Bristol Events Calendar, Sept. 18 – 24
Monday, Sept. 18 Gardening Discussion Group. 6:30 p.m. at the Bristol Public Library Tuesday, Sept. 19 Live Music: Hot Cat Jazz. 6:30 p.m. at the…
Read MoreMonday, Sept. 18 Gardening Discussion Group. 6:30 p.m. at the Bristol Public Library Tuesday, Sept. 19 Live Music: Hot Cat Jazz. 6:30 p.m. at the…
Read MoreBy Laura Bailey The Democratic Town Committee has partnered with Peyton’s Promise to provide free school supplies to Bristol educators through the newly unveiled Teacher…
By David Fortier Figuring out how to help address racial issues was a general theme among participants in a rally outside the Board of Education…
On September 17, WWII veterans from Bristol, ranging from 98 to 105 years old, will be honored at an event in East Hartford. The American Legion will conduct a ceremony, including a quilt presentation. Additionally, the NAACP will host a candidate meeting on October 3, and the Connecticut Energy Assistance Program is now accepting applications.
By David Fortier On a day when the sky never cleared but the rain stopped for a while, a small group of people gathered for…
Monday, Sept. 11 Gardening Discussion Group. 6:30 p.m. at the Bristol Public Library Tuesday, Sept. 12 Strength and Balance Workshop. 10:30 a.m. at the Bristol…
By David Fortier Two separate events sponsored by local groups advocating for diversity, equity and inclusion against racism are scheduled in the next few days….
In the world of music, some voices are so distinctive that they capture the hearts of audiences around the globe. Joe Archambeault, known to many…
Military museum receives grant from Main Street Foundation for restoration of flight jackets The Memorial Military Museum received $2,500 grant from the Main Street Community…
Monday, Sept. 4 Labor Day: No Events Scheduled Tuesday, Sept. 5 Manross Movie: Big George Foreman. 2 p.m. at the Manross Library Paint Night. 5:30…
Community members joined the Bristol Parks, Recreation, Youth and Community Services Department at the E.G. Stocks Playground on Thursday afternoon for a ribbon cutting ceremony…
City announces Labor Day closings City Hall and the Bristol Transfer Station will be closed on Monday, Sept. 4, in observance of Labor Day, it…
By Jack Krampitz and David Fortier Members of the Bristol Democratic Party decried the growing incidents of hate speech in the city and criticized the…
By David Fortier A small crowd gathered in person and others joined the event via livestreaming to share their strong opposition to recent white supremacist…
Recent white supremacist and racist activity within the city will be the subject of a press conference this afternoon at the site of the Infinite…
A rally and community discussion is planned for this evening to rally against the presence of white supremacist messages being spread in the community, most…
Malone to begin youth and family services role with Bristol Parks system Bristol resident Ashante Malone has been hired as youth and family coordinator for…
Local author Melissa Ramos will be signing copies of her new children’s book, “I Am Lincoln,” this Saturday as part of the inaugural DK Movement…
Library staff, friends, volunteers and community members gathered at the Bristol Public Library on Thursday to celebrate the opening of the Library Café. “I’m excited,”…
By David Fortier Sunday’s March for Peace drew almost 50 people to the Federal Hill Green for the 1.2-mile walk to Birge Pond where there…