by the Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS) Families, & all ages welcome! Short walk afterwards on CREA. Bring your own water. For hundreds of years, humans didn't understand the vital role that raptors play in our ecosystem. Our VINS Educator will discuss current research, banding, and monitoring work with American Kestrels. Join us in...
Living a Sustainable Lifestyle: Tea & Talks is hosting a discussion series on several topics pertaining to sustainable living. All are welcome. Informal discussion and information sharing. ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6275609302 Meeting ID: 627 560 9302 https://www.resilience.org/stories/2024-02-01/the-future-is-feral-and-climate-resilient/ https://www.monicagagliano.com/
Jennifer Militello, the current NH Poet Laureate, will be reading from her poetry at this event. She is a published author, winner of multiple poetry prizes and is currently the a faculty member of the MFA program at New England College. Sponsored by the Friends of the Meriden Library.
We will be accepting clothing donations Wednesday, 5/1 to Friday, 5/3. Since this is our spring event, we are looking for warmer weather clothing; pants, shorts, tees, summer dresses and pajamas, and raincoats! Please make sure that any clothing being donated is clean; no tears or significant stains. As a reminder, this event is FREE!! There is no requirement...
CORNISH LIBRARY CAPITAL CAMPAIGN APPRECIATION EVENT in honor of reaching first $1M Milestone in donations and pledges Please join us for light refreshments. Remarks at 11am. Bring a lawn chair. This will be also be a chance to say thank you and farewell to town librarian Stephanie McAndrew, and say hello to our new town...
We are so excited that Ida Burroughs has offered to lead us through Yatsevitch Forest at 10 am this Sunday, May 5th, providing it's not pouring rain. She asked that we meet at the end of Bryant Brook Road. Thank you Karim Chichakly for setting this up! Directions can be found on Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/place/43%C2%B030'15.1%22N+72%C2%B019'00.3%22W/@43.50418,-72.3193383,17z Please call...
On Monday at 11 AM at the Cornish Store we'll have a seed packing party to repackage donated seeds for the seed library. Drop in for a few minutes or stay for a while. See you there!
Come and chat with your friends and neighbors. CAIP (Cornish Aging in Place ) volunteers will set up coffee and tea for attendees. If you need a ride, please contact any CAIP member. CAIP's goal is to provide our seniors with social time, stimulating conversation, and helpful information related to aging. Seniors living in Cornish,...
All are welcome. Any questions or comments, contact Linda Leone at: linellenleone@gmail.com or (201)-787-9789.
The Plainfield/Cornish Cookbook Club meets again at the Cornish Store Wednesday, May 8th at 6:30PM. We'll be cooking recipes from Tasting History by Max Miller. This month's selection is full of recipes from all around world spanning thousands of years. This book is packed with some history and interesting facts which will make the discussion quite...
The CES staff are proud to sponsor our very first CES Spring Showcase on May 9th beginning at 4:00 pm directly followed by the Spring Concert at 6:00 pm. The Spring Showcase will be a time where we will show off the work that our students have been completing this year. Our 8th grade students...
Hosted by Plainfield Conservation Commission & Plainfield Libraries Pollinators play an important role in every ecosystem that has flowering plants, which is most of them. They also play an important role in agriculture. There has been an increased focus on supporting pollinators, especially native bees, by conservation and gardening organizations in the past twenty years....
