Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

West Hartford’s Sunday Market offers fresh produce, flowers, prepared foods, and weekly visiting vendors, as well as live music and other activities. It's also West Hartford's "Sundae Market" with two Sundaes to give away each week! Stop by the information table to get a free raffle ticket and to see if yours was one of the winning numbers.

The lineup for Sept. 14 includes:

Farmers:

Bouquets and Blueberry Gardens - (flowers); Clatter Ridge Farm - (lamb, pork, eggs, mushrooms); CT Garlic Company (garlic); Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy Beekeeping (honey); River Ridge Farm - (berries, apples, pears, vegetables, cut flowers, corn); Samad Garden Initiative - (teas, spices, herbs); Slow Poke Farm - (vegetables, eggs); Sweet Acre Farm - (vegetables, flowers, microgreens ); Valencia Grows - (herbs, honey, vinegar, teas)

Prepared Foods:

Anna’s Sweet Creations - (Italian baked sweets); Brightside Brew (kombucha); Coffeeology (coffee); Granny's Pie Factory (baked goods); Happy Hippie Homestead (bread); The Ital Juicery Company® - (juices); Olmo Bagels (bagels); Pop’s Famous Guac - (guacamole);  Yalla Organic - (Mediterranean hummuses, salads & desserts)

Other Vendors:

AJ Soaps (soap); Banaynay (note cards); FineFettle Pets (pet treats); Kevin Reed (knife sharpening); Renewal by Anderson (replacement windows and doors)

Learn about the private mausoleums that grace the grounds of Cedar Hill Cemetery.

Andrius Banevicius discusses the art and architecture of these magnificent structures on this tour of the historic cemetery.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at Inwood Pond between Sections 2 and 10.

Thomas Patch: Artist and Entrepreneur in Eighteenth-Century Florence

Curated by Hugh Belsey, Independent Scholar

Known primarily as a caricature artist, Thomas Patch (1725-1782) in fact engaged in a much wider array of activities. He was a landscape painter, experimental printmaker, and a dealer of antiquities and old master paintings. He was also among the first scholars of early Renaissance art. This exhibition will explore the many aspects of Patch’s art, life, and associations with the British community of diplomats, tourists, artists, and collectors in Italy. 

Description Come have some fun and, who knows, you may just win the Reverse Raffle!

Spirit Within: A Weekly Women's Circle

Where women reclaim their magic, connect with Spirit and rise together.

With Kristen Naes (She/Her)

Wednesdays, 6:30 pm-7:45 pm (starting June 18)

Step into a sacred space where your intuition is honored, your gifts are welcomed, and your voice is heard. Spirit Within is a weekly women’s circle devoted to the development of psychic and mediumship abilities in a nurturing, heart-centered environment. 

Each week, we gather to explore practices such as:

-Evidential mediumship and spirit communication

-Channeling messages from guides and loved ones

-Inspired and automatic writing

-Strengthening the clairs (clairvoyance, clairaudience, etc.)

-Grounding, protection, and energetic hygiene

-Rituals for deepening your connection to the unseen

Whether you're just beginning to awaken your intuitive senses or seeking to expand your existing connection with Spirit, this circle offers guidance, sisterhood, and sacred space to grow. Together, we listen, receive, practice, and rise. Open to women and non-binary folks who enjoy women-centered spaces. 

What Participants Should Bring: Notebook and pen, or preferred writing materials

Event Fee: Donation-based (suggested $15-$25 per circle)

Payment Link: Registration/Donation Link* 

RSVP Deadline: 12 pm on the day of the weekly circle you plan to attend

Bio: Kristen Naes, LMSW is an evidential psychic-medium, Reiki practitioner, spiritual wellness coach, and the founder of Lumina Healing Arts. Combining her clinical social work background with intuitive abilities, she provides trauma-informed evidential mediumship readings, Reiki healing, and spiritual wellness support through both individual sessions and group offerings. Kristen is passionate about supporting women and the LGBTQIA+ community, channeling the nurturing energy of the Divine Feminine to help clients feel deeply cared for, empowered, and aligned with their authentic selves. More info about Kristen and Lumina Healing Arts: www.luminahealingarts.com.

*If you prefer to donate cash at the door, register by emailing Kristen Naes and providing your full name/pronouns and date of the circle you plan to attend. Pre-registration is strictly required.

Come meet horror celebrities and shop horror themed vendors at CT HorrorFest. Meet Jack Skellington from The Nightmare Before Christmas (Chris Sarandon), Dee Wallace (Cujo, The Howling), Zach Galligan (Gremlins), Robert Picardo (The Howling, Star Trek), Joe Dante (Director of Gremlins and The Howling), the cast of The Return of the Living Dead and many more. We also have Q&A panels with the celebrities, costumes contests, and an independent film festival.

Event Dates & Times

• Saturday September 20: 10am-7pm
• Sunday September 21: 11am-5pm

Ticket Information

For tickets click here.

Social Media

• Facebook: @CTHorrorFest
• Instagram: @cthorrorfest
• Event Hashtag: #CTHorrorFest

Join us to explore the architectural treasures of Coltsville and the Charter Oak neighborhoods. Discuss the impacts of industry and immigration on these neighborhoods in Hartford, including sites like the Colt Factory and its worker houses, the Church of the Good Shepherd and Parish House, the Capewell Nail Factory, and the Polish National Home.

Advance registration is required. This program is part of our Historic Hartford Walking Tours series, where we forge new paths through Hartford’s history! Register for additional walks here. 

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

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Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

West Hartford’s Sunday Market offers fresh produce, flowers, prepared foods, and weekly visiting vendors, as well as live music and other activities. It's also West Hartford's "Sundae Market" with two Sundaes to give away each week! Stop by the information table to get a free raffle ticket and to see if yours was one of the winning numbers.

The lineup for Sept. 21 includes:

Farmers:

Bouquets and Blueberry Gardens - (flowers); Clatter Ridge Farm - (lamb, pork, eggs, mushrooms); CT Garlic Company (garlic); Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy Beekeeping (honey); River Ridge Farm - (berries, apples, pears, vegetables, cut flowers, corn); Samad Garden Initiative - (teas, spices, herbs); Slow Poke Farm - (vegetables, eggs); Sweet Acre Farm - (vegetables, flowers, microgreens ); Valencia Grows - (herbs, honey, vinegar, teas)

Prepared Foods:

Anna’s Sweet Creations - (Italian baked sweets); Brightside Brew (kombucha); Bundt Society (bundt cakes, cookies, brownies); Coffeeology (coffee); Granny's Pie Factory (baked goods); The Ital Juicery Company® - (juices); Olmo Bagels (bagels); Pop’s Famous Guac - (guacamole);  Yalla Organic - (Mediterranean hummuses, salads & desserts)

Other Vendors:

Byrnewix Candle (candles); Kevin Reed (knife sharpening); Renewal by Anderson (replacement windows and doors); Roba Physical Therapy (free chair massage)

Spiritual Support Group

Get grounded, feed your soul, and express yourself in a safe & supportive environment

With Ryan Drodz, Reiki Master & Sound Healer

Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month starting May 27th from 7pm-8:30pm 

If you are seeking support on your spiritual path, craving authentic connection, and need a space to speak your truth, look no further! Ryan will open each group with a brief sound meditation to help participants get grounded, then share his own spiritual experiences, struggles, and self-expression practices. This group is held in an open forum style. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences, challenges, and joys with no pressure to do so. Sharing within the group is optional.

Ryan wishes to serve others walking a spiritual path after hearing similar struggles from others on their journey. Please read through the group rules before attending. These rules must be honored to provide safety, common ground, and respect for other participants.  

Is this group right for you? Read the below and if you agree to the below then this may be the right group for you:

1. Spiritual Support Groups are confidential–what is shared in the group stays within the group. Do not share names, stories, and details about attendees outside of a group that could be used to identify them. This is a safe space that encourages vulnerability, authentic expression, and spiritual growth.

2. The group is held in an open forum style. If you would like to speak, limit responses to 3-5 minutes to allow everyone a chance to speak. Refrain from crosstalk and talking over others. Discrimination and rudeness will not be tolerated in this group.

3. Offering genuine support and encouragement is highly recommended! Keep in mind that each person's spiritual journey is unique. I encourage you to share your journey and refraining from offering unsolicited advice to others. We do not “should” on others within the group because this is disempowering. For example, “You should do this, say this, try this” is not allowed.

What participants should bring: An open heart, mind, and the courage to express what may be dimming your inner light. 

Event Fee: $20 suggested donation.

PLEASE RSVP:  https://soundslikerad.setmore.com/book

For Questions: radliving13@gmail.com

Bio: Ryan has struggled with depression and undiagnosed chronic pain for years which led him to do much inner work. During this journey, he learned to identify ego vs soul and to trust his heart’s intuition over thoughts created by the mind. Ryan is a Reiki Master, Sound Healer, RYT-200, and eternal student.

Website: soundslikerad.com

Thomas Patch: Artist and Entrepreneur in Eighteenth-Century Florence

Curated by Hugh Belsey, Independent Scholar

Known primarily as a caricature artist, Thomas Patch (1725-1782) in fact engaged in a much wider array of activities. He was a landscape painter, experimental printmaker, and a dealer of antiquities and old master paintings. He was also among the first scholars of early Renaissance art. This exhibition will explore the many aspects of Patch’s art, life, and associations with the British community of diplomats, tourists, artists, and collectors in Italy. 

At Silent Book Club, there's no assigned reading. All readers are welcome it's BYOBook (or browse the library shelves!). When you arrive head upstairs to Information Services, there's a variety of seating options. Settle in for an hour of silent, sustained reading. At the end of the hour, attendees can socialize—or not!

Money Conversation Cafe

With Corrin Burke, Certified Money Coach & Women’s Wealth Advisor

• What we’ll do
• Are you ready to transform your relationship with money?!? Corrin will explain a little bit of the history of our brains relative to money and why we do and feel the way we do. Corrin will ask thought provoking questions that you may never have considered before. We will have open discussion and create a safe space to explore the answers to your questions.
• What to bring
• Journal, pen, open mind, open heart

 Important to know

This is a group that upholds compassion, healing and forgiveness in dealing with our money. It is a safe place to bring awareness to light and bring the unconscious to the conscious in dealing with our money. It is a place for conversation and healthy discussion.

• RSVP ARE REQUIRED! By the Tuesday before the event to corrin@successfulwealthstrategies.com
• Cost: FREE But Donations are always appreciated!!

About Corrin: Corrin Gibbs Burke is a holistic financial planner to her core. She created Successful Wealth® Strategies, LLC to help individuals and couples create a healthy, loving relationship, with their money. Having Successful Wealth® is about being and feeling successful with your money wherever you fall on the wealth spectrum. The goal of Successful Wealth® Strategies, LLC is to guide you toward balance and success in your relationship with money.

Contact info:

860-470-6238

www.successfulwealthstrategies.com

Focusing on the remarkable works on paper at Hill-Stead, this special tour invites visitors into the museum’s archives where works by Degas, Cassatt, and Goya, not to mention Japanese masters Hiroshige, Hokusai, and Utamaro, are displayed. After discussing these artworks and introducing visitors to a variety of printmaking techniques, the tour then proceeds to the museum’s second floor to examine numerous etchings by Whistler and a suite of master engravings by Dürer. The tour concludes with the works on paper on the museum’s ground floor, from a Matisse etching to a drawing by Manet to two pastels by Degas, which are framed in relation to these artists’ significant investment in printmaking as a form of art. Note: To take this tour, visitors need to be comfortable with stairs.

Network with young professionals from Bristol, Burlington, Farmington, Plainville, Plymouth, Thomaston, Wolcott, and beyond! You will be supporting two locally owned businesses, The Bristol Bazaar and Yellow King Brews, which are both members of the Central CT Chamber of Commerce.

Mayhem, murder, and the hazards of everyday life are the subjects of this tour led by Evelyn Bollert.

Transportation with a mind of its own, constricting corsets, exploding boilers, odorless gases, melancholia, mysticism, mysteries and more.

Cedar Hill residents tell tales of the dangers of daily living in the late-19th and early-20th centuries.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

In 1841, Farmington was home to the African Mende captives who had rebelled and overtaken the slave ship La Amistad. On several dates this summer, the Farmington Historical Society will host a presentation and guided walking tour of these Freedon Trail sites that played a role during their stay in Farmington. The lecture and tour will be led by Connecticut storyteller Andre LePelle Keitt. Mr. Keitt serves as Consultant for Education and Programming for the Farmington Historical Society. The walking tour will also feature other sites in Farmington village which are part of Connecticut’s Freedom Trail and the Underground Railroad. 

The 53 captives of La Amistad, mostly Mende from what is now Sierra Leone, were being shipped to Cuba to work on plantations. While at sea, they rebelled and the 44 survivors sailed the ship ending up in Long Island, New York. They were then taken into custody aboard the USS Washington, sent to New Haven and jailed to start trials in Hartford and later in Washington, D.C. The trials lasted 18 months. In February 1841, their case was argued by former President John Quincy Adams before the U.S. Supreme Court. On March 9, 1841, the decision was made declaring the Africans to be free people with permission to return to their homeland. Nine days later, they arrived in Farmington where abolitionists provided housing, schooling, and the fundraising necessary for the Mende passage back to their homeland. 

The event will be presented on most Saturdays at 10 a.m., meeting at First Church of Christ, Congregational,1652 at 75 Main Street, Farmington, CT. Dates are: June 7, 14, 21; July 12, 19, 26; and August 2, 9, 16, 23; September 6, 13, 27. Cost for the lecture and tour is $20 per person (19 and up), $15 for seniors, and $10 for those under 18. Free for children 5 years old and under. The event will take place rain or shine. If the walking portion of the tour is not possible due to extreme weather, the event will continue in the church with a special presentation. Tickets must be purchased prior to the tour at https://bit.ly/4iD4qrK.

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism

almost monday - The Dive Tour

Doors: September 27, 2025 7:00 PM

Online Scheduled Ticket Price: VIP ADD-ON - Meet & Greet: $75.00 GENERAL ADMISSION - Day of Show: $28.00 GENERAL ADMISSION: $25.00

almost monday Live In Concert!

"The Dive Tour" + Support By: TBD

The San Diego trio, almost monday, burst onto the music scene in 2020 with their hit single "broken people" from their debut EP, quickly climbing the Alternative Radio charts. Their follow-up EP, "til the end of time," garnered widespread acclaim from outlets like Alternative Press, Forbes, People, GQ Australia, Earmilk, Flaunt, and Ones to Watch. The band's live presence grew significantly, with appearances at major festivals such as Lollapalooza, BottleRock, and Firefly, and performances alongside notable acts like Kings of Leon, AJR, Dayglow, Walk The Moon, and Joywave. Throughout 2022 and 2023, they continued to build momentum, touring extensively, including a sold-out North and South American tour alongside The Driver Era, and captivating audiences at festivals such as Governor’s Ball, Have A Nice Trip in Seoul, Korea, and Life is Beautiful Festival in Las Vegas. They also released several singles including "sunburn," “life goes by,” “sun keeps on shining,” their second top 20 alternative radio hit, and the fan favorite, “cough drops.” Kicking off 2024, almost monday announced tour dates with Beach Weather, The Driver Era, AJR and unveiled their first single “is it too late?” from their debut album due out later this year.

Purchase Tickets: https://www.etix.com/ticket/servlet/s/38216021

Join us for Outdoor Yoga Every Sunday During the Summer

West Hartford’s Sunday Market offers fresh produce, flowers, prepared foods, and weekly visiting vendors, as well as live music and other activities. It's also West Hartford's "Sundae Market" with two Sundaes to give away each week! Stop by the information table to get a free raffle ticket and to see if yours was one of the winning numbers.

The lineup for Sept. 28 includes:

Farmers:

Bouquets and Blueberry Gardens - (flowers); Clatter Ridge Farm - (lamb, pork, eggs, mushrooms); CT Garlic Company (garlic); Hartford Magnet Trinity College Academy Beekeeping (honey); River Ridge Farm - (berries, apples, pears, vegetables, cut flowers, corn); Samad Garden Initiative - (teas, spices, herbs); Slow Poke Farm - (vegetables, eggs); Sweet Acre Farm - (vegetables, flowers, microgreens ); Valencia Grows - (herbs, honey, vinegar, teas)

Prepared Foods:

Anna’s Sweet Creations - (Italian baked sweets); Brightside Brew (kombucha); Coffeeology (coffee); Granny's Pie Factory (baked goods); Happy Hippie Homestead (bread); The Ital Juicery Company® - (juices); Olmo Bagels (bagels); Pop’s Famous Guac - (guacamole);  Yalla Organic - (Mediterranean hummuses, salads & desserts)

Other Vendors:

AJ Soaps; Byrnewix Candles; FineFettle Pets (pet treats); Kevin Reed (knife sharpening); Renewal by Anderson (replacement windows and doors)

Thomas Patch: Artist and Entrepreneur in Eighteenth-Century Florence

Curated by Hugh Belsey, Independent Scholar

Known primarily as a caricature artist, Thomas Patch (1725-1782) in fact engaged in a much wider array of activities. He was a landscape painter, experimental printmaker, and a dealer of antiquities and old master paintings. He was also among the first scholars of early Renaissance art. This exhibition will explore the many aspects of Patch’s art, life, and associations with the British community of diplomats, tourists, artists, and collectors in Italy. 

Ever wish you were in a book club but you spend too much time watching addictive TV shows? Join the TV Discussion Group at the Barney Library, 71 Main Street. A place for TV obsessives and skeptics to dissect and debate prestige (or not) TV series adapted from books!

Monthly Moon Circle

Reflect, recharge & tap into the divine feminine energy of the moon

Presented by Kristen Naes, Owner of Lumina Wellness Collective

Monthly on Fridays before or after the full moon (no circle in Aug or Sept). 

Join us for our monthly Moon Circle, a sacred gathering where we come together to reflect, recharge, and tap into the divine feminine energy of the moon. In this intimate, candlelit circle, you’ll find a nurturing space for deep connection, meaningful reflection, energetic release and intention setting for the upcoming moon cycle.

Group activities include:

• Opening invocation
• Discussion with partners/in group (joys and challenges over last moon cycle)
• Learning about the current moon cycle/what it means for you
• Energy center (chakra) balancing with gentle movement
• Guided meditation and visualization practice
• Oracle card reading
• Releasing, manifesting, and parts work
• Closing gratitude and prayer/meditation

I look forward to spending time with you! 

What is included: A take-home handout with insights about the current moon cycle

Monthly Investment: $20

RSVP A MUST! https://paperbell.me/luminahealingartsct

Bio: 

Kristen Naes, LMSW, is a Reiki practitioner, spiritual wellness coach, evidential psychic-medium, and the founder of Lumina Healing Arts. Combining her clinical social work background with intuitive abilities, she provides trauma-informed Reiki energy healing, intuitive readings, and spiritual wellness support through both individual sessions and group offerings. Kristen is passionate about supporting women and the LGBTQIA+ community, channeling the nurturing energy of the Divine Mother to help clients feel deeply cared for, empowered, and aligned with their authentic selves.

More info about Kristen/Lumina Healing Arts: www.luminahealingarts.com

Spirit Within: A Weekly Women's Circle

Where women reclaim their magic, connect with Spirit and rise together.

With Kristen Naes (She/Her)

Wednesdays, 6:30 pm-7:45 pm (starting June 18)

Step into a sacred space where your intuition is honored, your gifts are welcomed, and your voice is heard. Spirit Within is a weekly women’s circle devoted to the development of psychic and mediumship abilities in a nurturing, heart-centered environment. 

Each week, we gather to explore practices such as:

-Evidential mediumship and spirit communication

-Channeling messages from guides and loved ones

-Inspired and automatic writing

-Strengthening the clairs (clairvoyance, clairaudience, etc.)

-Grounding, protection, and energetic hygiene

-Rituals for deepening your connection to the unseen

Whether you're just beginning to awaken your intuitive senses or seeking to expand your existing connection with Spirit, this circle offers guidance, sisterhood, and sacred space to grow. Together, we listen, receive, practice, and rise. Open to women and non-binary folks who enjoy women-centered spaces. 

What Participants Should Bring: Notebook and pen, or preferred writing materials

Event Fee: Donation-based (suggested $15-$25 per circle)

Payment Link: Registration/Donation Link* 

RSVP Deadline: 12 pm on the day of the weekly circle you plan to attend

Bio: Kristen Naes, LMSW is an evidential psychic-medium, Reiki practitioner, spiritual wellness coach, and the founder of Lumina Healing Arts. Combining her clinical social work background with intuitive abilities, she provides trauma-informed evidential mediumship readings, Reiki healing, and spiritual wellness support through both individual sessions and group offerings. Kristen is passionate about supporting women and the LGBTQIA+ community, channeling the nurturing energy of the Divine Feminine to help clients feel deeply cared for, empowered, and aligned with their authentic selves. More info about Kristen and Lumina Healing Arts: www.luminahealingarts.com.

*If you prefer to donate cash at the door, register by emailing Kristen Naes and providing your full name/pronouns and date of the circle you plan to attend. Pre-registration is strictly required.

Learn about Hartford in the Gilded Age, a time when the city saw extraordinary economic, industrial, and population growth.

The walking tour, led by Karin Peterson, explores topics such as industrialization, immigration, materialism, and philanthropy.

Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation members. Advance reservations are recommended and may be made online at www.cedarhillfoundation.org.

Cedar Hill Cemetery is located at 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford. The walking tour begins at the flagpole at the end of the entrance drive.

Valuable Discoveries Found In Unexpected Places - get yours appraised for free!

We've all made some unexpected discoveries before. Maybe you found a $20 bill in an old coat pocket or stumbled upon a surprise family heirloom while cleaning your basement.

Discoveries range from weird to invaluable and everything in-between. Hopefully, this posting inspires you to keep your eyes open and indulge your curiosity. Who knows? Maybe you’ll find something of value as well.

Bring your “discoveries” to ANTIQ’S - the only antique shop in Farmington, CT - where “every” Saturday is FREE antique appraisal day.

ANTIQ'S Voted the BEST antique shop in Farmington for 30+ years!

Just 3.3 miles off of I-84, Farmington, CT. Accepting all major credit cards and cash.

AND OF COURSE ~ BROWSERS WELCOME AND BUYERS ADORED

ANTIQ’S LLC – FARMINGTON, CT - Estd. 1990

Located on Hyde Rd., Farmington, CT at the corner of New Britain Avenue

Open every weekend Sat/Sun 11:00 am to 4:00 pm

#antiques #antiqueappraisal #appraisalofantiques #freeappraisal #freeantiqueappraisal #appraisalday #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #antiquesinfarmington #ctbucketlist #antiquetreasures #ct #connecticut #nyc #farmingtonct #farmingtonantiques #missporters #music #ctindooractivities #newhaven #newengland #ctantiques #art #cttravel #artist #cttourism