Events

Windsor Historical Society’s For the Common Good: 250 Years of Windsor Civic Life celebrates the bold, creative, and determined ways residents have shaped civic life in Windsor over the last 250 years. Visitors will discover how generations of Windsorites have worked, protested, volunteered, and celebrated together to build a stronger, more inclusive community and be inspired […]

Food insecurity affects every community and impacts its civic health. Learn what you can do to help your Windsor neighbors by participating in a lively community discussion led by representatives from Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, CT Department of Social Services, Faces of Homelessness, and Connecticut Foodshare. The discussion will cover what hunger looks like in Windsor, how […]

Join DFAW in person or via Zoom for their fall meeting Connecticut played an outsized role in winning U.S. independence from the British Empire and creating a new country. Roger Sherman, Oliver Ellsworth, Jonathan Trumbull, Israel Putnam, Benedict Arnold, Nathan Hale, and others played critical roles. General George Washington and French General Rochambeau held their […]

The year is 1776. The Revolutionary War has just begun. But what does that mean for Windsor? In this lecture with Windsor Historical Society Archivist Michelle Tom, learn how Windsor soldiers, citizens, and society alike were affected by the American Revolution. $10 adult, $8 member, $8 student, children 12 and under free. REGISTER HERE.