the night sky and learn about its wonders from Society enthusiasts.

Learn about the importance of oak trees in our ecosystem during this fascinating, educational experience.

An insightful discussion led by Dr. Mireya Solís, an expert on U.S. and Japanese foreign relations, as part of the Darien Community Association’s January Academic Lecture Series.

Visit the RPAC Gallery’s exhibit, Day and Night: A Study in Contrast, to see Australian-born artist and Rowayton resident Jennifer Williams’ collection of contemporary oil paintings of landscapes, abstract themes, and cityscapes.

A multi-sensory experience that will engage your mind and body to help alleviate the stress and tension of the week.

Take a deep dive into the life and work of Painter John Henry Twatchman and learn about his ties to Cos Cob’s history.

Attend the CMAA Culinary Showcase at Rockrimmon Country Club for a spread of signature dishes by talented local chefs, all of whom will compete for the Chef Mark LeMoult Award of Culinary. The event will benefit David’s Treasure Chest, by Stamford Health.

Graduates of the program will qualify for a CT safe boating certificate, also known as a boating license, that will include endorsements for waterskiing, coastal boating, and more.

Experience the Greenwich Historical Society’s permanent exhibition of works created within Greenwich, featuring artists like Childe Hassam, Ernest Lawson, and Theodore Robinson.

Shop the Westport farmers market for fresh, local and seasonal items. It is held at Gilbertie’s Herb Garden.

Enjoy the piano compositions of talented musicians during the Da Capo Visiting Artist series, held at the Suzuki Music Schools in Westport.

Have you ever wanted to take professional-looking photographs and portraits with your iPhone? Award-winning photographer and instructor Emily Kelting will share her top tricks and methods.

Hone your skills and make “your own” piece of frame-worthy at this in-studio class led by Susan Fehlinger.

The Fairfield Museum, in honor of Martin Luther King Day, is hosting a special event with local author Lizzy Rockwell, writer of The All-Together Quilt.

In his first solo art show at the GR Art Gallery, artist George Pali presents “Rerouting,” a collection of 24 abstract, organic and layered paintings, curated by art historian Zef Paci.

Visit the Westport Library to meet with local writers offering peer feedback and workshop opportunities. Award-winning author Gabi Coatsworth will be present.

The lecture is led by Bonnie Glaser, who currently serves as the Director of the Asia Program at the German Marshall Fund.

Cozy up with loved ones by an outdoor fire at Earthplace, complete with ingredients for roasting s’mores. Be sure to bring your own roasting sticks!

This abstract art exhibition showcases many mediums of art depicting “common threads”—both literal and abstract—in society.

In celebration of Chinese New Year, enjoy an afternoon of delicious food and drinks hosted by the Stamford/Greenwich Women’s Social Meetup Group.

Located at Wakeman Town Farm, this one-of-a-kind class will teach you how to create your own “mini greenhouse” to plant seedlings.

Take a calming walk through the picturesque Sellecks Woods while partaking in a guided meditation.

Lam is a published author and beloved local writing expert who can work one on one with you to hone your skills.

Dr. Tanvi Madan of the Brookings Institution will delve into India’s role in U.S. foreign policy during this insightful lecture.

Put your knowledge of New Canaan’s rich history to the test at the New Canaan Historical Society’s Trivia Night.

Vendors at this locally beloved market include local farms, bakeries, kombucha breweries, vegan chefs, and more.

Immerse yourself in the history of T. Keeler’s Tavern and Store, as well as its significance in the region’s growth and development.

Both instructors and students from the Rowayton Arts Center will display their original works through February 18.

The lecture is led by Dr. Sheila Smith, who is currently a senior fellow for Asia-Pacific studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.