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Add EventLearn 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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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.
Old Lyme Land Trust will host an interactive presentation on one of Connecticut’s most adaptable and often-misunderstood wild residents: the Eastern coyote. The talk is part of the land trust’s annual meeting. A short organizational update and light refreshments will precede the talk. Featured speaker Ginny Apple, Master Wildlife Conservationist with the Connecticut Department of […]
Enjoy soups, breads, desserts and beverages at this free event in the historic chapel. Donations will be accepted.
Join the Old Lyme Land Trust for a walk led by Maggie Jones, a botanist, ornithologist, and ecologist known for her work studying relationships between plants and wildlife, particularly insect-eating birds. Registration is requested.
Essex Winter Series hosts the acclaimed vocal ensemble Chanticleer, who will perform Our American Journey as part of the series' continued celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. The prolific recording and touring ensemble has sold over one million recordings and performed thousands of concerts around the world.
