October 8, 15 and 22, 2022 (10 am to 11:30 am). Combined Media with Collette Hurst. $75 includes 3 weekly Saturday sessions (payable to the instructor at class). Class will be held in the Activity Room with personal spacing provided Create combined media paintings of nature subjects. Start with a watercolor underpainting and then add [Read More...]
Join neighbors to plant bulbs in front of the Library. Bulbs provided. No fee. Bring a trowel or small shovel if you can. Hot cider and donuts. RSVP by October 5 https://cornwallgardenclub.org/RSVP
Join us at YMCA Camp Mohawk for a day of fall fun including: Crafts Pumpkin Decorating Face Paint Games Duck Racing Campfires S'mores Camp lunch Archery Hot Cider Photo Booth And more! $10 per person Rain Date scheduled for Sunday, October 16th For More Information visit campmohawk.org or call the office at (860) 672-6655 YMCA [Read More...]
The Little Guild’s 15th Annual Run & Wag 5K is October 15, starting at noon. The premier human/dog race in the region offers runners, walkers and their canine companions a great day in the Cornwall Valley. Registration is online only at littleguild.org and closes October 11. There’s a virtual option too to do your 5K [Read More...]
Cornwall’s annual Newcomers Tea. We’ll welcome those new and recently new to our town with short introductions about our town and organizations, time to mingle, and refreshments and snacks. Hosted by The Cornwall Association.
In her memoir, As It Turns Out, Alice Sedgwick Wohl describes a privileged but isolated childhood and looks back at the momentous and tragic life of her younger sister Edie who, as Andy Warhol's muse, became a celebrity cult figure of the 1960's. Alice will discuss her book at the Cornwall Library with Robert Becker, [Read More...]
Please join us for a fun afternoon filled with information displays and exciting events to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the CVFD.
A Cornwall Connecticut Library Literary Seminar by Mark Scarbrough Winner of the Nobel Prize and a capacious talent with his feet firmly in the English tradition of the novel, Kazuo Ishiguro has carved out a slow-growing but astounding career as a post-Proust writer who can morph everything from Arthurian legend to the novels of Jane [Read More...]
