Upcoming events
Substance Use Awareness for Older Adults
Presented by Sarah Toomey of Greenwoods Counseling & Referrals
Join us for a training on substance use awareness for older adults. Topics will include supporting loved ones who may be struggling with substance use, safely storing and disposing of medications, recognizing and responding to an overdose, and resources available for yourself, family, and friends.
Free event!
Beyond the Garden: How Forests Support Pollinators
Join the Norfolk Nature Alliance at The Norfolk Hub for a free Zoom webinar featuring Dr. Doug Tallamy, a leading entomologist and authority on pollination ecology. Learn how forests support pollinators throughout their life cycles and how wilderness conservation can help address pollinator declines and restore ecosystems.
The presentation will be followed by a discussion with Tallamy and NEWT’s Wildlands Ecologist Jason Mazurowski, along with an audience Q&A.
Free event. Hosted by the Norfolk Nature Alliance.
Scarecrows in City Meadow
This fall, the Norfolk Hub is bringing the community together for a new event, Scarecrows in City Meadow, and we’d love for you to be part of it!
Join us on Saturday, October 17 from 12–3 PM at Robertson Plaza for a fun afternoon celebrating fall in Norfolk. We’ll have scarecrow on display in City Meadow, Live music, pumpkin painting, apple cider, hot chocolate, cider donuts, Apple themed special by Icebox Cafe, and plenty of time to gather with friends, neighbors, and community members.
We’re inviting local nonprofits, NGOs, community groups, families, and individuals to create a scarecrow that will become part of our Scarecrow Meadow. Your scarecrow can represent your organization, your family, something you love about Norfolk, or simply be as creative and fun as you’d like!
Want to participate? It’s easy:
Register to make a scarecrow: Register HERE
Gather your materials and start creating!
Bring your finished scarecrow to The Norfolk Hub on October 15 during regular Hub hours We’ll find it a home in City Meadow.
Check out this a How to Make a Scarecrow Guide with some simple ideas and tips to get you started. Check out participant guidelines HERE.
Whether you’re an organization, a family, a group of friends, or just someone who loves fall, we hope you’ll join us. The more scarecrows we have, the more fun and colorful our Meadow will become!
We hope to see you there! Check out our flyer below.
Emergency Preparedness: Lecture & Training with Bill Brodnitzki
Join Bill Brodnitzki for an informative, hands-on session covering what to expect when calling 911 and how to recognize and respond to common emergencies. Learn the signs and symptoms of a stroke or heart attack, how to respond to serious bleeding, and what to do while waiting for emergency responders.
The session will also include an introduction to hands-only CPR, giving participants an opportunity to learn and practice basic lifesaving skills.
Free event!
Norfolk Photographers Exhibit
Join us on Sunday, September 20, from 3–5 PM as we celebrate the opening reception of the Norfolk Photographers Exhibit.
This special exhibit showcases the unique perspectives of our local photographers, celebrating not only the beauty of our town but also the broader vision of the artists behind the lens. Featuring work created through both traditional photography and digital techniques, the exhibit will include landscapes, people, nature, architecture, travel, and the moments that capture each photographer's individual way of seeing the world.
Refreshments will be served and the exhibit runs until October 14.
Aton Forest Science Lecture III: The Leafminers of Aton Forest
As part of the Centennial Celebration of Aton Forest, The Norfolk Hub will host Aton Forest Science Lecture III: “The Leafminers of Aton Forest,” presented by Aton Forest Research Fellow Charley Eiseman and co-sponsored by the Aton Forest Fellowship Trust, the Colebrook Conservation Commission, and the Norfolk Conservation Commission.
Leaf-miners are the larvae of certain moths, flies, and beetles that feed between the epidermal layers of leaves. These insects leave diverse and often intriguing signs, known as “leaf-mines,” on their host plants.
Naturalist Charley Eiseman is the lead author of Tracks & Sign of Insects and Other Invertebrates, author of Leafminers of North America, and BugTracks blogger.
Morticulture: The Abundant Life in Old & Dead Trees
The Norfolk Conservation Commission and the Norfolk Nature Alliance present a Norfolk Nature Alliance Closing Reception followed by “Morticulture: The Abundant Life in Old and Dead Trees,” a talk by naturalist Margery Winters, on Saturday, September 5, at The Norfolk Hub.
The reception begins at 3:30 p.m. and will include drinks and an opportunity to gather before the 4:00 p.m. presentation.
Once considered a wasted resource and a hazard in forest landscapes, dead trees and logs are now known to be valuable and essential parts of a healthy forest ecosystem. Learn how they provide habitat and food for many terrestrial and aquatic species, act as seedbeds for new trees, and serve as a source of water, energy, carbon, and nutrients for the entire forest.
Margery Winters is an instructor at Roaring Brook Nature Center and manages the Center’s native plant gardens.
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: The final Friday Night on the Green of the 2026 season, in partnership with National Iron Bank, the Lions Clubs, and the Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance, featuring a Community BBQ and live music by The Mudgetones for an evening of food, music, and community on the Green.
Free and open to all!
Partner: National Iron Bank, Lions Clubs, and Norfolk Lions Club Ambulance
Music by: The Mudgetones
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with the Norfolk Fire Department and Curling Club featuring an evening on the Green with community BBQ and live music by Katherine Winston for a night of food, music, and community.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Norfolk Fire Department & Curling Club
Music by: Katherine Winston
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A Wellness Fest in partnership with the Church of Christ Just Humanity Team featuring an evening focused on community wellness and connection. Enjoy live music by the Ken Morr Band along with Icebox Cafe pizza for a night of food, music, and wellbeing on the Green.
Pizza from The Icebox Cafe will be available while supplies last! One slice per person on a first-come, first-served basis.
Free and open to all!
Partner: UCC
Music by: Ken Morr Band
Norfolk Nature Alliance Exhibit “Go Native!”
The Norfolk Nature Alliance presents “Go Native!” at The Norfolk Hub. This exhibit illustrates how using native plants can bring healthier biodiversity to your backyard while supporting local wildlife and ecosystems.
The Norfolk Nature Alliance is a collaborative network of conservation-minded organizations in Norfolk, Connecticut, dedicated to promoting biodiversity, habitat restoration, and ecological education. Member organizations include Aton Forest, Church of Christ’s Green Team, Doolittle Lake Company, Great Mountain Forest, Norfolk Conservation Commission, Norfolk Land Trust, and The Norfolk Hub.
At The Hub from August 5, 2026 to September 15, 2026. On loan from the Salisbury Association Land Trust.
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: An Artisans Market featuring local makers and crafts alongside a Community BBQ on the Green. Enjoy live music by Moving Parts for an evening of shopping, food, music, and community.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Artisans Market
Music by: Moving Parts
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with the Norfolk Land Trust featuring Skyhunters In Flight, a live birds of prey educational program, for an evening of wildlife learning and discovery. Enjoy live music by Driving Iris along with a Community BBQ for a night of nature, music, and community on the Green.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Norfolk Land Trust
Music by: Driving Iris
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with Les Renards & Co Bookshop featuring live music by the Andy Styles Band and a Crepe Royale crepe truck for an evening of food, music, and community on the Green.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Les Renards & Co Bookshop
Music by: Andy Styles Band
Aton Forest Science Lecture II & Walk
“Mason Hale’s Aton Forest Lichen Collection: 70 Years Later Report” at the Norfolk Hub.
Speaker: Dr. James Lendermer, Curator of Botany, New York State Museum.
45 minutes plus short Q&A then Walk at Aton Forest (15 minutes away)
The Exhibition will also launch the book: THE SPIRIT OF ATON FOREST: Frank Egler, Rebel Ecologist, and the Pursuit of Science and Natural Area Protection, by Billy Gridley, President, Aton Forest. 2026.
Ukrainian Humanitarian Aid Mission
Join Michael Selleck & Ian Miller to learn about Zero Line Logistics & their Ukrainian convoy mission.
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with Aton Forest featuring an Aton Forest exhibit highlighting local ecology and conservation work. Enjoy live music by the Kathleen Parks Band along with a food truck serving dinner for a night of music, nature, and community.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Aton Forest
Music by: Kathleen Parks Band
Aton Centennial Exhibition Opening Reception
“What is Aton Forest? What Acquiring the Spaulding Pond Preserve Means to Us” at The Norfolk Hub.
Speaker: Billy Gridley, President, Aton Forest.
20 minutes plus Q&A.
The Exhibition will also launch the book: THE SPIRIT OF ATON FOREST: Frank Egler, Rebel Ecologist, and the Pursuit of Science and Natural Area Protection
by Billy Gridley, President, Aton Forest
PROMISE Workshop
Help reimagine and renew the heart of our community.
The Town of Norfolk is seeking interested and passionate municipal and community leaders, key decision makers, merchants, property owners, anchor institutions, and community members who want to play an active role in strengthening and energizing downtown Norfolk.
Join us for an interactive workshop to learn about the Main Street approach and explore opportunities for revitalizing our downtown. Participants will:
Learn why Main Streets matter
Explore the benefits of a managed Main Street program
Engage in discussions about strengthening downtown Norfolk
Help identify potential next steps for the community
This workshop is part of the PROMISE (Partnership to Revitalize Our Main Streets with Integrated Solutions and Efforts) initiative, which supports the revitalization and long-term sustainability of Main Streets and town centers throughout Northwest Connecticut in collaboration with the Connecticut Main Street Center.
For more information or to express your interest in attending, please contact First Selectman Tirrell’s Office at (860) 542-5829.
Norfolk Celebrates America 250 – Friday Night on the Green
This weeks highlights include: Norfolk Celebrates America 250, a community-wide evening commemorating America's 250th Anniversary. Festivities include a Community Parade, a Special Bell Ringing Ceremony, a Pie Baking Contest, blacksmith demonstrations by Brian the Bladesmith, chair caning demonstrations by Susannah Anderson, glass blowing by Greenwood Glass, a patriotic photo station, dunk tank, touch-a-truck, colonial games, family activities, and an open house hosted by the Norfolk Historical Society.
Food will be available while supplies last from Barnstormer's Burgers Food Truck and Peter Doda's Ice Cream Truck. A limited number of food and ice cream tickets will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Each person may receive one food ticket and one ice cream ticket while supplies last. Tickets can be picked up at The Norfolk Hub information table during the event.
Click HERE for the full event schedule!
Free and open to all!
Click HERE to enter the Pie Baking Contest!
Click HERE to register for the Bike Parade!
Click HERE to sign up to volunteer!
Partner: Town of Norfolk, Norfolk Historical Society, and The Norfolk Hub
Music by: Kettle Creek
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with The Little Guild and Chimera Sanctuary & Rescue for a Rescue Collective featuring community outreach and animal welfare awareness. Enjoy live music by the Mike Cobb Band along with a Taco Shack food truck serving dinner on the Green.
Tickets for food will be available at The Norfolk Hub table on the Green beginning at 6 PM. Tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, with a limit of one ticket per person. Tickets will only be available while supplies last, and quantities are limited.
Free and open to all!
Partner: The Little Guild and Chimera Sanctuary & Rescue
Music by: Mike Cobb Band
Legislative Session Review
Curious about new state laws and legislation? Find out what happened in the latest state legislative session and how these changes could affect you and your family at a special forum on Monday, June 22 at 6 PM at The Norfolk Hub.
State Sen. Paul Honig, 8th District; and state Rep. Maria Horn, 64th District; will be on hand to discuss new laws and to answer your questions.
The event is open to all residents.
Refreshments will be served.
Butterfly Gardens are for the Birds
The Norfolk Conservation Commission Presents: Butterfly Gardens are for the Birds
Butterfly gardens may attract a host of beautiful, winged creatures to your yard, not just butterflies. Find out what makes a successful butterfly habitat and why caterpillars are critically important.
Presented by Margery Winters, she is an instructor at Roaring Brook Nature Center and manages the Center’s native plant gardens.
*Plant quantities are limited.
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with Freunds Farm featuring mini buttermilk biscuits, gluten-free pound cake, fresh local strawberries, whipped cream, and quart strawberry sales supporting the food pantry, along with a Community BBQ. Enjoy live music by Mad River Music for an evening of food, music, and community gathering.
The Yale Norfolk School of Art will also present a community art project led by artist Kasey Agosto called “Let’s Bring a Lil’ Los Angeles to Norfolk!” Participants can create a drawing and receive a FREE famous Pink’s Chili Dog. Drawings will be displayed during the Yale Norfolk School of Art Open Studios on June 28.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Freunds Farm & Yale School of Art
Music by: Mad River Music
Small Business Seminar - Nonprofit Ninjas
Join us for a free evening seminar designed for anyone looking to start or grow a nonprofit organization.
Led by nonprofit strategist Amy Wynn, with over 40 years of experience, this session will walk you through the essentials of building a successful nonprofit—from structure and governance to funding and long-term sustainability.
Whether you’re just starting out or already launched and looking to grow, you’ll gain practical tools, clarity, and confidence to move your mission forward.
Presented by the Small Business Seminar series from CT State Northwestern Entrepreneurial Center.
Light dinner provided. Free event.
Shred-It Day
Have documents or papers that need shredding? Join us at National Iron Bank for our Shred-It Day on June 13th from 9 AM – 12 PM.
Free Event!
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with the Norfolk Library featuring music by HannaH’s Field, a Community BBQ, and a drop-in craft workshop with puppeteer Adelka Polak creating fish and bird puppets, headdresses, and crowns inspired by the performance.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Norfolk Library
Music by: HannaH’s Field
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: A partnership with the Botelle PTO, who will be bringing family fun to the Green with yard games, face painting, and free freeze pops for the kids, along with a Community BBQ and live music from the Grantville Dawgs for a fun evening of food, entertainment, and community gathering.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Botelle PTO
Music by: Grantville Dawgs
Friday Night on the Green
Friday Nights on the Green
Join us each Friday evening on the Norfolk Village Green for a summer series of live music, free food, and community gathering. Beginning at 6 PM, Friday Nights on the Green features a rotating lineup of talented musical performers, along with weekly offerings from local organizations, food trucks, and community partners.
This year’s series includes both returning favorites and new additions, with a variety of BBQ nights, local food vendors, and special activities throughout the summer. Food is provided free of charge thanks to The Norfolk Hub.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair, gather with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a relaxed summer evening in the heart of Norfolk.
Free transportation is available for Norfolk residents who need a ride. To sign up, please contact The Hub by Thursday at 4 PM via email at office@norfolkhub.org or by phone at (860) 542-7185.
This weeks highlights include: The Norfolk Nature Alliance at Friday Nights on the Green featuring interactive activities, educational displays, and family-friendly fun celebrating local natural resources. Enjoy a Community BBQ along with hands-on activities from Great Mountain Forest, including tree rings, wood species exploration, and maple syrup tastings. Visit the Norfolk Conservation Commission for native plant and pollinator pathway information plus a native plant exchange (while supplies last), and stop by the UCC Green Team for nature-inspired activities and environmental initiatives. Learn more about the Norfolk Land Trust, City Meadow, and Aton Forest while enjoying an evening of community, food, and discovery on the Green.
Free and open to all!
Partner: Norfolk Nature Alliance
Music by: Last Fair Deal
Paint & Sip w/Turi Rostad
Join us for a fun and relaxing Paint & Sip at The Norfolk Hub on May 22, from 5–7 PM! A local artist will guide you step-by-step as you create your own painting, with all supplies included. Enjoy a beverage and light snacks while you paint, and take home your very own masterpiece. Tickets are $20 each and space is limited to 10 participants, so reserve your spot early!
Community Conversation on Healthcare in the Northwest Corner
Join us at The Norfolk Hub for a community conversation on the healthcare landscape in the Northwest Corner with Joanne Borduas, CEO of Community Health & Wellness Center. This important discussion will explore healthcare access in the region and the potential impacts of impending federal funding and Medicaid cuts on local communities. Learn more about the services CHWC provides and how changes in funding could affect primary care, emergency departments, School-Based Health Centers, and transportation services for seniors and disabled residents throughout the Northwest Corner.
CPR Training
Join us at The Norfolk Hub for CPR training with Toni Sterling from Greenwoods Counseling & Referrals. This class is open to new participants and those renewing their American Heart Association certification. Learn Adult, Child, and Infant CPR, AED use, Basic Life Support, and how to respond to emergencies.
The training will take place on Thursday, May 7 at 5 PM at The Norfolk Hub. The cost is $20 per person, payable in cash during the course. Space is limited to 9 participants, so please register in advance to reserve your spot.
Erika Crofut Artist Reception
Join us for Berkshire based artist & teacher Erika Crofut’s Artist Reception on Sunday, May 3, from 3-5 PM with a special Artist Talk at 3:30. Erika works in a range of mediums including: Drawing, Painting, Printmaking, Ceramics and Sculpture. Her work is functional, narrative, and whimsical. She is particularly interested in connections across time and generations. Light refreshments will be served.
GMF Summer Wildlife Talk with Ginny Apple - The Elusive Fisher
This engaging event with Ginny Apple, a Master Wildlife Conservationist with the CT DEEP, explores the fascinating and often misunderstood fisher.
Through stories and images Ginny reveals the secret life of this remarkable forest predator: what it eats, how it behaves, and how populations have rebounded across Connecticut. You’ll also learn about the fisher’s history in the region and the conservation efforts that have helped restore this elusive animal to our forests. Ginny will share visuals to bring the fisher’s world to life.
Free event. Refreshments will be available.