Visit the CGC at the Fair for flower pressing, compost info and natural gardening advice. Cornwall Village Green. No RSVP necessary!
The Cornwall Agricultural Fair is happening Saturday, September 9th on the town green from 10-4pm.
Community/Senior Lunch, September 12, noon at the UCC Parish House. RSVP by September 8 to park.recreation@cornwallct.gov or call/text 860-480-0600.
Bring your toddlers to the Library for a chance to play with other little ones.
Come join us as we continue our after school art program - now on Wednesdays. We have an exciting schedule of projects planned for the fall, and now, bus service will be available from CCS to the library (upon request to school administration).
The Cornwall Conservation Trust will lead our town's 7th annual Clean-Up/Green-Up Day. Meet at the CCT office, 7 Railroad Square, between 9-10 a.m. We'll have refreshments and supplies for all. More info at CornwallConservationTrust.org.
Saturday mornings from 10am until 11:30am, September 16, 23, and 30. $75 for all three sessions. Registration is required at cornwalllibrary.org. Fee payable to instructor at the first class. Students of all levels welcome. Supply List provided upon registration. $75 for all 3 classes. Registration required at cornwalllibrary.org.
Swap seeds, stories and books with fellow Cornwallians. Potluck. Rain or shine. Cream Hill Lake Association. RSVP by Wednesday, September 13th Visit https://cornwallgardenclub.org/events/ for details & RSVP
The Cornwall Historical Society invites the public to a free talk by Marena Wisniewski, titled The Sustainable Home. Saturday September 16, at 4 P.M. Meant to dispel the myth that historic homes can’t be energy efficient. 7 Pine Street Cornwall, CT
Opening Reception Saturday, September 16 from 5pm - 7pm. The show will be on display through October. Registration is requested for the opening reception. Notes on Clarissa is an ongoing project inspired by the 18th-century epistolary novel Clarissa by Samuel Richardson. The novel's four-volume story is told primarily through the correspondence (500+ letters) between its [Read More...]
