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SUMMARY:Annual Lyme Artists Sale
DESCRIPTION:Elys Ferry View – Angie Falstrom \nDon’t miss a collective sale of works by Lyme Artists: \n  \nSeana Bill – handmade soaps\, furniture \nSherry Block – sculpture \nBetsey Copp – pottery \nAngie Falstrom – watercolor\, cards \nDon Gerber – woodturning \nAnn Lightfoot – jewelry \nErica Schillawski – drawings\, paintings \nBarbara Weaver – wildlife photography \n  \nOpening Reception Friday\, November 14 from 5:00pm – 7:30pm; Saturday November 15 from 10am – 3pm. \n 
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/annual-lyme-artists-sale/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Film Screening of "Honeyland" and Local Honey Tasting at the Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:The 2019 documentary film “Honeyland” was one of the first to compete at the Oscars for both best documentary and best international feature film. It tells the story of Hatidze Muratova\, one of Macedonia’s last wild beekeepers\, who uses traditional methods\, passed down through generations\, for harvesting wild honey. \nDirectors Tamara Kotevska and Ljubo Stefanov were researching in a remote mountainous area for a short nature documentary. They noticed beehives behind a rock on the mountain where they were filming\, which led them to Hatidze and began what became three years of filming\, plus another year of editing. Honeyland chronicles Hatidze’s ancient methods of beekeeping and how they clashed with the practices of a new neighboring family. This beautifully filmed story has themes of conservation and human relationships in addition to beekeeping and honey. The directors commented that making this film profoundly changed their lives. \nLyme Public Hall will be screening Honeyland on Sunday\, November 2 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm\, and also hosting local beekeepers from Lyme\, East Lyme\, Old Lyme and East Haddam who will bring their local honey for a tasting experience. \nNext to scenic Hamburg Cove; parking available behind the building or at the church next door if lot is full.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/film-screening-of-honeyland-and-local-honey-tasting-at-the-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Braiden Sunshine Concert
DESCRIPTION:The Lyme Public Hall is thrilled to host Braiden Sunshine for a performance on Sunday\, October 26 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. Braiden is a 25-year-old Connecticut musician who first captured national attention as a contestant on NBC’s hit show “The Voice” in 2015. Since his debut\, Braiden has evolved into a passionate and dynamic artist\, known for his soulful voice and captivating performances. Ten years after his time on The Voice\, he continues to hone his craft\, playing live shows across the Northeast. With a growing catalog of original music\, Braiden is set to release several new tracks this year\, showcasing his unique sound and artistic journey. Listeners can expect fresh\, heartfelt songs that reflect his growth and dedication to his music. \n$10 donation requested to support the Public Hall’s community concert series featuring local musicians. \nNext to scenic Hamburg Cove; parking available behind the building or at the nearby church if lot is full.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/braiden-sunshine-concert/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Fair at Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:The Lyme Public Hall is hosting a free Earth Day Fair on Saturday\, April 26 from 10 am to noon\, partnering with local experts and organizations to provide a wealth of helpful resources for you! Bring the family or grab a friend and come learn how to help support our unique community of plants\, animals\, birds\, pollinators and people. Here is a sampling of what you will find as you browse table stations throughout the historic Public Hall: \n> From Cranberry Meadow Farm\, master Composter Tom Kalal has successful composting tips\, and Nancy Kalal will share her expertise in Backyard Chicken Raising\n> Mark Yuknat and Mindy Hill with CT River Expeditions have information on eagles and other wildlife on the Connecticut River\n> Expert mycologist Bill Yule will share fascinating information on fungi\n> Pollinator Pathways will be here to help you support our vital pollinator species to support wildlife and food-producing plants we rely upon\n> Purchase native plants to support pollinators and local wildlife\, grown right here in Lyme by Falls Brook Organic Farm\n> Talk with environmental governance expert Claren Copp-LaRocque about the systemic nature of plastic pollution and how to reduce your plastic footprint\n> Beekeeping: Experienced local hobbyist Tom Wing will be here to inspire you and answer your questions\n> Ornithologist Lauren Michael will be ready to answer your questions and share information on local birds\n> Talk with local architects Leonard & Sue Wyeth\, who have over 40 years of experience designing energy efficient buildings. They will be happy to share information and answer questions about LEED\, Living Future Challenge and Passive House designs.\n> The Lyme Garden Club experts have free garden seeds for you! Children (and interested adults) will be able to plant seeds in pots to take home. Or pick up a packet or two of flower or veggie seeds to plant at home\, along with planting advice from local experts.\n> Learn about the Town of Lyme’s local food composting program and pick up a handy green composting bucket\n> Find out what’s new at the Lyme Land Conservation Trust\n> Lyme/Old Lyme Foodshare Garden volunteers will share information on how you can support their mission to help alleviate food insecurities and support healthy nutrition by growing and distributing fresh produce to families in Lyme and the surrounding communities.\n> Learn about options for solar energy from Aidan Lamb of Green Power Energy\n> Enjoy Earth Day posters created by the Green Team at Lyme Consolidated School\n> And more!
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/earth-day-fair-at-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Event at the Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:Earth Day 2024 is April 22\, and the Lyme Public Hall (249 Hamburg Rd in Lyme CT) is hosting a series of talks scheduled for Sunday\, April 21\, featuring local experts to help you care for and appreciate our unique local natural environment. The public is invited to attend any or all of these talks which are free of charge. Space is limited and reservations are recommended; please email info@lymepublichall.org to reserve your place. \n10:00-11:00 am — A Biologist’s Perspective on What Makes Lyme Special\, with Jim Arrigoni (Environmental Director\, Lyme Land Conservation Trust) A close look at a variety of Lyme wildlife species to consider their unique characteristics and how they make their livings\, often in preserves that you are also welcome to visit and enjoy. Many of these wildlife species are rare or absent elsewhere in southern New England\, indicating the richness of Lyme’s natural heritage and the importance of our stewardship responsibility. \n11:00 am-12:00 pm — Why Backyard Habitat Matters\, with Judy Preston (Environmental Professional) Explore the benefits of transitioning gardens and yards into landscapes that complement the many acres of protected natural areas surrounding us. Learn what “native” is and why that matters; how to attract and sustain wildlife; manage your landscape to store and sequester carbon\, while reducing water\, fertilizer and chemical inputs; and how we can collectively make a significant environmental difference by redefining the way we value our backyard gardens and landscapes. \n12:00-1:00 pm — Lunch Break: Brown Bag (drinks and cookies provided by Lyme Public Hall) \n1:00-2:00 pm — Beyond Organic Pest Management with Emma Sutphen (Farmer\, Adesa Farm\, North Stonington) A discussion of the methods of biological pest control and best practices for mitigating pest pressure on plants. Discover ways to mimic Nature’s systems by using available natural soil foods\, green manures and composts to enhance your soil’s vitality. Learn about the soil food web and biological pest control to combat New England’s common pests. \n2:00-3:00 pm — Mother Earth Friendly Gardening with Craig Floyd (Retired Farm Manager\, Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center’s Craig Floyd Giving Garden at Coogan Farm) Introducing a Mother Earth friendly way to garden that uses no harmful chemicals\, attracts native pollinators and beneficial insects and delivers up to 78% more production than conventional agriculture. He will also explain how the garden helps Veterans with PTSD and he will enlighten you to the emergency mission situation pertaining to soil degradation…we have just over 50 years of soil left on the planet and we must change how we farm. \n3:00-4:00 pm — Beekeeping Basics with Tom Kalal (Cranberry Meadow Farm\, East Lyme) The basics of beekeeping\, including how to establish\, maintain and overwinter a hive; harvesting honey; pest control; gardening for bees and what equipment you will need to get your own apiary going. \nThis event is co-sponsored by the Lyme-Old Lyme Food Share Garden\, the Lyme Land Conservation Trust\, the Lyme Garden Club and the Lyme Pollinator Pathway. For more information\, please contact info@LymePublicHall.org
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/earth-day-event-at-the-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Other Side of the Ice:  Sprague Theobald’s Northwest Passage at Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:In 2009\, Hadlyme resident Sprague Theobald\, an award-winning documentary filmmaker\, actor and expert sailor\, set out with a small crew on a 57-foot trawler to find and navigate the infamous Northwest Passage\, the Arctic Sea route connecting the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans. Since its discovery in the 1800’s\, many have died trying to navigate this ship-killing shorter route between the oceans. Theobald faced a journey filled with danger from ice and severe weather as well as personality clashes that threatened to tear the crew apart. In completing the Passage\, he and his crew became only the 24th non-military craft to navigate the route since Roald Amundsen’s first successful crossing in 1906. Theobald’s Emmy Award-winning documentary\, “The Other Side of The Ice\,” chronicled his five-month\, 8000-mile trip through the high Arctic. Come meet this extraordinary neighbor and hear his first-hand recollections of the harrowing journey: tales of survival\, adventure and\, finally\, redemption. This special presentation is free and all are welcome! \nTheobald started his professional acting career at the age of eighteen with his debut in summer stock at the renowned Hampton Playhouse in New Hampshire. From there\, his work took him to Washington\, D.C.\, Boston\, New York City and ultimately Los Angeles. Along the way\, he studied with Lee Strasberg\, Patsy Rodenburg and The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. In the mid-’90s\, Theobald took a “part-time” job on a documentary. Twenty-five years and two Emmy Awards later\, for “The 25th Defense: End of An Era” and “The Other Side of The Ice\,” Theobald has returned to his first passion\, acting. He can be seen in two upcoming independent films: “Is It A Crime” and “The Cabin” as well as “Bull\,” “Law & Order: SVU” and AppleTV’s new hit series\, “Extrapolations.” \nLyme Public Hall is at 249 Hamburg Road (Route 156) in Lyme. Parking available behind building. \nClick to learn more.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/the-other-side-of-the-ice-sprague-theobalds-northwest-passage-at-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Annual Chowder Dinner at the Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the annual Lyme Public Hall traditional Chowder Dinner on Saturday\, November 11 from 5:00-7:00 pm. The dinner features hearty homemade clam and corn chowders (free refills and vegetarian option available)\, special recipe coleslaw\, breads\, and homemade apple crisp with Salem Valley Farms ice cream. \nAdults are $20\, Children 7-12 are $10. Children six and under are free. \nThe Lyme Public Hall is located at 249 Hamburg Road (Route 156) in Lyme\, Connecticut. The proceeds benefit the Lyme Public Hall & Local History Archives. For more information click here\, or email info@lymepublichall.org
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/annual-chowder-dinner-at-the-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231103T170000
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SUMMARY:Ann Lightfoot Jewelry at Annual Lyme Artists Sale
DESCRIPTION:Start your holiday shopping early at this annual sale featuring Ann Lightfoot jewelry (including back stock and discounted inventory) accompanied by the following celebrated local artisans: \nSherry Block – sculpture\nBetsey Copp – pottery\nAngie Falstrom – watercolors and cards\nJudy Friday – paintings and beadwork\nDon Gerber – woodturning\nBen Kegley – rustic furniture\nAnn Lightfoot – jewelry (including discounted samples and one-offs)\nErica Schillawski – drawings\, paintings \nFriday\, November 3\, 2023  |  5:00 pm -7:00 pm\nSaturday\, November 4\, 2023  | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm \nSponsored by the Lyme Public Hall Association located at 249 Hamburg Rd. (Rt. 156) in Lyme\, CT.  Parking is available behind the building.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/ann-lightfoot-jewelry-at-annual-lyme-artists-sale/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Sale of Works by Lyme Artists at Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:The much-anticipated annual Lyme Artists’ Sale returns to the Lyme Public Hall with an opening reception on Friday\, November 3 from 5:00 – 7:30 pm. The show and sale continue Saturday\, November 4 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Hall. We are honored to feature the following artists this year: \nSherry Block\, sculpture\nBetsey Copp\, pottery\nAngie Falstrom\, watercolors\, cards\nJudy Friday (visiting artist)\, paintings\, beadwork\nDon Gerber\, woodturning\nBen Kegley\, rustic furnishings\nAnn Lightfoot\, jewelry\nErica Schillawski\, drawings\, paintings \nThe historic Lyme Public Hall is at 249 Hamburg Rd. (Rt. 156) in Lyme\, CT. Parking is available behind the building.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/lyme-artist-sale-at-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231008T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231008T180000
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SUMMARY:Ending Epidemics with Richard Conniff at Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:What is the  single most dramatic change in all of human history? Richard Conniff has an idea about that. Join us at the Lyme Public Hall (249 Hamburg Rd. in Lyme) at 4:00 pm on Sunday\, October 8 to hear all about it as Conniff explains the research in his brand new book\, “Ending Epidemics\,” exploring how scientists saved humanity from the deadliest infectious diseases\, thus doubling average human life expectancy in less than a century. Conniff’s book tells the story behind “the mortality revolution\,” the dramatic transformation not just in our longevity\, but in the character of childhood\, family life\, and human society. Can this history help us to prepare ourselves for more future epidemics? \n“Ending Epidemics” has been chosen as a Next Big Idea Club feature. Richard Conniff is a National Magazine Award-winning writer for Smithsonian magazine\, The Atlantic\, National Geographic\, and other publications\, and a past Guggenheim Fellow. He has authored many successful books and has been a commentator on NPR’s Marketplace as well as a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/ending-epidemics-with-richard-conniff-at-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lyme Public Hall annual George House Tag Sale on September 16
DESCRIPTION:The George House Tag Sale will be held at the Lyme Public Hall on Saturday\, September 16 from 9 am to 1 pm. The sale will feature housewares\, furniture\, tools\, jewelry\, and unexpected treasures. Proceeds will go toward the maintenance of the historic 1887 Lyme Public Hall\, the Bacdayan Local History Archives\, and programs for the public. \nIntake for donation drop-off of tag sale items at the Lyme Public Hall will be available on four dates before the sale:\n• 10 am to 1 pm on Saturday\, September 9\n• 10 am to 2 pm on Monday\, September 11\n• 5 pm to 8 pm on Tuesday\, September 12\n• 10 am to 1 pm on Wednesday\, September 13 \nThe Hall will gladly welcome good quality items such as solid wood furniture\, tools\, antiques\, jewelry\, housewares\, fine china and linens\, sporting goods\, musical instruments and gift items. Please note that the organization is unable to accept large appliances\, upholstered or particle-board furniture\, consumer electronics (TVs\, computers\, fax machines\, etc.)\, large exercise equipment\, clothing\, books or toys. For a complete list of accepted items\, please see https://lymepublichall.org/ or for more information\, email info@lymepublichall.org. \nThe Lyme Public Hall is located at 249 Hamburg Road (Route 156) in Lyme\, Connecticut.
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/lyme-public-hall-annual-george-house-tag-sale-on-september-16/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Fair at the Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:Earth Day 2023 is on Saturday\, April 22\, and the Lyme Public Hall is marking this day by partnering with local experts and organizations to provide a wealth of helpful resources\, all free to the public. The theme for this year’s national Earth Day is investing in our planet\, and there will be many helpful resources at the Public Hall to help make this happen\, with a focus on the local community and landscapes: \n• UConn Master Gardeners will share information and answer specific lawn and garden questions.• Master Composter Tom Kalal from Cranberry Meadow Farm has successful composting basics.\n• Mark Yuknat and Mindy Hill with CT River Expeditions for information on eagles and other wildlife on the Connecticut River.\n• Suzanne Thompson with Pollinator Pathways for how you can help support our vital pollinator species.\n• Lydia Pan\, president of Wild Ones\, brings expert advice on adding beautiful native plants to your landscape plan.\n• Cynthia (Tink) Willauer with information on dealing with knotweed and other invasive plant species that crowd out our beneficial natives.\n• Beekeeping: Experienced local hobbyists will be here to inspire you and answer your questions\n• Certified arborist and horticultural expert Jos Könst will bring tips on how to deer-proof your garden and what plants will deter browsing deer.\n• Bird expert Lauren Michael will be ready to answer your questions and share information on local avian residents.\n• Lillian King with the Connecticut Herb Society brings expertise on growing and using herb plants.\n• The Lyme Garden Club experts have advice on native plants that can replace invasives\, and share how the love of gardening can create a supportive community\, improving our public and private spaces.\n• Free garden seeds for the community! Bring the kids and our Lyme Garden Club experts will help them plant their own seeds in peat pots to bring home and watch grow. Or pick up a packet for yourself to grow some flowers\, peas\, tomatoes and more\, with planting advice from local experts.\n• Lyme/Old Lyme Foodshare Garden volunteers will share information on how they are growing and distributing fresh produce to families in Lyme and the surrounding communities. Find out how to support this mission to help alleviate food insecurities and support healthy nutrition in our area.\n• Do you have a few too many books on gardening\, nature\, sustainability or the environment? Or wish you had more of these resources? Check out our book exchange table and leave a book or take a book\, and stop by the Lyme Public Library’s table for recommended selections.\n• April is the official Lyme Roadside Cleanup month\, cosponsored by the Town of Lyme and the Lyme Public Hall. Pick up free trash and recycling bags here\, and work with your neighbors to clear your home roadways of those old beer cans\, nips bottles and other debris before they are hidden by the summer’s growth. Leave the filled bags along the side of the road\, and the Town of Lyme will come by to collect them.\n• Free refreshments for a mid-morning snack to enjoy while touring the exhibits. \nBring family and friends to come learn how to help support our unique community of plants\, animals\, birds\, pollinators and people. Additional parking is available nearby in front of the First Congregational Church at Sterling City Rd. and Rt. 156 at Hamburg Cove. \nFor more information: info@lymepublichall.org and visit: lymepublichall.org
URL:https://the-e-list.com/event/earth-day-fair-at-the-lyme-public-hall/
LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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SUMMARY:Live Music Sunday at the Lyme Public Hall featuring the Meadows Brothers
DESCRIPTION:In the early evening on the last Sunday of every month\, the Lyme Public Hall is the place to be if you enjoy listening to live music! This series begins on Sunday\, March 26 from 4:00—6:00 pm with the Meadows Brothers from Chester CT. The Boston Globe describes the Meadows Brothers’ style: “Dustin and Ian Meadows prove that roots music is an unending resource\, turning early influences gleaned from the Band and Gillian Welch into an engagingly twangy sibling sound all their own.” All are invited to this festive gathering featuring their acoustic roots music with folk\, country and blues influences. Refreshments will be available; no cover charge. \nAfter enjoying the Meadows Brothers\, come back at the same time every last Sunday afterwards for a new live musical experience each month\, free to the public. \nThe Lyme Public Hall is at 249 Hamburg Rd. (Route 156)\, Lyme CT. For more information\, email info@lymepublichall.org\, or visit lymepublichall.org
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LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221104
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221106
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SUMMARY:A Sale Of Works By Lyme Artists at Lyme Public Hall
DESCRIPTION:Start your holiday shopping at this annual sale featuring Ann Lightfoot jewelry (including back stock and discounted inventory) accompanied by the following celebrated local artisans: \n\nSherry Block\, sculpture\, Betsey Copp\, pottery\, Angie Falstrom\, watercolors\, cards\, Don Gerber\, woodturning\, Ben Kegley\, rustic furnishings\, Diana Lord\, oil\, Erica Schillawski\, drawings\, paintings\, Tina West\, hand knit sweaters. Friday\, 5-7:30\, Saturday\, 10-3 \nSponsored by the Lyme Public Hall Association. Masks optional. \n249 Hamburg Road\, Lyme
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LOCATION:Lyme Public Hall\, 249 Hamburg Road (Rt. 156)\, Lyme\, CT\, 06371\, United States
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