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The Suffield 350th Anniversary Committee created this colorful poster to showcase images of the 38 barn quilts created by local artists for the Suffield Barn Quilt Trail. The poster is available for $20 at 350th events.
The Suffield 350th Anniversary art exhibit Visions of Suffield has been on display in the visitors’ center at the Phelps-Hatheway House since May, featuring 36 works by 15 local artists.
Another mini barn quilt workshop is coming up at noon on Sunday, September 26th at the A Stroke of Color studio.
Suffield native Greg Butler was just nominated for an Academy Award for Best Visual Effects for his work on “1917.” The film is nominated in a total of 10 categories including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Original Score and Best Cinematography.
Please buy a truck raffle ticket, or more than one, to help cover the costs of Suffield’s 350th anniversary celebration.
On Saturday, September 1, Hilltop Farm will be transformed into a wonderful spot to share a harvest dinner and dance under the stars to the live music of “Out The Boxx.”
Make your Fourth of July special this year by attending an outdoor concert with The Kevin Prater Band! The free concert will take place on Wednesday, July 4, in the bandstand on middle green in the center of Suffield.
If you had a chance to visit the Town of Suffield booth at Suffield on the Green last month, then you saw some great photos and memorabilia from Suffield’s 300th anniversary celebration in 1970.
The Bike/WalkCT “Discover Connecticut” series introduces more people to the pleasures of biking by hosting events that highlight safe, scenic, interesting, historical, cultural and bike-enjoyable routes.
