What we’re about
The Vernon Volunteers’ Collaborative is a new group supporting the community organizations that make Vernon, CT a special place to work and live. The eleven current organizations, primarily staffed by volunteers, have one or more of the following objectives: the preservation or beautification of Vernon’s open space, parks and environment; preserving and sharing Vernon’s history and historic properties or encouraging appreciation of and participation in the arts. This meet up will connect you with their activities.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Canoe and Kayak Paddle of Upper Bolton LakeUpper Bolton Lake Boat Launch Area, Vernon, CT
The Northern Connecticut Land Trust sponsors this annual canoe and kayak exploration of Upper Bolton Lake, which in historical times was known for its cedar trees and in the early 1800's was also the site of a saw mill.
Take a leisurely tour of this pristine lake setting, perfect for bird-watching, photo opportunities, or just a quiet morning enjoying the outdoors. Bring your own boat, paddles, and life vests.
Meet at the Upper Bolton Lake Boat Launch Area on Hatch Hill Road in Vernon for this free event. Call KARL at (860) 649-4949 for information.
- The Spectacular Buildings of Rockville's Park Place & Talcott ParkTown of Vernon Town Hall, Vernon, CT
The Vernon Historical Society is hosting this program on the spectacular Buildings of Park Place and Talcott Park.
Join us for a spring stroll as BOB HURD, architect and historic preservation authority, leads us through Rockville!
Did you know Rockville was one of the wealthiest small cities in the United States during the latter part of the 19th and early 20th centuries? Hear about the many significant buildings and the many which were lost to "redevelopment" in the 1960s.
Meet at Town Hall, 14 Park Place. Walking Difficulty Level: Average
Donations accepted for the Newspaper Digitization Project.