Promoting lifelong learning in Durham and Middlefield
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Join Susan Michael and learn the basics of goat landscaping. Wednesday, May 3 from 7-8 PM at the new Durham Community Center. Click on the link to register! bit.ly/43MxJSB
Grant Money Available! If you have a great idea, but need help with funding, we can help! Visit coginchaugvef.org for more info. Grant applications due May 1.
Grant Money Available for educational programs serving Durham and Middlefield! Application deadline is May 1, 2023. For more information and to download an application, visit coginchaugvef.org/grants
Coginchaug students are exploring medical careers: facebook.com/permalink.php?s…
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Love art? Join us for our next Teen Art Workshop on Tuesday, February 28 at 6 PM! For teens in grades 6-12. Click on the link to register! bit.ly/417y7JZ
Saturday February 4 is Take Your Child to the Library Day! Celebrate by getting a library card, taking out books, or exploring the many programs for children (and adults!) at your local library. durhamlibrary.org/ leviecoe.com/
Recently the The Mid-Lea Garden Club has updated Shakespeare Garden at the Levi E. Coe Library with some new plants, trellis and archway. This work was supported with a grant from CVEF. It looks beautiful!
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This winter, we'll be creating some fun art projects to get your creativity flowing! For teens in grades 6-12. The first workshop will be held on Tuesday, January 10 at 6 PM. Click on the link to register! bit.ly/3WbMYQN
Today! Join the Community Drop-Off Food Drive. All donations go to the Durham and Middlefield food pantries and Amazing Grace food pantry in Middletown.
Become a Citizen Scientist for Project Feeder Watch at the Levi E. Coe Library. The Library has recently set up a bird feeder in hopes of attracting native wild birds and will share findings with scientists studying migration patterns. Sponsored by CVEF.
CVEF Grants in Action! Durham Public Library: Throughout the year, young library patrons and their families will be offered a series of rotating, dramatic play stations to develop language and literacy skills. Pictured here is the camping play station.
