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Upcoming Events

  • Records Erased -  Professor Chris Brown on Antislavery and The Declaration of Independence
    Records Erased -  Professor Chris Brown on Antislavery and The Declaration of Independence
    Thu, Apr 23
    Mather Homestead barn
    Chris Brown, Professor of History at Columbia University and author of Moral Capital: Foundations of British Abolitionism, will discuss the consequential decision to remove any reference to slavery from the Declaration of Independence. Wine and cheese at 6:30 followed by a lecture at 7:00p.
  • "War Comes to Middlesex" Exhibit
    "War Comes to Middlesex" Exhibit
    Tue, Apr 28
    Museum of Darien
    The Museum of Darien presents “War Comes to Middlesex,” an exhibition that takes a fresh look at the impact of the Revolutionary War in our community. Exhibit opens 4/28/26 and runs through July, 2027.
  • Experience the Revolution!
    Experience the Revolution!
    Sat, May 02
    Middlesex Parish Sites
    Celebrate America250! First, the Museum of Darien welcomes the Fifth Ct Regiment, for colonial demonstrations. Then, head to the Mather Homestead for a historic battle reenactment -- the British are coming! And all day, 250 markers at Highland Farm tell the stories of Darien's history.
  • Experience the Revolution at the Museum of Darien!
    Experience the Revolution at the Museum of Darien!
    Sat, May 02
    Museum of Darien
    Learn about Middlesex Parish's Colonial and Revolutionary War history through events at the Museum of Darien and the Mather Homestead. Members of the Fifth Ct Regiment, dressed in period costume, will conduct colonial cooking and artisan demonstrations at the Museum of Darien.
  • Experience the Revolution at the Mather Homestead!
    Experience the Revolution at the Mather Homestead!
    Sat, May 02
    The Mather Homestead
    The Mather Homestead will welcome the Fifth Connecticut Regiment (Patriots) and the 38th Regiment of Foot (British Loyalists) for a Revolutionary War Skirmish Reenactment! Cannons, muskets & more! SKIRMISH AT 2:30 SHARP!
  • Rendezvous with Rachael Revere
    Rendezvous with Rachael Revere
    Sun, May 17
    Mill Hill Historic Park Norwalk
    History at Play presents "Rendezvous with Rachael Revere" - the story of Paul Revere's wife as she heroically saves her children from the reach of the British Army.
  • Road Trip to Revolution!
    Road Trip to Revolution!
    Sat, Jun 13
    Middlesex Parish locations
    Head to 12 local historic sites for a "road trip" through history! All spots on the Middlesex Parish 250 driving tour will be "open" with greeters and historic information.
  • Darien Declaration Day
    Darien Declaration Day
    Sat, Jul 04
    Darien High School
    Darien "Declaration Day"celebrates our nation's founding with readings from the Declaration of Independence by Theater 308, patriotic music by the Darien Community Band, and recognition for local military students.
  • Reading of the Declaration of Independence
    Reading of the Declaration of Independence
    Sat, Jul 04
    Mill Hill Historic Park
  • A Revolution of Her Own! Deborah Sampson
    A Revolution of Her Own! Deborah Sampson
    Sat, Jul 11
    Mill Hill Historic Park Norwalk
    History at Play presents "A Revolution of Her Own!" - the story of Deborah Sampson, the first woman to fight in and be honorably discharged from the American Military.
  • Exhibit:  Revolutionary Roots: Generation of Change
    Exhibit:  Revolutionary Roots: Generation of Change
    opens June 11, closes October 3
    Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum
    In this new exhibit commemorating America250, connections between the American Revolution and the Mansion's residents will be examined through the 18th-century backgrounds of the Lockwood and Mathews families.
  • Calling All Artists - "How I see America's 250th"
    Calling All Artists - "How I see America's 250th"
    through May 19, 2026
    Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum
    LMMM will launch its first Young Artists’ Competition open to all elementary students, 3-5 grades; middle school students, 6-8 grades; and high school students, 9-12th grades in Connecticut. Prizes will be awarded to the top two artworks per grade in addition to the opportunity of showing the winnin
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