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While we eagerly await spring and some semblance of normal, there are interesting events happening, in-person and online. We’ve rounded up five free events from some of our favorite venues that will keep you busy until it’s time to thaw out!
Read MoreWith Valentine’s Day right around the corner, we thought it would be a perfect time to feature two of the talented jewelry designers in Stonington Borough that stand out for their distinctive styles. These are not just jewelry shops — these are the makers!
Read MoreIn Stonington Borough’s tiny footprint, there’s a historic mill, museums, shops, restaurants, and even a small beach. There’s also a nature preserve on an open salt marsh meadow filled with wildflowers and beach roses, with panoramic views of Little Narragansett Bay.
Read MoreThis is the third installment of our holiday gift guide, focused solely on the small businesses in Stonington Borough. Shopping with local merchants is more important than ever as they navigate the challenges of these unprecedented times.
Read MoreThe night before the national election in 1888, the men of Stonington arranged a Belva Lockwood parade. Prominent citizens donned women’s clothing and proceeded to Borough Hall. They marched wearing poke bonnets, and carried brooms for “sweeping out corruption.”
Read MoreWith home sales surging in Stonington Borough, please allow us to re-introduce the owner-operated shops stocked with beautiful antiques, furniture, unique home décor, and accessories. There’s never been a better time to feather your nest!
Read MoreThe real estate market is hot, hot, hot — but don’t worry — there are still houses to be had! If you’re in the market for new digs, look no further. There are a handful of real estate firms with inventory and here are a few we think you should see.
Read MoreWe're all disappointed there won't be a parade this year, but there are ways to celebrate the Fourth. The Stonington Historical Society is hosting a live-stream Facebook event and we have a gallery of images from years past.
Read MoreWith the health and safety of our community a top priority, Stonington Borough businesses are starting to reopen. Restaurants are open for outdoor dining and takeout. Merchants are offering many ways to shop, with curbside pickup and in some cases, free local delivery.
Read MoreWe don’t have to tell you what a tough time it is. Our shops, restaurants, and community partners are making the best of a terrible situation and some have closed until further notice. Read on for a list of businesses that are working through this pandemic.
Read MoreGenerations of writers, painters, and poets have lived in and loved Stonington Borough. One of our most celebrated neighbors is Alexandra Stoddard — philosopher, fulfillment seeker, teacher, prolific writer, and proud mother and grandma.
Read MoreWhile there are many reasons to love La Grua Center, Stonington Borough's nonprofit cultural center, we think there are five in particular that make it a tremendous asset to our magical little village.
Read MoreIt’s the beginning of the year and the best way to eat better in 2020 is to choose wisely! There are at least four fantastic restaurants in Stonington Borough serving local, organic, fresh, delicious food and we couldn’t be happier that many have served our community for decades.
Read MoreOur 2019 gift guide is here! We’ve pulled together some great gift ideas from the merchants in Stonington Borough. From jewelry and clothing, stocking stuffers to home accents, our philosophy is to shop small, give big!
Read MoreOne of the Borough’s most celebrated treasures is undergoing a transformation. The Stonington Historical Society celebrates the beginning of their two-phased, multi-million dollar effort to restore and preserve the Old Lighthouse Museum.
Read MoreTom's News and General Store has the offerings of a small supermarket, with the convenience of a corner store. It's a daily gathering spot for a wave of regulars looking for a newspaper and friendly chit chat. And its owner is Tom Rezendes — a lifelong Borough resident whose roots run deep.
Read MoreWalk into one of the three coffee shops in the Borough’s footprint and what becomes immediately apparent is this: All three are owned and operated by people who care deeply about coffee; and all three foster a strong sense of community.
Read MoreReady to redesign your master suite, renovate your kitchen, create the garden oasis that populates your Pinterest board, or build the home of your dreams? Please allow us to introduce the supremely talented professionals based in the Borough who are at the top of their game and can help you do it!
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