Our digitization of historic issues of the Warwick Dispatch is in jeopardy! Help us cover the costs by making T-shirts to sell. We'll be transfering old advertisements and headlines to fabric. Open to grades 6 and up.
Guided by Warwick Dancers in Lewis Woodlands, participants will move like Nature's creations. Afterwards, tend the Pollinator Garden. Bring your Nature Journal and wear garden gloves and sturdy shoes.
This event is sponsored by Sustainable Warwick and will take place at Lewis Woodlands, located on Robin Brae Road; parking is on Robin Brae and on both sides of Maple Avenue. There is limited space for parking - please carpool if possible. Please do not block residents' driveways.
Come and help take care of the Pollinator Garden at the Lewis Woodlands. Creating Beauty and Fun from Found Natural Materials will also be a feature. Bring your Nature Journal or a notebook to start one. Wear gardening gloves and sturdy shoes.
This event is sponsored by Sustainable Warwick and will take place at Lewis Woodlands, located on Robin Brae Road; parking is on Robin Brae and on both sides of Maple Avenue. There is limited space for parking - please carpool if possible. Please do not block residents' driveways.
Come help members of The Warwick Valley Gardeners and Sustainable Warwick plant perennials and wildflowers to invite pollinators. Bring gardening gloves, sturdy shoes and a notebook (if you would like to take notes).
This event is sponsored by Sustainable Warwick and will take place at Lewis Woodlands, located on Robin Brae Road; parking is on Robin Brae and on both sides of Maple Avenue. There is limited space for parking - please carpool if possible. Please do not block residents' driveways.
Warwick historian Dr. Richard Hull will provide a virtual tour of the Woodlands in its glory days and insights into the recently-acquired Village Park, Lewis Woodlands.
This lecture will be held at the Warwick Historical Society's A.W. Buckbee Center located at 2 Colonial Avenue, Warwick.
In four hours, Harvard-trained brain researcher Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor watches her brain deteriorate. "We have a problem," she alerts herself, "Get help!" As the stroke in her left hemisphere shuts down all "brain chatter," she becomes "a helpless infant in a 37 year old woman"s body." And yet she feels euphoric.
Amazing Reptiles - Lizards and turtles and a python, oh, my! Join Animal Encounters as they tell us about these animals. A hands-on experience. Ages 5-10. Register beginning June 13 online or at the Children's Desk.
Artist Patricia Quirk will meet with visitors to her exhibit to discuss her art work. Refreshments will be served.
