Join us for the 5th Annual Claremont Cleanup on Friday the 13th, of September! Stop by 45 School Street to pick up bags and gloves. Lunch and a free tee will be provided!

Register for this event here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScvTtRwpBryb_XSvg1JMekhhwShpyK5m0_aEeplk-SfI8DifQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

A 5K run/walk fundraiser to benefit the Sullivan County Humane Society. A $50.00 cash prize will be awarded to the top male and female finishers. Awards will be given to the top 3 male and female age groups. Free T-Shirts for the first 100 registered participants. Post-race festivities include a post race refreshments, raffle prizes and award ceremony. Come join in the fun! Dogs are Welcome! We welcome your four-legged friends to walk with you. However, dogs must be leashed and start at the back of the pack. To register go to: SCHS Save A Stray 5K - 2024 (pinnaclestrive.com) $25.00 pre-registration $30.00 same day registration For more information on registration and our pledge drive campaign visit our website: http://sullivancountyhumanesociety.org, click on 2024 Save a Stray 5K in the menu bar.

Registration 8:30-55am FIshing @ 9am. Open to the PUBLIC Annual Kid's Fishing Derby for kids 0-15yrs, 3 age groups 0-5yrs, 6-10yrs & 11-15yrs. Prizes awarded each age group VT Let's Go Fishing Program Ferguson's Farm is located @ 220 Spencer Hollow Rd

Sign up for the race at https://www.fmeea.com/district-dash-5k Pre-registration opens on February 19, 2024. Price goes up after May 1, 2024. Check-in & registration opens at 8:00 a.m. Kid's Fun Run at 9:15 a.m. 5K Race starts at 10:00 a.m.

The richness of Andean folklore comes alive with New Inca Son, "proud bearer of an indispensable cultural legacy." (Keith Lockhart, Boston Pops Conductor). Acclaimed in the U.S. and abroad for over 20 years, the group has performed its ancient melodies and dances on world class stages such as the 1994 FIFA World Cup, 1996 and 2002 Olympic Games, and the White House. In 2019, New Inca Son had the honor of headlining at both of our country's Smithsonian National Museums of the American Indian, NYC and Washington DC locations. In 2015, the band performed at the Kennedy Center for the Arts and the Smithsonian FolkLife Festival, as part of a special tribute to Peru; and at Philadelphia's Mann Center's for an audience of over 4000 enthusiastic kids from inner city schools.

New Inca Son is a band with a mission: to preserve its indigenous heritage and to instill, particularly in children and young people, an understanding and appreciation of it. As such, our artists both perform and educate, offering hands-on workshops, interactive concerts, and residencies for students in schools, colleges, libraries, and performing arts centers nationwide. As recognition for its educational work, the band has earned the 2007 "Distinguished Arts Educator in Music" award from the Massachusetts Alliance for Arts Education (MAAE) and 2009 "Gold Star Award," Mass Cultural Council. Manager Marianne Ruggiero is available to help educators write grant proposals to NEFA toward bringing the group to their schools for activities which connect meaningfully to Music, Dance, Social Studies, World History, and Spanish.

Join us for the soft opening of the Claremont Creative Center! Toronto's Polky, led by multi-talented female musicians, delights audiences with joyful vocal harmonies, unusual instruments, and upbeat performances. Drawing deep inspiration from Poland's rich cultural tapestry, they push musical boundaries by fearlessly blending Polish traditional music with sounds and rhythms from across the globe.

The New England Center for Circus Arts (NECCA) presents the annual Circus Springboard show, featuring America’s next generation of circus artists. Circus Springboard tours New England theaters connecting rural audiences to aerialists and acrobats.

The performers are soon-to-be graduates of NECCA’s 3-year professional training program and this show is the culmination of their study and development as performers and artists. This show is devised with a guest director and each year reflects the artistic collaboration of the director and performers. Stay tuned for this year’s show content closer to the performance date!

Tickets are $12 for students, $15 for seniors(65+), and $18 for adults, plus $1.00 preservation fees. Additional $2.00 convenience charge for tickets purchased in person or over the phone.

The Fort at No 4 is opening for the 2024 season! Join us to visit the 1740's recreation of the Fort at No 4, featuring costumed interpreters showcasing the 18th century way of life. Visit the watch tower for views of the Connecticut River, play children's games in the common, check out the herb and dye gardens, and don't miss the gift shop for unique tokens of your visit or a book to further your love of history! Adults - 12, Senior and Military - 10, Children 6-18 - 8, 5 and under - free!