Using a digital scope and projector, look at monarch and white cabbage moth caterpillars, ladybugs, wildflowers, and other small creatures in incredible, larger-than-life detail. Children will love spotting colors, patterns, and movements not visible to the naked eye.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Stop by during one of our Open Houses to tour our new office, chat with the Staying Put team, learn more about our programs and services, and enjoy light refreshments.
Stop by during one of our Open Houses to tour our new office, chat with the Staying Put team, learn more about our programs and services, and enjoy light refreshments.
Using a digital scope and projector, look at monarch and white cabbage moth caterpillars, ladybugs, wildflowers, and other small creatures in incredible, larger-than-life detail. Children will love spotting colors, patterns, and movements not visible to the naked eye.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Stop by during one of our Open Houses to tour our new office, chat with the Staying Put team, learn more about our programs and services, and enjoy light refreshments.
Stop by during one of our Open Houses to tour our new office, chat with the Staying Put team, learn more about our programs and services, and enjoy light refreshments.
Internationally acclaimed artist Teresita Fernández joins us in the Sanctuary for a conversation with Grace Farms Founding Creative Director Chelsea Thatcher to discuss her studio practice, research, materials, and site-specific work, Double Glass River (2015), which has become an integral part of Grace Farms.
Using a digital scope and projector, look at monarch and white cabbage moth caterpillars, ladybugs, wildflowers, and other small creatures in incredible, larger-than-life detail. Children will love spotting colors, patterns, and movements not visible to the naked eye.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
This event will bring the community together to enjoy great live music and family fun. The New Canaan Music Festival presented by Michael-Louis Smith Music in partnership with the New Canaan Nature Center and will feature 10 bands on two stages
Through these guided walks, connect with the purpose of the ecosystems we inhabit, the vibrant life that’s a part of it, and our role in maintaining and adding to it.
Blossom Hill is pleased to announce that its upcoming annual Farm to Fork Dinner will feature Samantha Bee, Canadian-American humanitarian, comedian, writer, producer, actress, and television host.
Using a digital scope and projector, look at monarch and white cabbage moth caterpillars, ladybugs, wildflowers, and other small creatures in incredible, larger-than-life detail. Children will love spotting colors, patterns, and movements not visible to the naked eye.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Join Russ Nesevich and New Canaan’s Hillary Ambrose McGrail as they walk through the essentials of estate planning including how to protect your assets and avoid common mistakes.
Enjoy steamed lobsters, lobster rolls, beef tenderlonis, salmon or kids' meal with free home delivery for orders of eight or more! Proceeds go to support grants to local non-profits!
Enjoy steamed lobsters, lobster rolls, beef tenderlonis, salmon or kids' meal with free home delivery for orders of eight or more! Proceeds go to support grants to local non-profits!
This captivating concert features selections from the American Songbook, reimagined pop favorites, and beloved musical theater classics — including special performances of songs from Hamilton, the Broadway phenomenon that earned Odom a Tony Award for his iconic portrayal of Aaron Burr.
Using a digital scope and projector, look at monarch and white cabbage moth caterpillars, ladybugs, wildflowers, and other small creatures in incredible, larger-than-life detail. Children will love spotting colors, patterns, and movements not visible to the naked eye.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Families are invited to play, build, deconstruct, reimagine, and discover the life cycle of everyday materials in our built environment with the Grace Farms Education Team.
Every moment of the evening supports our work to provide safe, affordable housing and the resources families need to thrive. Because when we build homes, we build something far greater.