Bill Lipfert will give an updated presentation on Balloch's Crossing and railroads in the area Please email chs@cornishnh.net with any questions
an annual arts festival and fee-free day
Calling all homeschoolers and their families! Visit Saint-Gaudens NHP for special educational programs including ranger-guided programs, drop-in activities, and educational workshops. Space limited for some workshops. Visit https://www.nps.gov/saga/learn/homeschool-adventure-day.htm for more information and instructions to register.
Unwind with harpist Pam Stohrer in a restorative afternoon of mindfulness and music. This program blends therapeutic harp music with mindful practices to create a calming and uplifting atmosphere for relaxation and well-being.
The public is welcome to attend in person or via Zoom. The Zoom link is below. Proposed Agenda: 1. Approve September minutes. 2. Educational forums: a. Fall series on building science, building envelope & insulation b. Methane monitoring & reduction c. Forum on EV's and another on heat pumps? 3. Town energy use - next...
Cornish Aging in Place (CAIP) holds a monthly social coffee hour on the first Tuesday of each month at 10:00 am. Note that these are now held at the Masonic Hall on Church Street in Cornish Flat. Seniors living in Cornish, as well as those in Plainfield and Meriden, are warmly invited to attend. Caregivers, family, and friends are also...
Ground Breaking Celebration at new Cornish Library and Community Center Site 226 NH Route 120, Cornish, NH This will be a simple gathering to celebrate the start of the construction work. This project has been 4+ years in the making. The public is welcome to attend. Thank you and hope to see you there. CCI...
CHS Secretary Caroline Storrs will give a presentation on Cornish Colony members who contributed artistically to art and architecture in Washington, D.C. When the Cornish 8th graders visit Washington DC, these connections are an important focus of the trip and an important reminder to our graduates that Cornish has a unique and important place in the study...
Join us to learn more about the Plainfield Natural Resources Inventory update and to share your thoughts and opinions on Plainfield's significant natural areas and open spaces. Evening activities hosted by the Plainfield Conservation Commission and Moosewood Ecological LLC Light refreshments provided For more information on the Plainfield NRI please contact: Plainfield Conservation Commission pcc@plainfieldnh.org
Join artist Berkley Heath for a hands-on afternoon of indigo dyeing. Participants will dye small fabric samples and may bring a clean natural-fiber item from home (cotton, linen, wool) to transform with indigo. Discover the history of this ancient dye and how Berkley cultivates Japanese indigo right here in Claremont. Email Jim Allen to reserve...