Willimantic Renaissance, Inc is a grassroots organization consisting of diverse individuals and area organizations working to revitalize downtown Willimantic as a regional center. Our goal is to create ongoing opportunities that will bring together art, culture, commerce and the community in downtown Willimantic. We are dedicated to representing and including our entire and diverse community in our endeavors. The 3rd Thursday Street Festival was started in May 2002 as a series of events that meets our mission.
3rd Thursday Street Fest welcomes YOU from May through September. Join in the celebration of community, diversity, and warm weather delights. Featuring over 100 local vendors ranging from crafts goods and artisans to food trucks and 4 musical stages for diverse auditory appetites, the Fest will enhance and enliven your spirit. You are invited to socialize in the beer garden, take in the live street performances, or dance into the night! There is also always fun for the kids! Bring the children to the numerous free activities especially for them!
Brought to you by Willimantic Renaissance, Inc., a grassroots 501(c)3 non-profit organization formed to revitalize downtown Willimantic by celebrating diversity, building community, and attracting consumers. 3rd Thursday Street Fests are truly a community event.
Free Parking Free Admission 6 – 9pm
Volunteers are always needed and welcomed!
Please email us at Info@willimanticstreetfest.com for more information.
To register as a vendor or merchant:
For questions and information regarding vendors and merchants contact:
vendors@WillimanticStreetFest.com
For information regarding music, bands, street performances, and other Fest entertainment contact:
entertainment@Willimanticstreetfest.com
Become a sponsor or friend of the Fest! Please click below to donate:
Sponsor Registration and Donation Page
For any further questions:
email: info@WillimanticStreetFest.com
call: 860-450-0918
Overlooking scenic Willimantic Falls and adjacent to the famous Frog Bridge, 560 On Main features spacious apartments complete with an artistic, warehouse, loft feel and unique floors plans thoughtfully designed within the walls of the historic Willimantic thread mill. 560 on Main provides each resident with the ultimate in comfort and enjoyment by offering state of the art amenities, outstanding accommodations, and exceptional location within walking distance to ECSU, shops, entertainment and restaurants.
Whether you’re shopping for your new mattress or your new chair, All Sleep is Eastern Connecticut’s best destination for quality and affordable bedding and furniture.
Coming February 2019
Wallpapering & painting.
ready mix concrete supplier
Other Charter Oak Federal Credit Union Locations:
589 Hartford Pike, Dayville CT 06241
226 Putnam Pike, Dayville CT 06241
1 Connecticut Avenue, Norwich CT 06360
Commercial kitchen
Rachel Laporte, General Manager –Rachael.clickwillimantic@gmail.com
Apartment Rentals
Payroll, Payroll Tax Reporting as well as Bookkeeping Services
Coming February 2019
Contact: Colin K. Rice
Hall Communications Inc.
WindhamARTS is dedicated to promoting the Arts, Cultural Resources, Tourism, and Economic Development of the Northeast Connecticut Region.
WindhamARTS was organized in 1999 by arts & community organizations and?individuals to foster and promote the arts and cultural life of the Windham Region. We have since become the State of CT, Office of the Arts’ Designated Regional Service Organization for Northeast CT.
We are proud to serve and support the rich heritage of all Northeastern Connecticut. Communities currently served include: Ashford, Chaplin, Columbia, Coventry, Hampton, Lebanon, Mansfield, Scotland, Willington, and Windham.
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Perception Programs, Inc. is a private, non-profit behavioral health agency with sixteen programs that provide a wide array of behavioral health services to the community. Assisting residents of Northeastern CT since 1970, PPI offers outpatient, outreach, residential, prevention and education services to individuals addicted to substances, those with co-occuring mental health issues, people involved in the criminal justice system and people living with HIV/AIDS.
