From Family Forts to Funny Films: There’s an Activity for Everyone in the Week Ahead
Wildlife programs, robotics workshops, and history talks are among the options for residents ranging from young children to older adults.
Wildlife programs, robotics workshops, and history talks are among the options for residents ranging from young children to older adults.
Historic Connecticut gardens take center stage as the Duck River Garden Club welcomes Roseland Cottage’s Laurie Masciandaro for this public program.
Senior center artists are exhibiting mixed-media work at the Old Lyme Phoebe Griffin Noyes Library through March, with a portion of sales supporting programs for seniors.
Build confidence and learn how to respond quickly in emergencies through this life-saving class.
The presentation by Roseland Cottage site manager Laurie Masciandaro will explore the design, history, and lasting appeal of 16 historic gardens across the state.
The curators will explore Finnish modernism and 19th-century French painting through the work of Helene Schjerfbeck and Jean-Léon Gérôme.
The Currach Rowers use traditional lightweight boats from Ireland’s coast, offer instruction, and compete in seasonal regattas.
This weekend's lineup includes student performers, pancakes galore and world-class music close to home.
SECWAC will host U.S. Naval Academy professor John Polga-Hecimovich for a Feb. 12 talk examining Venezuela, authoritarian resilience, and U.S. strategy.
“Building Layers for Biodiversity" will focus on designing native plant gardens that support wildlife, prevent invasive weeds and make the landscape more beautiful.