We’re pleased to announce two post-show discussions, led by poet and educator, Barb Jennes, and Thrown Stone board member and Managing Director of the Sheen Center for Thought and Culture, Andrew Levine.
Thrown Stone, Ridgefield Library, Keeler Tavern Museum, and The Connecticut Audubon Society invite you to a pre-show exhibition and mingle with noted print collector, Joel Third, Charles Stebbins, and a special guest. Joel will offer a sneak preview of some of the Audubon prints he plans to exhibit this fall at the Ridgefield Library.
Snacks will be served, and the bar will be open.
This free pre-show event will be followed by an 8pm performance of Birds of North America by Anna Moench. Tickets available at thrownstone.org.
Continuing our series of community events around the theme, #CloseToHome.
Civility at Home: A Community Conversation with Will Haskell and Harry Arora, explores the idea of civility in private — through the eyes of two public figures from different sides of the aisle.
Thrown Stone invites you to our continuing series of community events around the theme, #CloseToHome.
At the Free Spring Fling, Thrown Stone gave away over 50 bird houses for our Birdhouse Decorating Contest. If you did not get a birdhouse from Thrown Stone, you can still participate with your own birdhouse, built from scratch or purchased at any craft store. Read more
Thrown Stone invites you to our continuing series of community events around the theme, #CloseToHome.
Updated March 10, 2019
As part of our new series of community events around the theme, #CloseToHome, Thrown Stone will participate in the Ridgefield Parks & Recreation Free Spring Fling on Sunday, March 24 from 12:30 to 4:30pm.
There will be activities for all ages, including: