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Westport is an open, curious and outgoing community that embraces culture and nature. It is a destination for diverse arts and entertainment offerings. Please view the listing of arts and culture organizations that service Westport, visit downtown and use the audio guide to understand the public art in and around town or see the Westport Arts Advisory Committee page (WAAC) to learn more.

  • Levitt Pavilion
    Every summer since 1973, people throughout Fairfield County and beyond have come to the Pavilion with picnics, blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy the high-quality, free-of-charge, evening entertainment.

  • Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
  • The Westport Arts Center is now MOCA. Westport is a community with a rich, proud heritage in the arts - and the Westport Arts Center provides many programs so that the arts can be a regular part of your experience.

  • Westport Community Theatre
    The Westport Community Theatre has been located in Westport's Town Hall since 1979. Five productions are scheduled over the course of the year.

  • Westport Country Playhouse
    The Westport Country Playhouse is internationally known.  See their website for details and information on the current season.

  • Westport Museum for History and Culture, Westport Museum for History and Culture, now known as the Westport Museum for History and Culture, founded in 1889, is an educational organization dedicated to preserving, presenting and celebrating the history of Westport. It is committed to increasing awareness of the importance of preserving the town's heritage and its historic buildings and landmarks.

  • Westport Writers' Workshop
    A non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization trains volunteers to lead free workshops for under-represented populations (prisoners at Garner Correctional Institution, inner-city middle schoolers who attend the Stamford Boys and Girls Club after-school program and mothers of special-needs children), and prints a literary magazine called Sentences that features the work of the Garner inmates. Also offer classes in a variety of genres and as well as public readings throughout the year.

For information on other art resources in Westport and Fairfield County, see the Westport Arts Advisory Committee.