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Kids Summer Camp at the CT Audubon Society’s Center at Glastonbury

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The Connecticut Audubon Society‘s Center at Glastonbury has an exciting 8 week summer camp! From June 29th to August 21st, your kids can have fun outside learning about all things nature. Each week has a different theme, ranging from “Bug-a-Thon” to “Maps and Letterboxing”. There are two programs, one for children ages 3-4, and one for ages 5-9. Check out their brochure here! Fees vary by age group, so be sure to register by downloading their mail in form. 

Get directions to the Center here! 

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Westmoor Park Touch of Nature this Wednesday June 3rd at 10am!

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Bring your young kids (ages 0-3 years) over to Westmoor Park for a guided nature walk and visit to the farm. Feel free to bring strollers or wagons for your kids. There is a fee of $10 for residents and $11 for non-residents (for each parent/child pair, plus an extra half of the fee for each addition child). Be sure to register online, in person, or by mail!

Click here for directions!

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Roaring Brook Nature Center Discovery Days Summer 2015 – Registration Deadline!

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Today (June 1st) is the last day to register for Roaring Brook Nature Center‘s Discovery Days Summer Camp! They are offering programs for 3.5-4 year olds, 4-5 year olds, K-first grades, 2-4 grades, and 5-8 grades. There are a wide variety of classes ranging from “Mystery Animals” to “H2-Whoa! A World of Water!”

The registration application can be found here.

For more information, call the center at (860) 693-0263, or check out their website!

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Garden Poetry Day at Bauer Park, Saturday May 30th

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This Saturday (May 30) from 2-5pm, explore your inner poet at the Bauer Farming Project! Come decorate the gardens with your own haikus and cinquian poems. This event is free and for all ages. There will be lemonade and fresh herb tea. No need to register, but check out their website. 

Click here for directions!

Be sure to send us your pictures and poems!

Image courtesy of Bauer Park