Be a part of Windsor's future! No matter where you live or work, you can be a part of First Town Downtown as a member!
As a Main Street program, we cultivate the qualities that make Windsor center irresistible, grow local businesses, charm residents and visitors, and spark community pride.
We believe "Main Street" is for everyone. At the core of our approach to revitalization is a commitment to creating places of shared prosperity, equal access to opportunity, and inclusive engagement.
We will be holding our annual meeting on Thursday, June 27 at 5:30 pm at 25 Central Street. First Town members and the public are encouraged to attend to hear the latest news about Windsor center including the plans for the "Road Diet", development news and more. Light refreshments and dessert will be served.
The 2024-2025 slate of officers and directors will be sworn in. Community awards will be presented: the Eagle Award goes to Windsor Federal Bank, Director of the Year is Keller Glass, Volunteer of the Year is Four Seasons Landscaping, and Business of the Year goes to Windsor Worx. Congratulations, all!
This event is full. Please RSVP below for this free event. For more info, go to FirstTownDowntown.org or call 860-247-8982
You're invited to a Public Information Meeting on Tuesday, June 25 in the Council Chambers at Windsor Town Hall, to ask questions and share your input on this project. A webinar version of this meeting (video streaming only, no participation) will be available via Zoom, here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84871570917
Town staff members have continued to work on advancing the design of the Broad Street road diet / complete street project. Over the winter and spring, we have updated traffic counts and have been exploring the possibility of incorporating bike lanes and replacing the traffic signals at Palisado and Broad, Poquonock and Prospect Street and Poquonock and Bloomfield with roundabouts.
These ideas were raised by attendees at a public information session this past winter. We have been in communication with CT DOT and they are in support of the roundabouts as they can slow down traffic and reduce the severity of accidents. This meeting will be an opportunity to present the various options and the pros / cons or constraints of each option and to hear input from residents, businesses and property owners.
- Delight your friends and family - Support Windsor Center businesses - Keep Windsor Center vibrant - Give Windsor center gift cards to your employees
One gift card - lots of places to use it! Refillable Windsor Center Gift Cards make great gifts for friends, relatives, co-workers and employees, and for anyone that lives or works in central Connecticut. Companies are giving them out as program prizes, employee incentives and holiday gifts!
More shops and restaurants are being added ! Here is the current list:
The 2024 Farmers Market takes place each Thursday started on June 20, 2024 and run through October 17, 2024 from 3:00 – 6:00 pm at 240 Broad Street in Windsor Center. (No market on July 4.)
This well-attended local marketplace in Windsor Center includes locally grown fruits, vegetables, baked goods, herbs, eggs, cheese, skincare products, honey, books and more, along with live music!
A big thank you to our 2024 Market Partners and our Presenting Sponsor, Windsor Federal Bank!