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This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, Oct. 9-11
Art, live music, a veterans benefit and a dog-friendly fall festival are among the things to do this weekend.
Lyme’s Lisa Holmes Takes Farmers’ Stories From Field to Film
A documentary from Lyme resident Lisa Holmes digs into the challenges facing independent farmers and the changing landscape of American agriculture.
Meet the Artist at Lyme Library Photography Reception, Oct. 6
An exhibition of fine art photography by Lyme photographer Skip Hine is on display at the Lyme Public Library through Dec. 1.
Lyme Artist Helps Bring East Haddam History — and Cats — to Life in New Mural
The mural from artists Jac Lahav of Lyme and Aliyah Lacombe of New London will be celebrated Oct. 4 as part of the Public Art for Racial Justice Education (PARJE) initiative.
Hadlyme Public Hall Revives Favorite Tradition with Artists & Friends Art Show, Oct. 9-11
Hadlyme Public Hall’s longtime art show returns with work by contemporary artists in a range of mediums.
LAA’s Fall Lineup Offers Taste of New England Art and Cuisine
Autumn at the Lyme Art Association includes landscapes, food-inspired art and the annual Palate to Palette gala, plus a call for artists for Deck the Walls.
Entrance to the Lyme Art Association under a blue sky.
Exploring the United States Through Art in LAA Series, Sept. 30-Oct. 28
Old Lyme art historian Bob Potter will lead a five-part online series about American art and artists from the Colonial era through the mid-20th century.
Lyme Academy Opens Studios for 50th Anniversary Celebration, Oct. 24
Guests will be able to observe studio demonstrations, meet artists and faculty, enjoy dinner and bid on artwork during the anniversary celebration.
131 Films, Workshops and More at Mystic Film Festival, Sept. 24-27
The ninth annual festival will feature films, filmmaker workshops, panel discussions, screenings of student work and actor William Sadler as its lifetime achievement honoree.
Musical Masterworks’ 36th Season Explores What Makes Music ‘American’
Starting Oct. 10 and 11, the season will celebrate traditions and influences that have shaped American music.
movie marquis advertising a photography exhibition
Photographer Skip Hine Has Solo Exhibition at Garde Arts Center through September 25 
This local Lyme photographer’s solo show is now on view at New London’s historic Garde.
Plein Air, Van Gogh and More at Lyme Art Association
The annual Paint the Town event returns Aug. 29, followed by a lineup of fall exhibitions, art classes, a one-man Van Gogh play and more.
Arts Notes: Concerts, Exhibitions and Auditions Across the Region
From world premieres in East Haddam to choral auditions in New London and Old Saybrook, area organizations are inviting the public to experience and participate in the arts.
Old Lyme Seeks Community Photos for America 250 Commemorative Book
Share your best Old Lyme photos to help document the country’s 250th anniversary. Selected images may also be featured in town publications and online.
From Rembrandt the Dog to LEGO Towers, Old Lyme’s Midsummer Festival Delivers a Day of Art-Inspired Fun
The celebration highlighted Old Lyme’s creative roots with art, LEGO challenges, a classic car show honoring Phil Parcak, live performances and hands-on environmental activities.
Booths are seen on the grounds in front of the Florence Griswold Museum.
This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, July 24 & 25
The annual Old Lyme Midsummer Festival starts with a free Friday night concert and continues on Saturday with a 5K run, art exhibitions, family activities, classic cars, fireworks and more.
Lyme-Old Lyme High School Student Thomas Kelly Wins First Place in Shoreline Arts Alliance Celebration of the Arts
Thomas Kelly is awarded a $1,000 scholarship for winning First Place for his dance performance.
Four band members play outside the senior center side porch.
This Week’s Lineup: Two Free Summer Concerts Bring Doo Wop and Polka to Old Lyme, July 23
Two venues, two bands and one summer evening of free live music await concertgoers in Old Lyme this Thursday.
Dan Stevens brings ‘Blues 101’ to the Old Lyme Library, July 29
Blues musician Dan Stevens explores the history of the blues in a multi-media presentation.
The Movie Man: Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ is worth the wait
Christopher Nolan’s epic delivers memorable performances and breathtaking practical effects, making it well worth seeing in IMAX.