In 2023-2024 our organization embarked on its largest research project to date, culminating in an extensive exhibit on local evidence of slavery. A portion of the exhibit is now on display at the South Windsor Public Library through February. We welcome you to a fascinating presentation that explores the context of slavery in Connecticut. Recognizing our…
In 2023-2024 our organization embarked on its largest research project to date, culminating in an extensive exhibit on local evidence of slavery. A portion of the exhibit is now on display at the South Windsor Public Library through February. Recognizing our research, exhibit, related programming and curriculum development on this project, in 2025, we received an Award…
In 2023-2024 our organization embarked on its largest research project to date, culminating in an extensive exhibit on local evidence of slavery. A portion of the exhibit is now on display at the South Windsor Public Library through February. We welcome you to a fascinating presentation that explores specific local evidence in South Windsor. Recognizing our…
The third of four morning walks designed for beginners at Hartford Audubon’s oldest sanctuary. Station 43 is an excellent birding areayear–round and on each walk we will look for seasonal birds. The walk is roughly 2.5 miles (3 hours) long over flat terrain but we may encounter areas with water/ice covering parts of the path. The…
During this 45 minute presentation, learn the science behind the “Three Sisters” gardening method and the important role nitrogen plays in a successful crop. Also known as symbiotic agriculture, the Three Sisters function as companion plantings. This program will also dive deeper into food preservation and seasonal eating during the Woodland Era. This lecture will…
Join us for this presentation on one of the most overlooked foundations of any garden! Rarely discussed by gardeners, soil is, nonetheless, vitally important. Each tablespoon of healthy soil is alive with millions of creatures, many working to keep your plants healthy. Learn why you should care about this intriguing ecosystem. Presented by Margery Winters of Roaring…
The trip focuses on finding wetland birds such as Virginia Rail, Sora, Marsh Wren, Least Bittern, Swamp Sparrow and Wood Duck. Boots and insect repellent are advised. Led by Paul Cianfaglione. For more information, see the event listing.
"PATHWAYS & BLOOMS 2026" A South Windsor Garden Tour & Plant Sale Could you use some fresh ideas on how to plan, plant and grow your own beautiful garden? Would you like to acquire gardener-grown plants at bargain prices? Then join us for our 2026 garden tour and plant sale! Plant Sale will be held Saturday,…
“PATHWAYS & BLOOMS 2026” A South Windsor Garden Tour & Plant Sale Could you use some fresh ideas on how to plan, plant and grow your own beautiful garden? Would you like to acquire gardener-grown plants at bargain prices? Then join us for our 2026 garden tour and plant sale! Plant Sale will be held Saturday,…
Come explore our local winged wildlife! Birds, butterflies, and bugs play an important role in the ecosystem of the CT River. Find out what birds inhabit this area with a Local Bird Scavenger Hunt and how bugs interact with our environment with a game of Bug Bingo! Bring your engineering skills to design and create…
We had so much fun seeing our friends and meeting new ones at the open day of the South Windsor's Farmers Market that we decided to do it all again! Stop by our booth to see some of our Native American artifacts, aminal pelts and to participate in some hands on activities. Learn more about…
Come explore the geological landscape of the Connecticut River! Bob Reynolds of the Lapidary & Mineral Society of CT will be on hand to explain about different local rocks and minerals. Visitors will be able to handle various stone tools and learn how people have used stones throughout time. Use your creativity to paint your own kindness rocks…
