Park & Rec is hosting a Potluck & Movie Night - Join us for Charlotte’s Web Starts at 6:30…bring your own picnic, there will be games for the kids. Movie starts at 8:00 - Park & Rec Concession Stand This is a great way to finish off the fun Ag Fair Day! For more details www.cornwallparkrec.org
Senior Lunch September 13 12 P.M., Foote Field Pavilion MUST RSVP by September 9 to Jen Markow at prcornwal@gmail.com or call/text 860-480-0600.
Thursdays from 3:30 to 5pm. Begins September 15. Planned projects for the fall (subject to change) are listed below. Please join us and invite your friends! We will also have a high school helper to assist with crafts this fall, and Legos and general art supplies for everyone as usual! Feel free to reach out [Read More...]
The Cornwall Conservation Trust will lead our town's 6th 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.
Garden book swap and potluck lunch. CHLA. Rain or shine. RSVP by September 14, https://cornwallgardenclub.org/RSVP
On Sunday, September 18 at 11:30 a.m., the UCC Parish House hosts an opening reception for “Reflections of Summer,” featuring paintings by Susan Hellmann, Zejke Hermann, Charles Besozzi, and photography by Lazlo Gyorsok and Joan Hinchman. Open weekdays 9-noon (except Fridays), Sundays 10-noon, or by appointment with one of the artists, through October 30.
The Souterrain Gallery will be hosting an artist reception for “Nature’s Core,” a show by photographer Bela Selendy, on Saturday September 24, from 3 to 6ish p.m. This will be accompanied by music and a Dan Evans special BBQ as part of the Wish House 25-year anniversary. All are welcome to join the party. More [Read More...]
Senior Breakfast September 27, Foote Field Pavilion MUST RSVP by September 23 to Jen Markow at prcornwal@gmail.com or call/text 860-480-0600.
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...]
