Old Lyme Town Band Brings Free Outdoor Concert to FloGris, June 14
Bring a blanket or lawn chair to enjoy an afternoon of community music celebrating America 250.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair to enjoy an afternoon of community music celebrating America 250.
The live music stroll along Lyme Street features more than a dozen performers, a new Pickin’ Party and activities for the kids.
The set list offers a reflective evening of acoustic, Americana-tinged sound on the library’s outdoor patio.
Players of varying skill levels are invited to compete in a pickleball tournament benefiting exhibitions, education programs and the historic Old Lyme gallery.
The opening reception for two of the exhibitions, including "A Connecticut History," will be held Saturday, June 13, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The festival runs June 6–21 with six concerts across southeastern Connecticut, including Old Lyme, with music from medieval to modern eras.
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.
About 100 guests gathered at the Lyme Art Association Spring Soiree to support the historic gallery rooted in the famed Lyme Art Colony.
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.