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The 20th AngelRide takes place on June 3rd - the fifth year in support of The Arthur C. Luf Children's Burn Camp. AngelRide is a charity cycling event offering a […]
Enjoy a weekend-long celebration of prestigious automobiles filled with family fun at two exceptional Hagerty Concours events. The fun starts with Saturday’s Concours de Sport featuring cars from and inspired […]
Arborist John Kehoe leads this walk featuring Cedar Hill Cemetery’s rare and notable trees. The tour, through the ornamental foreground and historic memorial sections, will highlight trees such as the […]
This special Family Event will be led by Redding artist Alice Smith. Participants will be given a brief introduction to the Earth Art movement of the late 60s and early […]
Renowned bird carver and wildlife sculptor, Peter Bowe, offers an exciting hands-on bird carving workshop entitled, “Birds of the Redding Woods”. Participants will work alongside Peter to carve and paint […]
Immerse yourself in the many forms of contemporary and traditional printmaking at this free, two-day festival hosted by Five Points Arts, featuring Big Ink’s giant custom press. See art in […]
This hike is at one of Avalonia’s newest acquisitions and only Norwich property, Cedar Wood Preserve —47 acres of field, woods, and water. This 1.4-mile hike goes through an upper trail with open fields and good birding opportunities and through a […]
This fantastic biennial event showcases artwork by some of the region’s finest artists, and includes a silent auction, art demonstrations, and activities for children and adults, all celebrating the timeless […]
Food, music, wine lectures offered. A portion of event proceeds goes to the Lenox Library.
