Culture & Recreation

Discover the timeless charm of Thomaston, Connecticut, a town blending history and 21st-century vibrancy, with a wide range of recreational opportunities and cultural attractions.

Explore the Railroad Museum of New England at the historic Thomaston Railway Station in the upper Naugatuck Valley.

A historic gem in with ties to prominent families, open for guided tours on select Saturdays, offering a glimpse into its rich lineage and heritage.

Thomaston has many recreational facilities around town.

Thomaston is home to several faith-based organizations offering a welcoming place for worship, reflection, and community engagement.

Explore Thomaston's intriguing history, from its early days as Northbury to becoming Thomaston, with a significant role in clock manufacturing led by Seth Thomas.

A picturesque recreational area in Connecticut offering diverse outdoor activities on 849 acres of land and water resources. Through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, the Pathfinders have been promoting safe and legal riding at the Thomaston Dam since 1979.

The Thomaston Historical Society is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. The Historical Society Museum, located on the 6th floor of the Town Hall, features a collection of artifacts, including antique clocks, highlighting the town's heritage and the Seth Thomas Clock Company.

Discover the historic Thomaston Opera House, a beloved cultural gem since 1884, where talented volunteers and community spirit come together to preserve its rich legacy, enrich its facilities, and offer top-notch entertainment and educational experiences for all to enjoy.

The Annual Light Up Thomaston Event is held the first Saturday after Thanksgiving at 6:00 PM. Join us for a night of free food, entertainment, and holiday cheer as we come together as a community to kick off the festive season. Follow the Official Light Up Thomaston Facebook Page for news and updates.