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Ellington Weekly - Super Bowl Edition
Local events, where to watch the big game, new hires and lots more!

Ellington Weekly

Feb 5, 2026

Trivia Questionā“

The New England Patriots will play for their NFL record seventh Super Bowl Title on Sunday. Which team are they currently tied with for most SB titles overall?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

Kick Off Super Bowl Weekend at the Ellington Winter Farmers Market

The Ellington Winter Farmers Market is hosting a special ā€œSweetheart Super Bowl Saturdayā€ this weekend, combining local shopping with a festive, seasonal theme.

Shoppers can browse a variety of local vendors offering farm products, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade items, all indoors at Ellington High School.

The market is a popular winter stop for residents looking to support local producers while stocking up for the week — or for Super Bowl Sunday.

The themed event adds a fun twist while keeping the focus on community, food, and local businesses.


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Open House at The Ivy (Donuts & Coffee Included)

The Ivy at Ellington is welcoming the community to an Open House this Saturday, Feb 7. The event will offer residents a chance to stop by, explore the space, and learn more about what The Ivy has to offer.

 

This is a casual, come-and-go opportunity to check out the venue in person.

 

Donuts and coffee will be provided, making it an easy weekend stop for anyone curious about the facility or senior living in general. The open house is free and open to the public.


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Comedy Night To Benefit ESG

Residents are invited to enjoy a night of laughs while supporting a good cause at an upcoming comedy show featuring Dave Reilly. The event serves as a fundraiser for Ellington Safe Graduation, which helps provide a safe, substance-free celebration for local graduating seniors.

 

The show offers a fun night out for adults while directly supporting a long-standing community program that benefits Ellington students and families. Tickets are available in advance, and proceeds will go toward funding Safe Graduation activities later this year.


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Old School Harley-Davidson is hosting a community pancake breakfast this Saturday morning (Feb 7) at its Ellington location. The event offers residents a casual opportunity to stop by, enjoy breakfast, and spend some time at the local dealership.

The breakfast is part of the dealership’s regular community programming and is open to the public. No motorcycle ownership is required, and visitors are welcome to come and go throughout the morning.


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šŸˆ Where to Watch the big game right here in Ellington

Super Bowl LX featuring the New England Patriots vs. the Seattle Seahawks,  kicks off this Sunday, Feb. 8 at 6:30 PM on NBC in Santa Clara, California.

If you’re planning to watch the game with fellow fans right here in town, two local spots are set up to show all the action:


• Casey’s Cafe — come early for good seating, food, and drinks, and catch every play on TV.
• The Hidden Still — grab a drink and enjoy a lively game-day atmosphere as the Patriots and Seahawks battle it out for NFL supremacy.

 

Whether you’re there for the commercials, the halftime show, or the gridiron drama, these local venues are great places to gather and enjoy Super Bowl Sunday together.

šŸ½ New & Noteworthy Restaurants

No Coast Taqueria has been serving Ellington since early 2025 and continues to build a following with its bold flavors and creative approach to tacos and street-style dishes.

The locally owned restaurant recently rolled out updates to its already popular menu, giving regulars — and first-time visitors — something new to explore.

Known for fresh ingredients and a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, No Coast Taqueria has quickly become a go-to spot for casual dining in town. 

The latest menu refresh reflects the kitchen’s ongoing experimentation while staying true to the flavors that made the restaurant a local favorite.


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Ellington Gets A New Director Of Emergency Services

The Town of Ellington is pleased to welcome Craig Webb as its new Director of Emergency Medical Services. A strategic emergency services leader with more than 30 years of experience, Craig brings deep expertise in incident command, municipal operations, and EMS leadership.

His return to Ellington is especially meaningful—Craig began his career locally with Ellington Rescue Post 512 and Ellington Ambulance. An Ellington native, he understands both the history and responsibility of the town’s EMS system.

Town leaders note that Craig’s experience and community roots will help ensure Ellington continues delivering the high level of emergency medical care residents expect and deserve.


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Registration is now open for Ellington Girls Softball, offering local players the chance to take part in a spring season focused on skill development, teamwork, and fun. The program serves girls across multiple age groups and experience levels, from beginners to more competitive players.

Ellington Girls Softball is run by local volunteers and emphasizes sportsmanship and community involvement, providing a supportive environment for players to learn and grow. Families interested in signing up or learning more about divisions, schedules, and important dates are encouraged to visit the league’s Facebook page for the latest updates and registration information.


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šŸ› Community & History

The Ellington Historical Society has launched a new membership drive, inviting residents to help support the preservation and sharing of Ellington’s local history. Memberships help fund exhibits, educational programs, and the ongoing care of the Society’s collections and historic properties.

The organization is encouraging longtime residents, newcomers, and families alike to get involved, noting that local history depends on community participation. Members receive updates on programs and events while playing a role in protecting Ellington’s past for future generations.


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Ellington / East Windsor Little League is opening registration for its upcoming spring baseball season, welcoming players from T-ball through Major League divisions.

The program serves local youth across a range of ages and experience levels, with an emphasis on fundamentals, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

Run by community volunteers, the league offers a positive environment for players to learn the game while representing their town. Families are encouraged to check the league’s official registration site for current information, updates, and important dates as the season approaches.


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