Spread Love throughout Fairfield and Love Your Local Businesses

The Town of Fairfield’s Office of Community & Economic Development is pleased to announce the inaugural Love Local Fairfield Heart Program. In partnership with Fairfield schools and businesses, students from pre-K3 through 5th grade, have decorated almost 500 hearts that are on display in participating store windows from February 12 through March 1 from Heritage Square to the Brick Walk Promenade.

The program is intended to spread the love throughout downtown Fairfield and to showcase the Town‘s many small businesses as well as what students love best about Fairfield. Residents are encouraged to support our participating businesses and check out the students’ artwork!

Thank you to the schools who took part in this year’s program: Burr Elementary School, Dwight Elementary School, Holland Hill Elementary School, Jennings Elementary School, Methodist Nursery School, Mill Hill Elementary School, North Stratfield Elementary School, Osborn Hill Elementary School, and St. Paul’s Nursery School. The Office of Community & Economic Development also gratefully acknowledges the support of our participating businesses, including Apricot Lane, Bailey Jaymes Boutique, Capri, Ciao Bella, Custom Interiors of Fairfield, Here For You Clothing, In the Mood Intimates, Jane and Mercer, Olive My Stuff, NicholsMD of Fairfield, The Studio Fairfield, and Vintage Garden.

Fairfield’s Community & Economic Development Director Mark Barnhart stated, “Part of what makes Fairfield special is our strong sense of community, as exhibited by these young people and small business owners. We are truly blessed to have such great schools as well as a diverse small business community that really add to the Town’s character and charm.”

For more information on the Love Local Fairfield Heart Program, visit our website at www.experiencefairfieldct.org/love-local or follow us on Facebook and Instagram @ExperienceFairfield.