Exciting Thanksgiving Events in Connecticut 2018

In comparison to other holidays throughout the year, Thanksgiving is the holiday that tends to bring family and friends together the most; but that is an argument for another day. In Connecticut, however, time spent with family and friends doesn’t have to be indoors, there is a myriad of activities scheduled, not just for the actual Thanksgiving day (22nd November), but for the duration of that week. As such, our Connecticut airport shuttle specialists have taken the initiative to compile some of the best events scheduled for this year’s holiday period in an effort to make your Thanksgiving more memorable.

However, before we proceed to the actual events, consider employing the services of our Connecticut limo service for all your transpiration needs this Thanksgiving week; treat your family and friends to a luxurious ride and spice up their entire experience. Further, Thanksgiving is a time for enjoying the company of your loved ones, creating memories, and taking the time to simply appreciate everything you have to be grateful for. Therefore, let us handle all the driving and navigation on your behalf as you devote all your time and attention to the people you care about and share in the excitement and anticipation of arriving at any one of these exciting events.

Harvesting History

The Harvesting History Event has been scheduled for the 23rd of November at the Henry Whitfield State Museum between 10am and 5pm. Here you will get to sample both Native American and English Thanksgiving dishes from the 17th century. Attendants will also receive quill-writing lessons, get to enjoy a display exploring Thanksgiving traditions over the years, and listen-in on hourly readings of the ‘Pilgrim Cat’. General admissions go for $6 and absolutely free for kids below the age of 12.

The Manchester Road Race

Had over to Manchester on the 22nd of November and take part in this Manchester tradition. Enjoy a 5-mile race starting at 10 am with thousands of other participants in this 82nd event installment. This year, the race is expected to attract as many as 15,000 participants and apart from racing, attendants are encouraged to give blood donations. The Manchester Road Race is the biggest road race event in the Constitution State, attracting everyone from runners, walkers, and Olympic-level athletes. Register online before the 15th of November or in person at the Sports Expo on the 17th. There will also be a mini-version of the race on the 17th where kids below the age of 12 will take part in the Little Manchester Road Race from 10 am at the Bennet Academy.

Yuletide Festivals

Head over to Putnam in Windham county and welcome Santa Clause and Mrs. Clause; the Christmas patron and matron will be greeting children on the 23rd of November between 4 pm and 7 pm. After the meet-and-greet you will get to enjoy the arrival of Ol’ Saint Nick in Bethel at the annual Winter Fest courtesy of the Bethel fire department.