Planting for Native Pollinators Wednesday, April 14 at 6PM Gain a greater understanding of how native plants impact native pollinators, why they are so important, how to plant for perpetual bloom, supporting native pollinators, and the effects of pesticides.
Thursday, April 15 - 10 am - 12 pm or 1 pm - 3 pm Join us for a week of fun outdoors at DPNC for children ages 6 to 10! Each day covers a different topic and includes hikes, games, activities and meeting live animals. The theme for today is “Habitats”. We’ll explore forests,…
Friday, April 16 - 10 am - 12 pm or 1 pm - 3 pm Join us for a week of fun outdoors at DPNC for children ages 6 to 10! Each day covers a different topic and includes hikes, games, activities and meeting live animals. The theme for today is “Aquatic Invertebrates”. We will…
Susan Hurley (1957–2016) was a regional icon, a cause célèbre well known throughout the area, particularly in the art and music worlds. Her legendary cedar-shingled houseboat, a Mystic landmark, floated in her slip on the Mystic River across from the Daniel Packer Inne for 27 years, and was host to countless parties, events, and even…
New London, CT- On Friday, April 16th 2021, Hygienic Art will host two opening receptions for “The Art of Susan Hurley” & “Collective Environments” For more information, please visit hygienic.org or call 860-443-8001. What: Opening Receptions for “The Art of Susan Hurley” and “Collective Environments” Exhibits Where: 79 Bank Street, New London, CT, 06320 When:…
Children ages 3 to 5 with special needs and a caregiver, will make spring discoveries and explore seasonal topics through outside activities and art. In addition to learning about nature, this class will provide plenty of social time for children and caregivers. Meets at DPNC. This class will be outdoors and adults are required to…
In this virtual program, Rich Shih, author of Koji Alchemy, and Chef Eric Cooper of Forage in Cambridge, MA will share ideas for how to incorporate kelp into fermentation projects at home and discuss the history and future of kelp preservation.
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Monday, April 19, 4 - 4:45 pm Tune in to meet the animals that call the Nature Center home. Hear the stories of how they came to be residents and learn about wildlife that is native to Connecticut. This program will be presented via Zoom, upon registration you should receive a link. Please email Khargrave@dpnc.org…
Bring your friends, start a team, and win prizes at Trivia Night from 7pm to 10pm. Trivia provided by Harrison who is back by popular demand hosting on the microphone. If you work in hospitality or at a local attraction, show your badge and enjoy $4 drafts and our Happy Hour Menu all night long!
Bring your friends, start a team, and win prizes at Trivia Night from 7pm to 10pm. Trivia provided by Harrison who is back by popular demand hosting on the microphone. If you work in hospitality or at a local attraction, show your badge and enjoy $4 drafts and our Happy Hour Menu all night long!
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Spring is a good time to see what invasive plant species are growing around your home. We’ll explore the trails at Coogan Farm, identifying some of our most common invasive plant species and learn ways to remove them. This program is suited for adults. Meets at Coogan Farm. Preregistration and masks are required. Members and…
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Have your children ages 6 to 10 step away from the screen and spend some time experiencing nature. This week’s topic is “Weasels and Fishers”, and we will explore the many interesting members of the weasel family. We will learn about a few that live here in CT and craft a clay model to take…
We put so much attention on perennial plants for pollinators and hummingbirds, that sometimes we forget about the woody plants and shrubs that form the backbone of our landscapes. Learn more about native woody plants that are essential to pollinators, birds and all wildlife. This program will be presented via Zoom, upon registration you should…
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Take some time to enjoy nature and join us on a guided hike along the trails at DPNC and Coogan Farm as we make seasonal discoveries. Meets at DPNC. Preregistration and masks are required. This program is suited for adults and families. Members and Nonmembers: Free This is part of our Earth Week programs, and…
Join Jena Ellenwood, an award winning bartender and cocktail educator based in Astoria, NY, for a virtual program on incorporating kelp into cocktails. Jena's has spent the last year teaching virtual cocktail and beer classes and creating her own show “Cocktails With Jena” on IGTV and YouTube. In addition, her cocktails have appeared on menus…
Springtime is shop till you drop time in Olde Mistick Village. Come enjoy great savings on select merchandise on the sidewalks, on the porches and in the stores!
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Saturday, April 24, 8 - 10 am (National Go Birding Day) Get ready for spring migration with a fun morning bird walk at Coogan Farm as we celebrate “National Go Birding Day”. With a DPNC educator as our guide, we will keep our eyes open for early returning migrants, raptors and more. Members: $17, Nonmembers:…
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Help the Earth by throwing dirt! Using seeds of native plants, learn how to create seed bombs to then be tossed in a garden area at your house or a couple of selected sites at the Nature Center. This program is suited for families. Meets at Coogan Farm. Preregistration and masks are required. Members: $4.25…
Saturday, April 24, 1 - 2 pm Join Farmer Craig to learn the basics of composting in this online class offered via Zoom. From reducing your waste to helping your garden and plants grow, to combating climate change, composting is important and doesn’t have to be complicated. This program will be presented via Zoom, you…
Please join us on Saturday, April 24th, from 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM for our 17th Annual Pins For Pets Bowlathon at Alley Katz Bowling Center, 116 Granite Street, Westerly, RI!! (Registration begins at 5:30PM). We will only have 12 teams this year and we will be following COVID guidelines. Teams of 6 bowlers for…
Monday, April 19 - Sunday, April 25 Earth Day is so important we decided to celebrate it with a week of activities that inspire an understanding of the natural world with both virtual and in-person programs. We have opportunities for all ages to celebrate connections to the earth. Join us for a hike, make a…
Sunday, April 25, 10 am -12 pm Celebrate Earth with a bit of imagination. Pick-up a packet of art supplies and ideas for your family from the JX Barn and find a place to work along the trails, fields, woods or in the classroom at Coogan Farm. After creating your upcycled masterpiece, stop back to…
In this virtual program, Chef David Standridge from The Shipwright's Daughter in Mystic, CT will walk us through three simple ways to incorporate kelp into our diet. This virtual demonstration can be viewed live on April 25 at 11am or anytime after at your convenience. Tickets can be purchased with or without ingredients to use…
Take some time to enjoy nature and join us on a guided hike along the trails at DPNC and Coogan Farm as we make seasonal discoveries. Meets at DPNC. Preregistration and masks are required. Members and Nonmembers: Free This is part of our Earth Week programs, and we are grateful to our sponsors Aquarion Water…
Bring your friends, start a team, and win prizes at Trivia Night from 7pm to 10pm. Trivia provided by Harrison who is back by popular demand hosting on the microphone. If you work in hospitality or at a local attraction, show your badge and enjoy $4 drafts and our Happy Hour Menu all night long!
Bring your friends, start a team, and win prizes at Trivia Night from 7pm to 10pm. Trivia provided by Harrison who is back by popular demand hosting on the microphone. If you work in hospitality or at a local attraction, show your badge and enjoy $4 drafts and our Happy Hour Menu all night long!
Bank Square Books and The Day present a special Read of The Day author talk and Q&A with bestselling author Julia Alvarez for the paperback release of Afterlife. Alvarez will be interviewed by Arts Reporter at The Day, Rick Koster. This is a ticketed event. Tickets to the event will range from $5 (virtual event…
Have your children ages 6 to 10 step away from the screen and spend some time experiencing nature. This week’s topic is “Ducks and Geese”, which begin nesting this time of year. We will peruse field guides to learn how to recognize common ducks and geese found in Connecticut, and then make a fun duck…
Wednesday, April 28 at 6PM Turn your knowledge of native gardening into beautiful landscapes! Learn about traditional vs. ecological gardening, edible native plants, planning your landscape, local resources for learning more, and plant names and habitats.
Join us for an instructional cooking video with Colin McCullough, of Colin Cooks Vegan, who teaches vegan and non-vegan people alike how to incorporate whole-foods, plant-based meals into their diet. You can also join us for the other programs in his Whole Foods Cooking Series: Healthy & Amazing Sauces in April and Veggie Burgers &…
While some flavors pair well together – like tomatoes and basil in marinara sauce, some vegetables and flowers support or inhibit the growth of other plants. In this online class offered via Zoom, you will learn how to improve the yield of everything planted in the same bed before you put a seed or transplant…
Join Katie Shepherd, Registered Dietitian from Food Explorers to make Homemade Tortillas with Guacamole! That’s right, you’ll learn how to make Tortillas from scratch. You’ll mix, knead, roll and cook the tortillas just in time for an afternoon snack. Exploring food encourages children to learn through sensory experiences, hands-on activities and working together to create…
The IRONS Restaurant & Bar is celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week. Show your school ID and receive 20% off your purchase.
Join us for an audiovisual lecture series on the history of movie and Broadway Musicals! The programs will be hosted by Sam and Candy Caponegro, who teach educational, entertaining, and critically reviewed classes at libraries and universities around the country on American musicals. The Golden Age of Musicals (1950s) Mon. May 3 at 6:00 pm…
