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| 3 dimensional weavings by Marsha Borden. “This body of work represents the culmination of a year-long study of microalgae existing in our local Connecticut waters. The work involves large-scale artistic renderings of a selection of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABS) threatening our sound and estuaries due to ongoing climate change impacts. These three-dimensional panels exploit the expressive qualities of fiber (both natural and manmade) while highlighting the fragile yet resilient condition of our ocean and some of the detrimental organisms within it. Exhibition is available to be viewed Tuesday through Saturday during building hours. |
| Please join us from 9 am until 5pm as we celebrate Connecticut Open House Day with FREE ADMISSION all day! Now in its 20th year, Connecticut Open House Day is an annual event held on the second Saturday of June. Its purpose is to inspire Connecticut residents to learn about all of the tremendous the experiences they can enjoy in their own backyard, anticipating that this will convert them into ambassadors who will recommend these experiences to other visitors.
We look forward to seeing you and sharing our beautiful Museum with you on Open House Day! |
https://whitememorialcc.org/event/connecticut-open-house-day/
| Join us for “Save the Sound: Reconnected,” a documentary film screening and panel discussion on the restoration of Long Island Sound rivers through dam removal. Explore the ecological benefits of this initiative and engage with experts in a dynamic conversation on environmental restoration and conservation efforts. |
https://www.artidea.org/event/2024/5420
| Join us for a screening of “Save the Sound: Reconnected,” a documentary film screening and panel discussion on the restoration of Long Island Sound rivers through dam removal. Explore the ecological benefits of this initiative and engage with experts in a dynamic conversation on environmental restoration and conservation efforts.
CRC’s River Steward in CT, Rhea Drozdenko, will speak on a panel about river restoration after the film. This event is part of the Ideas Summit at the International Festival of Arts & Ideas. |
https://www.ctriver.org/event-details/save-the-sound-reconnected-film-screening
| On select Saturday mornings 9:00am, we offer a special cruise, designed for young children and their parents, grandparents, etc., aboard RiverQuest. On this cruise, we will show young children how to use binoculars, teach them about the birds we see, nautical terms, river ecology and other points of interest including. This is a fun cruise to introduce young children to the fragile beauty of the Connecticut River and the unique area we live in. And, it allows kids to be kids!
All kids ages 2 to 12 ticket price will be only $10, ages 12 to 100 only $20. Online booking only. |
| The Connecticut River Museum is hosting an Environmental Symposium this June at Wesleyan University’s Beckham Hall Ballroom, featuring speakers and topics spanning all 410 miles of the Connecticut River. Connecticut River Conservancy’s Executive Director, Rebecca Todd, will be one of the featured speakers. This event will be an opportunity for environmentally focused organizations to make new connections and discover exciting opportunities for collaboration and coalition building. |
https://www.ctriver.org/event-details/environmental-symposium/
| Save the date to join Connecticut River Conservancy for a celebration and Annual Meeting at Goodwin University!
Connecticut River Conservancy’s Annual Meeting is open to the public and we invite community participation. The meeting will be held at Goodwin University in East Hartford, CT, and will include a combination of CRC’s nonprofit updates + enjoyable riverside activities! Annual Meeting Agenda: Welcome and introductions of Trustees Boat rides aboard Goodwin University’s unique 40-foot research vessel dubbed the R.V. Goodwin Navigator 10:00 AM: First Boat Ride 11:00 AM: Mimosas on the patio followed by sit-down brunch in the Community Room (catered by the Spicy Green Bean) 11:30 AM: Annual Meeting 1:00 PM: Second Boat Ride The Annual Meeting will be available as a virtual link and recorded for anyone who would like to attend remotely. |