Events, nonprofits, local business, and the life of the town beyond government and police.
Farmington is more than its town council votes and its arrest logs. It's the Farmington Fair, the Tunxis Meadows neighborhood association, the families at Irving Robbins games, the nonprofits doing quiet work without press releases, and the local businesses that define what it feels like to live here. The Farmington Mercury covers all of it.
What We Cover
| Section | Focus |
|---|---|
| Community Events | Town-wide events, festivals, fundraisers, and public gatherings |
| Nonprofits & Organizations | Profiles, annual reports, leadership changes, and community impact |
| Local Business | Openings, closings, profiles, and Main Street news |
| Farmington Valley | Regional stories that touch Canton, Avon, Simsbury, and Berlin |
| Obituaries | Notable residents and community figures |
| Letters & Commentary | Reader perspectives on local issues |
Community Organizations
- Farmington Community Center: (860) 677-7179 | farmington-ct.org/community-center
- Farmington Valley Arts Center: (860) 678-1867 | fvac.net
- Farmington Public Library: (860) 673-6791 | farmingtonlibraries.org
- Farmington Land Trust: farmingtonlandtrust.org
Share Your Story
Community journalism depends on residents who tell us what's happening. If your organization is doing something worth covering, your neighbor deserves recognition, or your event deserves an audience — email us at hello@mercurylocal.com.
