Get inspired for summer at the Nature Up Close exhibit at Spectrum Art Gallery. Discover new and original artwork that showcases the joys of Summer and offering a close look at gardens, emerging insects, flowers and trees. Enjoy fine art, crafts, wine, and refreshments that evening and throughout their Open House Weekend.
Come out and discover an exceptional variety of native perennials, all lovingly grown by Garden Club of Madison members for their annual spring plant sale. Whether you need day lilies to fill a large sunny space, or ground cover to keep the weeds at bay, this is your stop. Garden Club members, including Master Gardeners, will be on hand to advise you and share useful gardening tips.
Don't miss the Old Saybrook Garden Club's annual fundraiser. Their dedicated members plan months for this extraordinary day that features famous member plants, grown-from-seed dwarf tomatoes, Profusion Zinnias, peppers and a great variety of annuals, herbs and vegetables.
Looking for a fun nature adventure? I-Park is hosting Memory Reconsidered – A Modest Proposition, an experimental art-nature project set within a lush woodland setting. The various works will be sensitively integrated into the landscape. Enjoy exploring the trails and installations.
Celebrate the start of the season at Stonington Vineyards with live music, vendors, food, & wine. Offerings are outdoors, rain or shine.
It's finally that time of year when we can begin to enjoy dining outdoors. Make your way to Field House Farm for dinner with Chef David Borselle, enjoy a complimentary wine pairing with each course by Tony Lombardozzi along with exclusive and delicious desserts by hen&heifer bakery in Guilford.
Don't miss Open Trails Day at I-Park. Explore their grounds at your leisure and check-out their experimental art-nature-memory-memorialization project, Memory Reconsidered – A Modest Proposition, set within a lush woodland setting.
Head to Weekend Kitchen for a special luncheon featuring renowned author, event designer, and in-home entertainment expert, Joseph Marini, and his new lifestyle publication, Mastering the Art of Entertaining.
Get tickets for this riveting one-woman show about the life and legacy of Katharine Hepburn. Set in 1938 and 1983 at her home in Fenwick, the play offers Shoreline audiences a rare chance to step inside the private world of Connecticut’s own silver screen queen.
Head to Cottage Flair to celebrate 5 years on Main Street in Old Saybrook with discounts, raffles and treats.
