Connecticut College Arboretum

Music in the Meadow at Connecticut College Arboretum will be held on Friday, June 7th from 5 to 10 pm. 8th Annual Music in the Meadow will feature New Johnny 5, The Rivergods, and Daphne Lee Martin Meet at the Arboretum Outdoor Theater. Gates at 6 p.m. music starts about 6:45 p.m. and plays until ... Read more

Annual Wildflower Walk at Connecticut College Arboretum will be held on Friday, May 3rd from noon to 1 p.m. Glenn Dreyer, Arboretum Director leads this fascinating walk through the Arboretum. Use Williams Street entrance to the Arboretum; meet at the Outdoor Theater. This is a free event On a slope just south of the Laurel ... Read more

The Vernal Pool Walk will be held at the Connecticut College Arboretum on Saturday, April 27th. Occurring seasonally, and with variable water levels, vernal pools are nonetheless important habitats for a variety of species. Many species of amphibians rely on these bodies of water for breeding, and they provide a source of food for birds ... Read more

Watch as the region’s most skilled climbers compete for the coveted title of New England Champion and a chance to compete in the grand finale, known as the International Tree Climbing Championship, to be held this summer in Columbus, Ohio. Climbing categories include: Aerial Rescue, Belayed Speed Climb, Work Climb, Footlock, Throwline, and Master’s Challenge. ... Read more

The Connecticut College Arboretum and Good Sponge Records present the seventh annual Music in the Meadow on Sunday, June 3, 2018. This year's lineup features three stellar southeastern Connecticut bands: Plywood Cowboy, Chris MacKay & the Toneshifters and Driving Route 9. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for an enjoyable, family-friendly outdoor concert in the ... Read more

It is fairly easy to identify many trees by their leaves but once the leaves have fallen, it can be challenging. This workshop starts indoors with a brief introduction to plant identification using keys. Then we will head outside to look at deciduous, native trees while they are dormant. Observing trees as a whole, with ... Read more

Enjoy time outdoors making one of nature’s sweet treats. Maple syrup starts to run in late winter when temperatures climb above freezing during the day and drop back below freezing at night. Participants will learn how to identify different species of maple trees, install a spile and safely produce syrup. Dress appropriately for the weather, ... Read more

Join the botany department for this talk, reception and exhibition to kick off a yearlong celebration of its first 100 years. The exhibition "100 Herbarium Specimen for 100 Years of Botany at Connecticut College" created by Georgia Hann CC'18 will be on view in the Cummings White Box Gallery (on the third floor of Cummings) ... Read more