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Navigating the Connecticut Veterans Bulletin
To ensure readers can easily explore the extensive schedule of happenings, the publication is organized into three distinct volumes. Each volume serves a specific structural purpose for the community.
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CT VETERANS EVENTS
V.1 Current months events
Volume 1: Current Month’s Events
Volume 1 contains listings scheduled strictly within the current month, spanning from September 5 through September 30, 2026. Furthermore, an example of a Volume 1 entry is the Canaan VFW Couch-Pipa Post 6851 Lobster and Steak Bake featured for September 12, 2026.
V.2 events beyond current month.
Volume 2: Future Events
Volume 2 dedicates its pages to events scheduled beyond the current month, covering listings from October 1 through December 31, 2026. Additionally, an example found in Volume 2 is the 1st Annual Afghanistan & Iraq Veterans Ceremony scheduled for October 3, 2026.
V.3 recurring programs & VOB Directory
Volume 3: Recurring Programs and Directories
Volume 3 houses recurring programs, ongoing community support activities, and the Veteran Owned Business directory. Consequently, examples of Volume 3 contents include the Veterans Hospitality Room at Friendly Hands Food Bank, various weekly veterans coffee houses, and local post breakfast events.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ATTN: ALWAYS VERIFY EVENT STATUS IN ADVANCE OF ATTENDANCE BY CONTACTING THE LISTED EVENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTLY.
Table of Contents: Overview
ATTN: ALWAYS VERIFY EVENT STATUS IN ADVANCE OF ATTENDANCE BY CONTACTING THE LISTED EVENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTLY.
- Volume 1
- Page 1: Featured Listing
- Pages 2 – 151: CT Veterans Event Listings 5 September 2026 – 30 September 2026
- Volume 2
- Pages 1 – 184: CT Veterans Event Listings 1 October 2026 – 31 December 2026
- Page 185: Posting Guidance
Table of Contents: Volume 3 – Programs & Dining
- Pages 1 – 4: Table of Contents
- Pages 5 – 8: Recurring Programs & Directories, including CT Veterans Coffee Houses
- Pages 9 – 10: Donations Needed (Care Package Drive, Easterseals Veterans Rally Point Legacy Bricks)
- Pages 11 – 25: Food & Dining (Breakfasts, Pasta Dinners, Canteens, and Steak Nights)
Table of Contents: Volume 3 – Activities & Services
- Pages 26 – 58: Fun (BINGO, Karaoke, Pool Tournaments, Cruise Nights, Trivia)
- Pages 59 – 60: Meetings & Virtual Support Groups
- Pages 61 – 64: Membership Opportunities & Riders
- Pages 65 – 87: Programs (Acupuncture, Base Camp, Equine Therapy, Art Group Therapy, Coffee Houses)
- Pages 88 – 90: Publications & Services (Department of Labor, Eastern CT Veterans Community Center)
- Pages 91 – 96: Veteran Owned Business Directory, Editor’s Message, Subscriptions, Post Guidance, Facebook Links, and Emergency/Housing Resources
Please inform your fellow Soldiers, Marines, Sailors and Airmen of Connecticut’s premier mil/vet events calendar.
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CVB serves Connecticut's military/veteran community by researching and promoting events and programs of interest from numerous resources in a weekly PDF publication and on social media platforms. Each event is listed in CVB'S Weekly PDF with a dedicated page and remains listed in all subsequent PDF issues, up to the Saturday before the event or the Saturday of the event.
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I am not a veteran. I am a member of the Civil Air Patrol, the United States Air Force Auxiliary. But in 1991, personal loss brought me to a place I never left.
Over two decades later, that loss led me to the State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown, Connecticut, where I took on the coordination of Wreaths Across America — which grew into the largest and fastest growing veterans program in the state. I didn’t do it for recognition. I did it for them.
In 2016 I founded the Connecticut Veterans Bulletin. Not because I served, but because I believe those who did deserve to be honored, connected, and kept alive.
Twenty-two veterans die by suicide every day. I knew about that number before it became a hashtag. I knew it personally, long before anyone was talking about it.
This publication exists because that number is unacceptable. Because every veteran in Connecticut deserves to know someone gives a damn.
That someone is me.
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