The Salisbury Association offers exhibits, programs and special events throughout the year. Check back often to find out what is going on, and make plans to join us!
Upcoming Events
Exhibit: Local Student Projects from the Troutbeck Symposium
The Troutbeck Symposium is a student-led collaboration uncovering our local history through student authored documentaries, art exhibitions and posters.
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Go Native!
Exhibit: "Go Native!" Academy Building
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Bird Walk with George Wallace
Bird Walk with George Wallace. 8am Location TBD. This event will be part of the Connecticut Trails Day, sponsored by the Connecticut Forest & Park Association
Find out more »From Echinacea Pollen to Hungry Caterpillars — Stories from the Forest and Field with Michael LaScaleia
Join Michael LaScaleia for a 30-minute talk and Q&A at the Scoville Memorial Library (rain or shine). After the Q&A, we’ll take a short walk (weather permitting) to the Salisbury Land Trust’s Vincent Field for a discussion about what’s happening in the meadow. Socks and sturdy shoes are recommended.
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Mushroom walk with Dave Patton – time TBD
Mushroom walk with Dave Patton. TIME TO BE DETERMINED Scoville Memorial Library
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Independence Day Celebration at the Town Grove
Independence Day Celebration at the Town Grove, sponsored by the Salisbury Association. All are invited.
Find out more »Exhibit: Historical Clothing from the Salisbury Association’s Collection
Exhibit: Historical Clothing from the Salisbury Association's Collection. Academy Building
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Exhibit: Lakeville Hose Company
Lakeville Hose Company. Academy Building
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Holiday Concert
Holiday Concert: Stay Tuned for Details
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Current Exhibits

Local Student Projects from the Troutbeck Symposium
The Troutbeck Symposium is a student-led collaboration uncovering our local history through student authored documentaries, art exhibitions and posters. On April 30 and May 1, middle and high school students from 20 regional public and independent schools gathered to listen, present, and discuss findings of their research projects uncovering little-known local histories of communities of color and other marginalized groups that tie to our national fabric.
On view through May 31

THE RECENTLY CONSERVED HOLLEY MANUFACTURING KNIFE DISPLAY FROM THE U.S. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OF 1876

Display of 19th century silver from the Holley-Williams collection.
