Good morning, Danbury.

Governor Ned Lamont held a press conference yesterday urging lawmakers to expand dual enrollment programs so high school students can earn both high school and college credit — his proposal calls for a universal statewide standard — and he said it will help better prepare students for higher education.

Connecticut state police and the DOT held a news conference with AAA to warn drivers to slow down as this weekend will mark the start of the 100 deadliest days for drivers—officials cited rising fatal accident numbers and urged all drivers, including newer ones, to make smart decisions on the road.

Graphic Design Certificate Program

Time TBA — American Graphics Institute — Cost varies — Gain hands-on skills and knowledge for a career in graphic design with this comprehensive certificate program.

FREE Baseball & Life Skills Clinic

9 AM – 12 PM — Rogers Park — Free entry — Learn baseball skills from MLB alumni and enjoy lunch while connecting with the community.

Community Tag Sale

1:30 PM — Candlewood Town Park — Free entry — Discover great deals and connect with your neighbors in a vibrant community atmosphere.

2025 Danbury Street Festival

12-6 p.m. — Downtown Barbershop — Free entry — A vibrant street festival featuring local artisans, food trucks, live music, and family fun in downtown Danbury.

The Men of Soul Concert

7 p.m. — City Center Green — Ticket info unavailable — Experience a vibrant evening of classic R&B hits with The Men of Soul and their talented band.

Romance Book Club

7-8:30 p.m. — The BookSmiths Shoppe — Free entry — Discuss the romantic twists and heartfelt moments in Ashley Poston's 'Sounds Like Love' over tea and literary camaraderie.