Cowboy Al’s Wild West Museum
Cowboy Al's Wild West Museum 67 Chestnut Hill Road, Litchfield, United StatesCome visit the wonderful, free collection 80-years in the making. Contact cowboyal336 at gmail dot com.
Free
Events
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Walk-In Tours | “The Land Carries Our Ancestors”
New Britain Museum of American Art 56 Lexington Street, New Britain, CT, United StatesJoin a Docent-led tour through the NBMAA's exhibition The Land Carries Our Ancestors: Contemporary Art by Native Americans. Sundays at 1 p.m. | April 21 - September 15
Visit with Children’s Author Jamie Deenihan
Manross Memorial Library 260 Central St, Bristol, CT, United StatesJoin us for an interactive visit with author Jamie Deenihan. What do we do when life gives us lemons? Make lemonade, of course! Ages 5+. Join us for an interactive visit with author Jamie Deenihan. Please register in advance by visiting the Manross Library, calling 860-584-7790, or online @ BristolLib.com/manross
Free
Author Jamie Deenihan
Manross Memorial Library 260 Central St, Bristol, CT, United StatesJoin us for an interactive visit with author Jamie Deenihan. What do we do when life gives us lemons? Make lemonade, of course! All ages. Please register in advance by visiting the Manross Library, calling 860-584-7790, or online: BristolLib.com/manross
Free
CT Author Wakime Hauser
Manross Memorial Library 260 Central St, Bristol, CT, United StatesMeet Connecticut author, educator, CEO of Workout Harder Fitness, and motivational speaker Wakime Hauser who will discuss the process that led him to write his autobiography and works of poetry. Please call to register: #860-584-7790, visit, or go online: BristolLib.com/manross
Free
Celebrate West Hartford
Cedar Hill Cemetery 453 Fairfield Ave, Hartford, CT, United StatesWest Hartford, officially separated from the capital city in 1854, was home to many well-known personages who now reside at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Connie Robinson introduces you to Yung Wing, Ira Dimock, Morgan Brainard and more, on this tour of the historic cemetery. Admission to the program is $10.00 and free for Cedar Hill Cemetery […]
$10.00
Armchair Travel: Visiting Our National Parks
South Windsor Library 1550 Sullivan Avenue, South Windsor, CT, United StatesIn August 2016 the National Parks Service celebrated its 100-year anniversary. It had been a varied, and some would say controversial 100 years. From parks having to be guarded by the army, to the extirpation of apex predators like wolves and cougars, to roads cutting through 80 miles of pristine wilderness and road cuttings seven […]
Free
Ctrl+Shift Democracy: Big Data and You
Connecticut's Old State House 800 Main St, Hartford, C, United StatesThe Connecticut Democracy Center is please to present a thought-provoking program “Big Data and You,” as part of a summer series, entitled "Ctrl + Shift Democracy: The Impact of Technology on Society and Governance. This second of three panel discussion explores the profound impact of big data on government and citizens, focusing on its potential to […]
Free
How Bugs Shaped Art: Lecture with Dr. Carol Anelli
Bruce Preseents: How Bugs Shaped Art: Exploring the Role of Insects in Art History-with Dr. Carol Anelli Thursday, July 18th, 6-7:30 pm in the Gale and Robert H. Lawrence, Jr., and Pamela and Robert Goergen Auditorium Join us for an enlightening lecture by Dr. Carol Anelli, an expert, as she delves into the fascinating world of […]
$20