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Robert Brandegee (1849–1922) was hired by Sarah Porter in 1880 and succeeded Tuthill as art teacher at the school. He grew up in nearby Berlin, studied at E. L. Hart’s ...

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Earth Day Through Indigenous Eyes: Honoring, Connecting, Embracing the Earth 🗓

Event Date : 2023 Apr Sat

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Earth Day “Through Indigenous Eyes”

A Look At The Day!

-NightHawk Flying will give a brief introduction of Earth Day/Good Stewardship and what it means to the Indigenous Peoples.

-He will sing a special Native Song and Prayer for the tree planting at cottages, all are  welcome and encouraged to participate 

-NightHawk Flying regales our community with more Traditional Native American singing/songs and this lays a foundation for our walk to the Cowles Property on the Pequabuck River. (10 min walk)

-Once at the water, there is a prayer/blessing and Water Song by NightHawk who will make another statement about “Good Stewardship.”  

-We will continue with another tree planting at the Cowles Property, where once again, the community is encouraged to join in.

-The finale culminates with a “Community Conversation”  of  questions and answers.

-Festivities end with refreshments.

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CONTACT US

The Farmington Historical Society
P.O. Box 1645
Farmington, CT 06034
(860) 678 – 1645

info@fhs-ct.org