Get your veg on at Connecticut’s Old State House Farmers Market. Nestled on the East brick plaza near the lawn you can peruse some delicious treats from a variety of vendors, listen to some tunes from local musicians, and then you can explore the oddities inside at the Museum of Curiosities. There’s a two headed calf in there, just sayin’.

Put two eggs in your basket, or two feathers in your hat, or two peppers in your peck of pickles and check out the Old State House’s Summer Concert Series with live musical performances during their Friday market.

The West End Farmers’ Market of Hartford believes that everyone deserves access to fresh, healthy, delicious food. Through partnerships with local farmers, businesses and nonprofit agencies, the market strives to bring a vibrant mix of locally-grown farm products and locally-made artisanal crafts to the West End and Asylum Hill neighborhoods of Hartford. Also, super-yummy cheese.

Got a half-written script, a brand-new idea, or a scene that needs some fresh eyes? HPL’s Scriptwriters’ Circle brings Hartford-area writers together to brainstorm, table read, swap feedback, and help get those stubborn words moving again.

Sink your teeth into Dracula at Hartford Stage, where Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s bold adaptation gives the gothic classic a sharp new perspective. Directed by Jackson Gay, this chilling retelling digs into fear, desire, power, and the thorny question of who gets called a monster.

Family reunions rarely come with this much baggage. Little Bear Ridge Road at TheaterWorks Hartford brings a razor-tongued aunt and her estranged nephew back under one crumbling roof, where selling the house means confronting everything they’ve spent years avoiding.

1 Million Cups brings entrepreneurs to the table for a weekly exchange of ideas, feedback, and real-time support from the local community. Founders sharpen their pitches, share what they’re building, and tap into a network that’s ready to listen, challenge, and help move the work forward.

Apples and Bananas? Epples and Benenes? Upples and Bununus? Get them all, plus lots and lots of other delicious fruits, veg, and homemade goodies at Hartford’s North End Farmers Market.

Put your words to work in the same rooms where Harriet Beecher Stowe once put hers to paper. Make the World Write! opens the Stowe Center’s historic parlors for two hours of writing, reflection, and a little inspiration from the past for whatever you have to say about the present.