Events

To mark America’s 250th Anniversary, illustrator, author and Advanced Cicerone Em Sauter will give an illustrated presentation discussing the role of beer and brewing in American history at the Windsor […]

Learn the impact of Windsor’s very own Constitutional framer, from biographer Michael Toth. Then tour the historic Ellsworth Homestead, and enjoy light refreshments. The event is free, but RSVPs are […]

Make your own rag doll similar to the ones a child would own in colonial America. At the Windsor Public Library. Registration required. Ages 5 and up.

Who was the calligrapher that wrote the Declaration of Independence? How did they write during the American Revolution? What tools did they use? What lettering style? Can I write like […]

Join leading Benjamin Franklin scholar George Boudreau, PhD, for a special talk about how the “First American” worked to better his community and himself. By creating America’s first public library, […]

We will be telling stories of men and women who were spies during the American Revolution. We will also be telling some myths associated with this time in history. Did […]

Being a spy is an exciting life but it’s only exciting if you succeed in your mission and not get caught. Become a spy during the American Revolution. Carry a […]

The Windsor Public Library and the Abigail Wolcott Ellsworth Chapter DAR invite you to a program featuring the music of Connecticut’s Revolution. What a Glorious Crash They Made will feature […]

Windsor Muster The Windsor Fife and Drum Corps holds their annual muster each year on the first Saturday after Labor Day on the beautiful Windsor town green. The Corps hosts […]

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 […]