This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, May 8-10
Mother’s Day weekend is blooming in Lyme and Old Lyme, where two popular plant sales give shoppers some good causes and gorgeous greenery to dig into.
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Lecture Brings Florence Griswold’s Story to Life at Lyme Public Library, May 16
Learn how Florence Griswold helped shape the artist colony that still defines Old Lyme’s cultural identity.
Stars & Stripes Talk Coming to Old Lyme Historical Society, May 14
Artist James Meehan will trace the evolution and symbolism of the U.S. flag from 1777 to today.
Explore Connecticut’s Early Dutch History at Hadlyme Hall, May 3
Learn about the little-known rivalry between the Dutch and English for control of the Connecticut River Valley and Long Island Sound 400 years ago.
This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, April 30-May 3
Take in a show from the living room of an eccentric castle, embark on a rugged ramble through a Lyme preserve or learn life-saving skills from EMS volunteers.
Lyme Public Hall to Host Talk on Quiet-Water Paddling, May 13
Alex and Jerelyn Wilson will discuss local paddling spots like Whalebone Creek and Selden Neck as part of their talk on canoeing and kayaking across the Northeast.
What AI Is … and Isn’t: Old Lyme Library Talk to Explore Hype and Reality of Artificial Intelligence
A community session on May 6 at the Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library will examine the real-world uses and risks of AI.
Theater Review: ‘Osaki-San’ at Gillette Castle Shines Light on Remarkable Life of Gillette’s Gentleman Valet
The life of William Gillette’s valet, Yukitaka Osaki, is portrayed in a thoughtful and quietly moving performance. A historian and professor offers perspective on the show.
From Gala in the Gallery to Pickleball, Lyme Art Association Showcases a Season of Events
Lyme Art Association announces spring events including its annual gala, call for exhibition submissions and inaugural pickleball fundraiser.
Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center in Old Lyme Hosts Family Day, April 25
Activities for the kids combine with music and food for all ages for an afternoon of fun and discovery along the Lieutenant River.
Lecture Brings Florence Griswold’s Story to Life at Lyme Public Library, May 16
Learn how Florence Griswold helped shape the artist colony that still defines Old Lyme’s cultural identity.
Stars & Stripes Talk Coming to Old Lyme Historical Society, May 14
Artist James Meehan will trace the evolution and symbolism of the U.S. flag from 1777 to today.
Explore Connecticut’s Early Dutch History at Hadlyme Hall, May 3
Learn about the little-known rivalry between the Dutch and English for control of the Connecticut River Valley and Long Island Sound 400 years ago.
This Weekend in Lyme and Old Lyme, April 30-May 3
Take in a show from the living room of an eccentric castle, embark on a rugged ramble through a Lyme preserve or learn life-saving skills from EMS volunteers.
Lyme Public Hall to Host Talk on Quiet-Water Paddling, May 13
Alex and Jerelyn Wilson will discuss local paddling spots like Whalebone Creek and Selden Neck as part of their talk on canoeing and kayaking across the Northeast.
What AI Is … and Isn’t: Old Lyme Library Talk to Explore Hype and Reality of Artificial Intelligence
A community session on May 6 at the Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library will examine the real-world uses and risks of AI.
Theater Review: ‘Osaki-San’ at Gillette Castle Shines Light on Remarkable Life of Gillette’s Gentleman Valet
The life of William Gillette’s valet, Yukitaka Osaki, is portrayed in a thoughtful and quietly moving performance. A historian and professor offers perspective on the show.
From Gala in the Gallery to Pickleball, Lyme Art Association Showcases a Season of Events
Lyme Art Association announces spring events including its annual gala, call for exhibition submissions and inaugural pickleball fundraiser.
Roger Tory Peterson Estuary Center in Old Lyme Hosts Family Day, April 25
Activities for the kids combine with music and food for all ages for an afternoon of fun and discovery along the Lieutenant River.