The Monroe Historical Society (est. 1959) is a volunteer driven nonprofit (501c3) dedicated to preserving Monroe, CT’s heritage and the spirit of our people. To encourage an insight into the past, the society engages in activities that are educational, cultural and social in nature.

The Monroe Farmers' Market is a seasonal market offering fresh, locally-grown produce, baked goods, prepared foods and hand-crafted products to the community. All of the products are grown, raised or made in Connecticut, by people who care deeply about the land and make thoughtful, conscientious choices for its stewardship. In 2023, we were voted #1 Farmers' Market in Connecticut (AGAIN!), through America's Farmland Trust. We couldn't be more proud or thankful for the support of the community helping us achieve this!

The Harmony Grange of Connecticut hosts numerous community events and activities such as fairs, festivals, and games! The Grange is also used to sell food, agricultural items, and more!

We are part of a nation non-profit organization that was created to collect and deliver handmade blankets to kids who need a hug. We have been a chapter for 10 years and have given out over 21,000 blankets!

The Webb Mountain Discovery Zone is a local kids park and outdoor learning center in Monroe, Connecticut. It covers 170 acres of land and the adjacent 135 acre Webb Mountain Park connects up to a 13.5 mile trail network.

Sticks and Stones Farm is a 60-acre natural space featuring its landmark Stone Barn, an organic community giving garden and unique homegrown cabins. It's currently managed by the non-profit Love Has a Home and also serves as the home for Two Coyotes Wilderness School and Real Food Share. The farm lovingly opens its doors to the Newtown community, Fairfield County, and beyond.

The Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary enriches the lives of all beings by promoting compassion and acceptance. By honoring the bond between animals, humans and the environment, we’re creating a kinder and gentler world for all.