Weston is a residential community in southwestern Connecticut. Residents enjoy two acre zoning, a lack of commercial development, a focus on open space, and an outstanding educational system. Weston has a unique rural, yet sophisticated, environment and boasts an absence of busy commercial boulevards. “The Center” as the locals fondly call it, is the go-to place to shop and meet.

Weston has an active arts scene. The Weston Commission for the Arts organizes music, art, drama and other valuable cultural events. Weston Library offers a variety of programs, book clubs, and workshops for residents of all ages. An active Senior Activities Center runs a wide choice of programs, which include yoga and fitness, knitting/crafts, and much more. Bisceglie-Scribner Park, a 53 acre recreation area, contains Little League fields, picnic facilities, a swimming pond and the Kiwanis Fitness Trail. Aspetuck Country Club, Weston Field Club, Weston Gun Club and Weston Racquet Club provide residents with ample opportunities to enjoy tennis, golf and private club membership.

Almost one quarter of the Town is permanently devoted to open space. Whether the northern Nature Conservancy Lucious Pond Ordway Devil’s Den containing 1765 acres, or Katharine Ordway Preserve containing 60 acres on the east side of Weston, or 645 acres of Aspetuck Land Trust sprinkled around the Town, every neighborhood can claim some piece of recreational land nearby.

Weston has a long history and reputation for community volunteerism. The citizens devote countless hours to serving on town boards and commissions. Weston is a warm and inviting place for those who enjoy being a part of their community