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Add EventPurchase a $5 bag, donated by the Big Y supermarket, and fill it with as many books, CDs and DVD as it can hold at this sale in the library's Community Room. The BookCellar will be open at the same time with books not included in the bag sale. Every dollar earned at the BookCellar […]
Musical Masterworks continues its 35th season in March with The Sacred and the Profane, a program spanning themes of devotion and desire, ritual and rebellion and light and darkness. Musical Masterworks Artistic Director Tessa Lark will be joined by harpist Bridget Kibbey, violinist Chad Hoopes, violist Matthew Lipman and cellist Mihai Marica. Pre-concert talks with the […]
Musical Masterworks continues its 35th season in March with The Sacred and the Profane, a program spanning themes of devotion and desire, ritual and rebellion and light and darkness. Musical Masterworks Artistic Director Tessa Lark will be joined by harpist Bridget Kibbey, violinist Chad Hoopes, violist Matthew Lipman and cellist Mihai Marica. Pre-concert talks with the […]
Watch, listen and learn as Bev York dons different hats to portray six suffragists, from Elizabeth Cady Stanton to Alice Paul. The lecture is part of the Thames River Heritage Park and Lyman Allyn Art Museum series marking the nation’s 250th anniversary. Freedom: The Victories, Promises, and Potentials of 1776 examines what freedom has meant throughout […]
Learn which native plants produce long-lasting seeds, how to identify and collect ripe seeds and proper methods for processing and storing them. This session, hosted by the Duck River Garden Club, will be led by Lydia Pan, Ph.D., a retired biomedical scientist and environmental steward focused on biodiversity. The schedule includes a 6 p.m. garden […]
Join neighbors of all ages for an afternoon of art, sign-making, music, and joyful resistance in preparation for No Kings Day. "Together, we'll build community, raise our voices and create the bold, beautiful tools of democracy," the Lyme-Old Lyme Partnership for Social Justice said. "Children are especially welcome for face-painting, sign-making and donuts!"
If you like potlucks – and who doesn’t – come on down to Hadlyme Public Hall with your favorite potluck dish. Bring your friends and grab a table. Dessert provided. BYOB. All are welcome.
Participants are invited to pot a variety of native seeds to grow at home, share seeds with neighbors and learn about supporting local pollinators. Pots, soil and a curated selection of seeds will be provided. The event is presented in collaboration with the Old Lyme Land Trust. Advance registration is requested.
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts invites the public to a student exhibition of terracotta sculpture in its historic Sill House. Preparatory sketches and finished clay sculptures will demonstrate the terracotta process from first gesture to resolved form. Works include creative compositions as well as studies from life.
Lyme Pollinator Pathway celebrates five years of local pollinator habitat restoration and community education with the debut of the Habitat Hero Award.
Lyme Academy of Fine Arts invites the public to a student exhibition of terracotta sculpture in its historic Sill House. Preparatory sketches and finished clay sculptures will demonstrate the terracotta process from first gesture to resolved form. Works include creative compositions as well as studies from life.
Diana Drake will offer guidance on selecting and planting native species for lawns and established gardens with examples from the library grounds. Advance registration is requested.
