Connecticut Early Music Festival Spans Centuries of Music Across Multiple Towns
The festival runs June 6–21 with six concerts across southeastern Connecticut, including Old Lyme, with music from medieval to modern eras.
The festival runs June 6–21 with six concerts across southeastern Connecticut, including Old Lyme, with music from medieval to modern eras.
The 4:15 p.m. walk will be followed by Happy Hour at 5 p.m. at the Old Lyme Inn, featuring discounted drinks from 5–6 p.m.
I-Park will mark the statewide celebration with guided hikes, live Celtic music, art installations, crafts and pollinator garden programming in East Haddam.
More than 150 Lyme-Old Lyme students in grades K-12 will showcase their artwork at the Lymes' Youth Service Bureau. An opening reception takes place Thursday afternoon.
The event will include the Deep River Junior Ancients Fife & Drum Corps, an historic postcard slideshow and exhibits celebrating the country's 250th anniversary.
The ceremony will move to the Lyme-Old Lyme Middle School auditorium.
The Lyme Veterans Committee will hold its annual Memorial Day Ceremony Monday morning to honor fallen service members.
Join or watch the parade as it makes its way to Duck River Cemetery for Old Lyme’s annual Memorial Day ceremony.
Community members are encouraged to complete an online survey and attend a June 4 workshop that will help guide a comprehensive zoning regulation rewrite.
The proposed $48.2 million 2026–27 town budget includes a 6.2% spending increase and an estimated 0.6-mill tax rate hike.