If NYC was San Francisco, then Rowayton would be Sausalito. Except for the weather part. This tight knit community has retained its village lifestyle and fondness for sailing. Coastal New England living within communing distance to NYC, and with its own train station no less. This peninsula is one of the best neighborhoods in Connecticut for a country lifestyle with water views.
Originally a fishing hamlet and oyster harvesting community, Rowayton’s history dates back to the 17th century. The village grew around the Five Mile River, which still serves as its picturesque centerpiece. Historic captain’s homes and converted fishing cottages dot the landscape, telling the story of the community’s seafaring past while providing distinctive housing options for today’s residents.
Now that the election is over, Veterans Day came and went, and soon Thanksgiving will lead into Christmas, it is officially the end of warm
Rowayton has a rich history of being the place that everyone escaped to. In its heyday, the Roton Point area served as a steamship terminal
A new show at the Rowayton Arts Center (RAC), “Photography and Sculpture,” will be on view July 31through August 28, 2022. This exhibition features artwork by area artists chosen by
One of the most active arts organizations in Norwalk, the Rowayton Arts Center (RAC), operates a well-trafficked gallery in the heart of the Rowayton’s Village