THE FEED: Oyster Festival, Live Music in Our Own Backyards, & Honey Harvests!

Every Friday in The Feed Kevin and Jenna talk to Megan from CampByMama.com about all the great things to do in Connecticut with the family.

1. 45th Annual Oyster Festival Fun, Food, Entertainment, Arts & Crafts and vendors in Veterans Memorial Park in Norwalk. Saturday, September 9th (11am – 11pm) and Sunday, September 10th (11am – 8pm).

2. Stratfield Village Association in Fairfield on Saturday Sept 9th will be hosting Lincoln Parkapalooza. It will be a combination of a concert in Lincoln Park featuring 3 bands plus a Porchfest event. There will also be 25 local artisans, 11-2pm, food trucks, ice cream and plenty of free activities for the kids! The goal is to bring local musicians and neighborhoods together to celebrate and create a sense of community, while raising money for neighborhood improvements and beautification.

3. Join Stamford Moms After School Activities Expo On Sunday, September 10, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. come to grand court at Stamford Town Center to meet representatives from 20+ after school activity programs in the area! Ask questions, learn about their programs and decide with your children which are right for them this school year! Admission is FREE!

4. Westport Weston Family YMCA Outdoor Center, Roast S'mores, Dinner & Movie, Outdoor Pool, A Camp Breakfast SAT 9/9 - SUN 9/10.

5. Honey Harvest Festival on Sunday September 10th 11:00 am-3:00 pm at the Bartlett Arboretum and Gardens in Stamford a day of fun, celebrating the hard work of pollinators!

6. The 12th Annual Health Wellness & Lifestyle Expo 2023 returns on Saturday, Sept 9th 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.at Harbor Point in Stamford. Connecticut's largest and premier health and wellness expo features 120 exhibitors, 8 different zones, free health screenings provided by Stamford Health. Free group classes along the stunning Harbor Point boardwalk are another highlight of this important community event.

Mom quote: “I can’t decide if I need XL coffee, a hug, 826 chicken nuggets, or 2 months of sleep.”

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