Happy Hour Hiking Club with Gerri Griswold
Make a monthly resolution to keep your body moving! Skip that Happy Hour cocktail and calorie-laden appetizer, and take a walk with Gerri! It may be rainy…snowy...or just plain hot […]
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Llama Walk with Debbie Labbe, Country Quilt Llama Farm
From November 2025 through March 2026! Llama Walks are back!! Walk your own llama on the Cranberry Pond Trail, 87 Webster Road. Minimum 4 walkers. $55.00 per person ages 8 […]
The Jerrod Cattey Trio Presents: A Charlie Brown Christmas!
This FREE program is made possible through a generous donor…. Saturday, December 13, 2025 Experience the magic of the season as the trio brings to life the timeless music from […]
Litchfield Hills Audubon Christmas Bird Count
Sunday, December 14, 2025 To volunteer, email Dave Tripp : dtrippjr@gmail.com
Dark of Winter Yoga with Judith Ehrman-Shapiro
Two Wednesdays a Month, December 3, 2025 through March 11, 2026 Dark of Winter Yoga as a bi-monthly online workshop. Sessions can be taken individually or as a series. Judith […]
The Eastern Coyote in Connecticut with Master Wildlife Conservationist Paul Colburn
Thursday, December 18, 2025 Should they be feared or revered? “Eastern Coyotes in Connecticut” focuses on the history of coyotes in Connecticut, an overview of coyote habitat, diet, behavior, and […]
A Holiday Stroll Up Apple Hill
December 20, 2025 It’s actually just an excuse to savor homemade scones, guzzle outlandishly rich hot chocolate, and share friendship at the pinnacle of one of our most beautiful trails. Comfort and Joy! 10:00 a.m., Meet at the Apple Hill Trailhead off East Shore Road. The event is free and limited to 12 guests. Please […]
Museum Children Free Week
December 21 - 27, 2025 Courtesy of Tara and Arthur Diedrick. Free admission to children ages twelve and under when accompanied by an adult.
CHRISTMAS
Wednesday, December 24th Closing at 1pm Thursday, December 25, 2024 MUSEUM & OFFICES CLOSED
A Winter Walk Through Catlin Woods
Saturday, December 27, 2025 Stroll through the pine-flanked trails of this beautiful old growth forest that has been untouched for 200 years. Learn about the plants and animals that make Catlin Woods their home. PLUS…Just who is this forest named after anyway? 10:00 a.m., Meet in the Museum. FREE…Donations will be accepted to help defray […]