Guests can look forward to a thoughtfully curated tasting experience featuring small-batch craft brews, hard ciders, and wine, paired with chef-driven appetizers prepared by Harbor Harvest. Each pairing has been carefully selected to complement Spacecat Brewery’s innovative beverage lineup, offering a dynamic mix of flavors designed to delight both casual sippers and craft connoisseurs alike.
Beyond the food and drink, the evening offers an inside look at what’s ahead for the Association in 2026. Get a preview of new initiatives; special cruise information, Lighthouse renovations, and plans for the Norwalk Oyster Festival. Discover how to get involved and help continue the Association’s mission to educate, preserve, and celebrate Norwalk’s maritime heritage, a tradition since 1978.
Tickets are $40 per person and include two drink vouchers (beer, wine, or hard cider) along with appetizers. With only 100 tickets available, advance registration is required. Tickets may be purchased at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/norwalk-seaport-associations-2026-season-kickoff-event-on-april-14th-tickets-1984503604703?aff=ebdsoporgprofile, or by calling the Seaport Office at 203-838-9444. Proceeds from the evening directly support the upkeep and preservation of the historic Sheffield Island Lighthouse.
The Seaport Association in Norwalk was founded in 1978 by a group of local citizens who had the vision to revitalize South Norwalk and preserve Norwalk’s maritime heritage. The Seaport Association offers a cultural, environmental, and historical journey to the Norwalk Islands. The Sheffield Island Lighthouse and the Light Keeper’s Cottage provide a unique historical and educational venue that strives to increase awareness, appreciation, and consideration for the environment and how the preservation of historic buildings contributes to our quality of life. The combination of the Lighthouse and the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge offers an unparalleled opportunity to educate children of all ages and adults about the importance of preserving Long Island Sound, our environment, and our maritime heritage.


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