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Ongoing, September 4 through September 30 Cotton is the fiber most often associated with quilts. But wool quilts were also created—especially during the 1930s and 1940s. Made from old wool clothes or … [Read more...] about Great Hall Exhibit: Make Do or Do Without — Depression Era Wool Quilts

  Meet in the Great Hall and nearby courtyard. Join weaver and exhibit curator Peggy Hart for a talk on depression-era wool quilts at 11:00 a.m. Then celebrate wool and experience a “spin-in” … [Read more...] about Artist Talk and Spin-in: Make Do or Do Without— Depression-era Wool Quilts

  Kids, grab your grandparents and celebrate this official Grandparents Day by enjoying the StoryWalk® Abuela by Arthur Dorros on the lawn. At the welcome desk we have self-guided adventures for … [Read more...] about Celebrate Grandparents Day!

Meet in the Great Hall. For adults, teens, and children ages 6 and up (accompanied by an adult). Join us for a FREE program in this series featuring stories and art, soaking up the natural world as we … [Read more...] about Art Naturally Series: Discover Nature Through Story and Art

  Annual fall trash cleanup of the Connecticut River. Volunteers Clean the river by foot or boat along the four-state watershed. Join DCR staff and others to clean up our Connecticut River and … [Read more...] about Source to Sea Clean-Up: Hard Work, Real Fun, True Impact

September 24 through October 20—Honk Honk: A Story on Migration by Mick Manning and Brita Granström. For young readers ages 4-8 and all fans of geese and migration. Enjoy a story, fresh air and … [Read more...] about Story Walk Honk Honk: A Story on Migration