Snakes of New England and the World - one hour live animal presentation by the Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team. Rain or shine.... they have an indoor location for our event as well. Join us for the 24th annual RiverFest celebration supporting the SuAsCo Wild and Scenic River at Great Meadows in Sudbury. This year they have spread the events throughout the year. Riverfest is a year long celebration of the Sudbury, Assabet and Concord Wild and Scenic Rivers, and includes numerous events in nine communities. With free walks, talks, hikes, paddles, concerts and art, there is something for everyone. For a full listing of events and maps, please visit www.sudbury-assabet-concord.org.
We’ll be there with a native snake display and a bunch of other snakes for people to get up close and personal. Enjoy the artists and food vendors throughout downtown Manchester. It's a really fun event.
Snakes of New England and the World - one hour live animal presentation. Sponsored by Friends of Halibut Point. Afraid of snakes? You won’t be after learning about and seeing up-close a variety of local snakes and a few exotic ones! Snake fans will enjoy safe handling. Rick Roth, herpetologist and Executive Director of the Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team, will bring some of his favorite snakes to Halibut Point State Park. Join us for Rick’s presentation outside the Visitors Center. Bring your camera! Co-sponsored with Friends of Halibut Point State Park. Meet at Visitor's Center. For all ages.
Parking can sometimes be challenging so plan to arrive early. Halibut Point State Park and Halibut Point Reservation are 67 acres of conserved, oceanside land located on Cape Ann in the town of Rockport, Massachusetts. The property is managed by The Trustees of Reservations. Beginning in the 1840s, granite was quarried from this area, first on a small scale and primarily along the coast, and then on a much larger scale when the Rockport Granite Company acquired the Babson Farm quarry and expanded its operation. Shortly after the Cape Ann granite industry collapsed in 1929, 17 acres on the eastern side of the quarry were purchased and given to the Trustees of Reservations. The remainder of the area sat unused until late in World War II when a fire control tower (now the park's Visitors Center) was constructed to provide aiming information for the massive coastal defense guns that guarded Boston and Portsmouth Harbors.
Snakes of New England and the World - one hour live animal presentation. The Library is closed so this event will be held at Trinity Church basement. Sawyer Free Library Summer Program.
We'll be there with a Snakes of New England and the World Exhibit. We will set up a tent in front of Toodeloos Toy Store because they're crazyfun people in there and they let us use their electricity to run our lights to boot. Check out all the Music (on 3 different stages) and Performances that are happening throughout the evening. Plus there will be a bunch of venders... and our great exhibit of course. Main Street, Downtown Gloucester comes alive when the Street is closed off with live music, street performers, al fresco dining, vendors, food vendors and more!
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We’ll be there with a native snake display and a bunch of other snakes from around the world for people to get up close and personal. Enjoy the artists and craftspeople, along with entertainment and food vendors throughout at Stage Fort Park. It's a really fun event.
We’ll be there all day with a native snake display, and a bunch of other snakes for people to get up close and personal. *Note the location at the i4c2 lot between the Building Center and Gloucester House... up on the Boardwalk. Same place as last year. SCHOONER FESTIVAL FUN WITH ARTISTS, EXHIBITS, MUSIC & MORE
The hosts are creating a busy, festive hub of traditional crafters, engaging community organizations in the First Ipswich Bank Pavilion, expert seafood demonstrations, foot stomping music with Old Cold Tater, impossible magic, schooner sails, and fun-filled family activities on Harbor Loop. Enjoy local fare at our food tents. Schooners will be docked at Maritime Gloucester's Webster Pier with others throughout the city. Click the links below for last year's participating organizations and vendors and an event schedule. Updates will be made, so check back soon! Check out the link below to learn more...
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We'll be there with a Native Snake Display and Snakes from Around the World. Come celebrate with us at this one of a kind fall festival at Breakheart Reservation! This FREE event will include lawn games, a petting zoo, storytellers, music, and family-oriented activities. Enjoy live snakes with the Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team.
Snakes of New England and the World - one hour live animal presentation.
We'll be there with a Native Snake Display and Snakes from Around the World.
All sorts of vendors and festivities. It's really fun... music, food farms, crafts, face painting and more.
Join us for our Live Animal Display. Set up at 9am, starts at 10am. Rain date October 20, 2024. New England food producers gather on one of Rockport’s historic working wharves to celebrate the best of local food with fresh lobster, chowder, pastries, grass-fed beef, wood-fired pizza, small-batch jams, locally-grown produce and more. Craft beers produced in Massachusetts are on hand, along with Rockport’s own Twin Lights, with soda crafted from the 120-year-old company’s original recipes. Cooking demonstrations take place throughout the day demonstrating the riches of harvest in New England. Harvestfest features plenty of live bluegrass, jazz, folk, indie rock, cooking demos, a farm expo, and plenty of activities for families.
Join us for the 40th Annual Essex ClamFest and Arts & Crafts Festival, from 11 am to 4 pm in Shepard Memorial Park in Essex. Although the highlight of the day is the Chowder Tasting Competition (Come taste Cape Ann’s finest chowders from Noon to 1 pm and vote for your favorite!) there is also a great variety of activities, including arts and crafts vendors, live entertainment and plenty of food vendors on-site! * Food Vendors to include: 5 Star Phresh Food, Crepe du Jour, Down River Ice Cream, Essex Tech, Nana's Fried Dough, Newburyport Crabcake Company, Three Gingers Jerky * Also Featuring Great Marsh Brewing Company's local brews * Muscial entertainment by Uncharted Watahs and Brick House. * Over 70 Crafters, businesses, and Non-profit tables! * Kids Activities include face painting, balloon animals, games, and Cape Ann Vernal Pond reptiles!
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