with Bat Conservationist Maureen Heidtmann Hosted by the Roxbury Conservation Commission Maureen is a bat expert of more than 25 years, a certified Wildlife Conservationist and a licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator. Join her for a discussion about these beneficial flying mammals. Pre-register by contacting Erin at roxctconservation@gmail.com.
A Shepaug Libraries Program Hosted by the Gunn Library Did you know that window collisions are one of the leading direct human causes of bird mortality? The Litchfield Hills Audubon Society strives to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats. One of their goals of 2021 is to raise awareness and offer […]
With Peter Vermilyea It is indisputable that our Litchfield County ancestors believed that they lived alongside witches. In most cases, the women who were accused of witchcraft fell outside what society expected from their gender. In this talk, author and historian Peter Vermilyea will discuss the lives of four 18th century residents of Litchfield County […]
Presented by the Minor Memorial Library and the Roxbury Conservation Commission Follow a not-so-scary Halloween story through the dark woods of Joey’s Trail. Bring a flashlight and watch your step. Halloween costumes are encouraged. CDC & State health guidelines in place at the time will be enforced. The trail starts behind the Library and ends […]
A group show featuring 10 artists. Opening day only, no reception. On view through Saturday, December 11th. Ten local artists present their beautiful paintings in "A Mix of Oil and Water." Sandy Dolinsky, Maryellen Furse, Jan A. Grody, Carol O'Toole, Jean O'Reilly, Nancy Rainsford Pistone, Hitchy Rahilly, Kit Sagendorf, and Diane Swoyer met while taking […]
Trunk or Treat at the Library! All Roxbury businesses, residents, and community organizations are invited to participate! Cars, please arrive in the parking lot between 4 - 5:30pm as South Street will close to traffic before trick-or-treating at 6pm!
