Check out Gordon Miller’s photos from the Dec. 18 snowstorm, visits from reindeer and Santa, a Chanukah celebration and a National Guard holiday parade.

It was “Marvelous Magic” indeed or something along those lines that intervened last Saturday for the 13th annual River of Light Lantern Parade. 

Gordon Miller collected these images on Halloween night in downtown Waterbury.

After a slow start, Mother Nature has put on a spectacular foliage show as usual this fall. Our readers have been busy capturing the colors. Can you pick a favorite?

The last time The Children’s Room hosted its annual Barn Dance was 2019. After a three-year hiatus, the popular fall event catering to families with babies and preschool-aged children returned to Beard’s Barn on Barnes Hill late last month with some 150 youngsters and their grownups.

Waterbury ArtsFest had a perfect weekend for a Friday night dance party and Saturday arts market. The annual event supports Revitalizing Waterbury.

After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a Waterbury Rotary Club springtime tradition returned to the village on Saturday with the Easter Bunny leading a parade to Pilgrim Park where scores of colored, candy-filled eggs awaited.

With a wintry mix of wet snow and rain falling, six singing acts took part in Waterbury Winterfest's delayed Wassailing event outside the Prohibition Pig Brewery on Friday, April 1.

January is off to a picture-perfect start with the annual Christmas-tree bonfire juxtaposed with wintertime fun on the ice at Anderson Field. Local residents of all ages are heading out for exercise and fresh air.