‘How to Thrive at 65 and Beyond’ with Lyme EMS
FREE Community Workshop - Open to ALL Join Lyme EMS for a fun, interactive workshop focused on healthy aging, independence and practical everyday wellness. You’ll leave with simple ideas, helpful […]
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Community members are invited to bring a favorite dish to share for the traditional potluck supper. The event will also feature a trivia contest with questions drawn from the town’s […]
New England Baroque concert, as the penultimate concert of the Connecticut Early Music Festival, pairs Bach and Vivaldi with a contemporary work by Caroline Shaw. Seating is general admission.
The Connecticut Early Music Festival series concludes with Mozart’s Requiem (K. 626) and Ave Verum Corpus, alongside Rachmaninoff’s Bogoroditse Devo performed by the CEMS orchestra and chorus under Ian Watson. Seating is general admission.
With over a dozen performers, the annual celebration takes place on Lyme Street, stretching from the First Congregational Church of Old Lyme, where the Old Lyme Town Band will play, […]
All ages and families are welcome. Join Ms. Jazzy, Ms. Kathy and Nike on the patio for pizza and other outdoor activities. Handcrafted ice cream will be available for purchase […]
Lyme Public Library Director Melissa Fournier will discuss the New York Committee of Vigilance, the multiracial anti-slavery organization Lyme-born abolitionist David Ruggles helped establish in 1835 to combat slave-catching operations […]
This talk about the later years of Lyme-born abolitionist David Ruggles will be led by representatives from the David Ruggles Center for History and Education in Northampton, Massachusetts. After deteriorating […]
Old Lyme Selectman and historian Jim Lampos will present this lecture on Lyme-born abolitionist David Ruggles and civil disobedience. A panel discussion will follow with retired prosecutor Lonnie Braxton, East […]
This program features Liz Lightfoot of Historic New England. Lightfoot will talk about the importance of Witness Stones, which have been installed at sites across Lyme and Old Lyme, in […]
Celebrate the conclusion of Lyme Public Library's David Ruggles Week with the unveiling of two large community-created portraits by artist Jac Lahav depicting Lyme-born abolitionist Ruggles and Frederick Douglass, who […]
Local historians Jim Lampos and Michaelle Pearson will explore how the Revolutionary War took root in the communities that now make up Lyme, Old Lyme, East Lyme and Salem. Topics […]