Cornish Community Initiative

Senior Coffee Hour
2026-04-21 14:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | Masons of Cheshire-Mt Vernon Lodge, 36 School St, Cornish, NH
Please join as we continue our discussion about caregiving. Most of us, either by choice or necessity, will become the primary caregiver of someone we love, or we ourselves will require a caregiver. When we have friends and family who are caregivers, how can we support them? If you are a caregiver now or have been in the past, what help would be/was most needed? We will focus on generating a list of ways we can help caregivers.
For this session, be prepared to brainstorm some of the barriers we might encounter in caregiving/care receiving and some possible solutions to these barriers. We will explore together how we can prepare to find or give what is needed. All of us together are smarter than any one of us. As we brainstorm from our collective experiences the results can be brilliant!
Seniors living in Cornish, as well as those in Plainfield and Meriden, are warmly invited to attend. Caregivers, family, and friends are also welcome. CAIP volunteers will set up coffee and tea for attendees. CAIP’s goal is to provide our seniors with social time, stimulating conversation, and helpful information related to aging.
Social coffee hours are held on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 10:00 am, and themed coffee hours are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 2:00 pm, and both at the Masonic Hall in Cornish Flat.

Fiber Group
2026-04-21 18:30 | Cornish Fire Station, 187 NH-120, Cornish, NH, 03745
Happy Spring, Fiber Friends! We continue to gather with Fiber projects of all kinds each Tuesday evening. Bring a project, show up for help with a project, or offer guidance. All levels welcome!
Questions? contact Amanda magickalhands@comcast.net or Kathleen- kathleen.maslan@comcast.net

Garden Club
2026-04-21 19:00 - 20:00 | Cornish Town Offices, 488 Town House Road, Cornish, NH, United States
All are welcome
Bill Noble, long time friend and sometimes resident of Cornish, will do a presentation:
The Plantsman’s Paradox: Too many Plants, Too Little Self Control
The focus is on spring and early summer flowering perennials and shrubs. Bill is the Director of Preservation for the Garden Conservancy and has been instrumental in the preservation and restoration of gardens throughout the US, as well as developing and maintaining his garden in Norwich. He is author of a 2020 book Spirit of Place: The Making of a New England Garden. In this he describes the pleasures and challenges of creating a garden that feels deeply rooted to its place.
All Cornish Garden Club presentations are free and open to the public.
