Join us Saturday, January 24th at 10:00am at the Sharon Town Hall for the first workshop of a FREE three-part series hosted by the Sharon Energy & Environmental Commission, the Sharon Audubon Center, the Sharon Land Trust, and the Salisbury Association Land Trust. In this introductory session, Michael Nadeau will explore what defines a “hero” and a
History is written by the victors, but what about the one third of the colonist in America who opposed the rebellion? Join us on Sunday, February 1, 4:00 - 5:30 PM, and travel back in time with Tom Key to 1830 to hear the other side of history as told by a historical loyalist, Ezra
Co-presented by Michael Nadeau and Tom Zetterstrom, this session dives into invasive plants and how to manage them effectively and responsibly, both with and without herbicides. FREE AND OPEN TO ALL: For more details and to register: https://tinyurl.com/NativevsInvasivePlants or call (860) 364-5137
Salisbury Association 2026 Annual Meeting
Review of 2025 Activities & Election of Trustees
February 21, 2026
10:30 AM ET
Videoconference
Advanced registration is required
Salisbury lies in the middle of the Atlantic Flyway, a sort of bird highway that millions of migrating birds pass through every year. Light pollution can wreak havoc on our night skies and have a devastating impact on our bird and wildlife populations Light pollution has also been shown to have negative impacts on human
In this final workshop, Michael Nadeau discusses how to choose what native species to plant, where they are most effective, and how to source them responsibly. FREE AND OPEN TO ALL: For more details and to register: https://tinyurl.com/NativevsInvasivePlants or call (860) 364-5137
Connecticut’s Cannon - The Salisbury Furnace in the American Revolution: Virtual discussion with author Adam Ward Rome (online and in the Wardell Room at the Scoville Memorial Library) TIME TO BE DETERMINED
