Hatha Yoga at Essex Library

Essex Library Association 33 West Avenue, Essex, CT, Essex

Join us at Essex Library for a 2-part Hatha yoga series, led by Lisa Sanders. Hatha yoga is a branch of yoga that uses physical techniques such as breathwork and mindful yoga movements for balance, strength and stability. Lisa also incorporates yoga philosophy, singing bowls and mindfulness into each session. This drop-in program is free and open to the public at Essex Library, 33 West Avenue, Essex, CT. Space is limited to 15 participants. The library has a limited supply of yoga mats; we suggest bringing your own.

Things That Go Bump In the Night with Master Wildlife Conservationist Ginny Apple

Essex Library Association 33 West Avenue, Essex, CT, Essex

Join Essex Library for an afternoon program with Ginny Apple, Master Wildlife Conservationist with the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. Learn what happens after the sun sets and nocturnal creatures emerge from their hiding places to forage, hunt, and play! From opossums and porcupines to great horned owls, this talk explores their habits, homes and howls. This program is free and open to the public at Essex Library, 33 West Avenue, Essex, CT. Registration is suggested. Register online or by calling the Library at 860-767-1560.

Do One Thing!

Ivoryton Library 106 Main Street, Ivoryton

This fall, Sustainable Essex will sponsor a “Do One Thing!” initiative  in our community to raise awareness and celebrate the sustainable activities that businesses, local organizations, schools, and individuals are doing. Sustainable Essex will hold SEED presentations (Sustainable Essex Environmental Discussions) at the Ivoryton Library. Topics will include: Sustainable Lawn Care; Alternative Methods of Transportation & Travel; Basics of Composting; Reducing waste workshop for children and parents, ages 4 and up.  Sustainable Essex is asking all local businesses and organizations that would like to participate in this campaign to have some type of tree - paper, cardboard, 3-D, real branches, etc. in a visible place. We will provide paper leaves for customers/clients to write one thing they are doing to help our environment (i.e., recycling thin film plastic, using an electric leaf blower, carpooling, stopping the use of plastic water bottles, etc.) to attach to the tree. Each business and organization can choose how they would like to showcase this.  Our libraries, schools, and town hall will also be involved. Any questions?  Please contact karenevansmail@gmail.com