FAIRFIELD, CT — Fairfield-based fashion designer Jennifer Butler will present her spring collection at the Fairfield Public Library’s Bruce S. Kershner Art Gallery at 3 p.m. on Sunday, March 30.

The event, which is open to the public, serves as a fundraiser for the library’s programs and services. A suggested donation of $50 is encouraged. The Bruce S. Kershner Art Gallery is located at the library’s main branch at 1080 Old Post Road.

“Spring is here, and seeing Jennifer’s lovely and creative designs is a wonderful way to start the season,” said Michael Foley, president of the Friends of Fairfield Public Library. “The beautiful Bruce S. Kershner Art Gallery is the perfect setting.”

Butler, a board member of the Friends of Fairfield Public Library, has supported the library for more than a decade. Her biannual fashion shows have raised thousands of dollars, particularly benefiting the library’s Teen Department, where a plaque recognizes her contributions.

“The Fairfield Public Library is a crucial part of our community, and I’m grateful for the generosity people have shown at my shows over the years,” Butler said. “It’s a fun way to meet new friends, see old friends and support our library.”

The fashion show will feature local models wearing both day and evening wear, concluding with a traditional bridal look. Light refreshments will be served.

Those interested in attending can register at Fairfield Public Library’s website or by calling 203-256-3160.

Butler, who has operated Jennifer Butler Design in Fairfield for more than 25 years, has created custom pieces for weddings, special events and gatherings. More information about her work is available at [email protected] or on social media @jenbutlerdesign.