CONNECTICUT'S CONSTITUTION STATE

CELEBRATE AMERICA'S 250th

Connecticut has always been a cornerstone of the American story, and for the nation’s 250th anniversary, that history comes to life across the state. Whether you are exploring local monuments, visiting world-class museums, or enjoying community celebrations, Delamar Westport offers a refined perspective on this historic milestone. Discover our shared heritage by day and return to the unparalleled comfort of a Delamar retreat by night.

WESTPORT 250TH CELEBRATION

Westport’s contribution to the American story is found in both the bravery of its Minute Men and the brilliance of its artists. Immerse yourself in our local heritage at the Westport Museum for History and Culture or witness the living legacy of the Playhouse. Whether you are exploring our colonial roots or enjoying world-class performances, Delamar Westport provides a luxurious home base for celebrating 250 years of the American spirit.

Red, White & DelaBlue

Celebrate summer’s most festive weekends with our Red, White & DelaBlue getaway. Enjoy 25% savings on your stay and a one-time $25 dining credit, thoughtfully offered across Memorial Day (May 24–25), Independence Day (June 28–July 5), and Labor Day (August 30–September 7).

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EXPERIENCES

Westport Country Playhouse – Historic Theatre & Cultural Landmark

Founded in 1931 in a converted 19th-century barn, the Playhouse quickly became one of the country’s most important summer stock theaters — a launchpad and creative laboratory for productions that often moved to Broadway. Over the decades, it welcomed legendary performers including Paul Newman, who later served as Artistic Director, Joanne Woodward, James Earl Jones, Christopher Plummer, and Gene Wilder. The Playhouse has also staged works by major American playwrights such as Neil Simon and Arthur Miller, reinforcing its role in shaping the American theatrical canon.

Today, guests can not only attend performances but also experience behind-the-scenes tours, offering insight into the historic barn structure, backstage areas, and the rich legacy of productions that have passed through its stage. It remains a living piece of American cultural history — where storytelling, artistry, and community continue to thrive.

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The Westport Library

Founded in 1886, The Westport Library has long served as a hub for learning and community life. Overlooking the Saugatuck River, it has grown from a small reading room into a leading cultural institution, offering public programs, collaborative spaces, and access to ideas across generations.

Today, it continues to reflect Westport’s civic spirit, blending tradition with innovation as a gathering place for education, creativity, and connection.

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