Organizations
It’s that time of year!! Suffield on the Green and Craft Fair
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Suffield on the Green is seen as the unofficial end of the summer event. It provides Suffield residents with a fun time to get to know their community.
Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
Top ten reasons to visit the Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee on South Green
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WIN THIS TRUCK – Suffield on the Green is your last chance to buy a truck raffle ticket!
Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
Music on High at Suffield High!
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The 102nd Army Band, also known as the “2019 Three Second Rush Concert Band”, is coming to Suffield to kick off our year-long 350th Anniversary Celebration!
Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee
Brew Fest at the New England Air Museum
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Friday, November 22, 2019
Farming/Nature
“Here’s Your Change”
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Ted Drewnowski hands a customer the change from his payment at the July 27 Farmers Market, as another customer makes her selections.
Organizations
Packard Tournament Continues
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Jack Muska, in back, advises Jim Muska from St. Louis, as Paul Muska holds the flag watching the putt. The golfers are part of the 28th Annual Glenn T. Packard Tournament at Oak Ridge Country Club sponsored by Suffield Rotary Club.
Churches
Sacred Heart Parishioner Ordained to Priesthood
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Suffield Resident John Gancarz was one of two priests ordained to the priesthood on Saturday June 22 at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford.
Churches
September Happenings at West Suffield Congregational Church
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Welcome Sunday will be September 15. Our children will help lead worship.
Churches
First Church Events
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Several events are happening in September at First Church, An Open and Affirming Church, to welcome in the new church year. Worship is held every Sunday beginning on September 8 at 10 a.m.
Churches
First Church’s Capital Campaign and Construction Move Forward
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Suffield’s First Congregational Church is moving forward with the “public phase” of its Lifting Up Our Community Capital Campaign and the related construction at the church’s building on High Street. The church’s congregation voted to undertake this three-year Capital Campaign and related work to address accessibility issues that have limited the full use of that building.