Events • We Moo, Do You?™

“Bee-ginning with Bees” is a workshop on Saturday, March 13, part of an Old-Style Life Skills Series (OSLSS) held at Motherhouse in Cornwall, Connecticut.

Pre-registration is required for the session, 10:30 until 1:30 (pot-luck lunch). Cost is $35 per family. To register, e-mail lifeskills@motherhouse.us or call Debra Tyler at (860) 672-0229. Other country skills workshops are offered and include raising chickens, making jellies and jams, raised bed gardens and more.

For details about upcoming events, land conservation efforts, farm tours, markets and niche market seminars, visit our blog.

“Nothing is invented - it is all written in nature.” - Gaudin

Lichen, a whole world up close.

Dog-friendly places of businesses to visit are always of interest to Moo Dog Press.Developments continue as we grow our network. (We’re moving the furniture around, so to speak.)

An upcoming event worth noting: Downtown Revitalization Institute presents Share Your Heritage: Developing & Managing Cultural Heritage Tourism, March 12, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Jones Auditorium, CT Agricultural Experiment Station, 123 Huntington St., New Haven. Registration, $95, networking breakfast and lunch included. Participants will learn ho to assess the potential for cultural heritage tourism in their communities with state and municipal officials, main street professionals and volunteers, and representatives from tourism, cultural and heritage attractions.

To send in your event or community happening, call (860) 573-6181; editorccb@gmail.com.

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At a rescue event sponsored at Shagbark Lumber in East Haddam. People, pets, livestock and good food.

At the 2009 Berlin Fair.