Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of July.
Good morning, Danbury.
Connecticut native Christopher Briney stars as Conrad Fisher in Amazon's Prime Video final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, which premiered on July 16.
The 11-episode season released two episodes on July 16 and will air a new episode at 3 a.m. every Wednesday until its finale on Sept. 17—continuing the series based on Jenny Han's book trilogy.
Broadway producer Michael Patrick won a Tony Award for producing the musical Maybe Happy Ending—which earned six Tony Awards including best musical.
He discussed Fairfield County's theater revival in his recent Conversation Connecticut interview.
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection warned residents that the invasive spotted lanternfly is expected to increase over the coming weeks and may harm forest trees, fruit crops and vineyards (it is about one inch long with tan forewings and colorful hindwings).
Residents are urged to report sightings and avoid moving wood or vegetation to help slow its spread.
A Connecticut Lottery player has yet to claim a $100K Powerball prize after matching four numbers and the Powerball in the July 12 drawing when the ticket was sold at Wheels in Shelton (players must claim winnings within 180 days).
The win was one of five of the drawing with odds of one in 913,000, and the next drawing is set for Wednesday at 10:59 p.m.
Danbury Amateur Golf Championship
Tournament begins Saturday, Jul 19th — Richter Park Golf Course — Registration details to be announced — Compete in a 36-hole stroke play event across multiple divisions.
Maelo Ruiz Concert
9 PM – 12 AM — La Canchita Restaurant & Bar — Tickets available — Experience the salsa rhythms and timeless classics from Maelo Ruiz and Adolescentes.
Danbury International Festival 2025
1-9 p.m. — City Center Green — Free entry — Celebrate the vibrant cultures of Danbury with music, dance, art, and delicious food at this multicultural fiesta.
Ala Jaza Concert
8 PM — Downtown Eleven Café & Bar — Ticket info available online — Experience the vibrant sounds of Ala Jaza for the first time in Danbury, CT.
Red House 9th Anniversary Celebration
11 a.m. — Red House Bar & Café — Ticketed event — Celebrate nine years with live performances and good vibes at Danbury's favorite café.
The Perogie Dash
12:30-4:30 p.m. — 74 Joes Hill Rd, Danbury, CT — Entry fee required — Participate in a fun-filled day of running with events for all ages.
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