NRWA programs reveal the importance and features of the river and its watershed and ways people collectively and individually can improve the region. Programs are free, but space may be limited, and reservations are suggested. Call the leader listed or NRWA at 877-NRWA-INFO (877-679-2463), if no leader is mentioned, for more information, directions, and reservations. Hikers should always wear hiking shoes and bring water.

NRWA programs reveal the importance and features of the river and its watershed and ways people collectively and individually can improve the region. Programs are free, but space may be limited, and reservations are suggested. Call the leader listed or NRWA at 877-NRWA-INFO (877-679-2463), if no leader is mentioned, for more information, directions, and reservations. Hikers should always wear hiking shoes and bring water.

November 9, Sunday, 1-2:30 PM. Tour of Georgetown's Historic Main Street. On Sunday, November 9th, from 1-2:30 PM, local historian, Brent Colley will lead a Tour of Georgetown (an area that encompasses parts of Redding, Ridgefield, Weston, and Wilton) that will focus on the town's historic Main Street. Starting at the Georgetown Bible Church, Colley will lead tour participants up Portland Avenue, over Brookside Road, across Route 107, and down Main Street. Along the way, famous legends, people, businesses, and events from Georgetown's past will come to life. Learn about the old stagecoach route, Chamber's coal mine, Rumsey's well, Uncle Will's blacksmith shop, Gilbert and Bennett, the peanut lady, the flood of '55, and more! Meet at the Georgetown Bible Church parking lot on Route 107 just east of the intersection of routes 107 and 57, and east of Route 7. Wear walking shoes. Call Jere Ross (203-938-2650) for reservations and directions.

January 29, Thursday, 7-8:45 PM. Aquatic Discovery with Slides and Microscopes. Science Educator Dave Havens of Lt. Luke's School in New Canaan will present the world of freshwater inhabitants first by slides and then by microscope. This is a chance for adults and children ages 8 and up to learn about creatures of all sizes that live in area lakes and streams and are important parts of the food chain, and then to examine their own water samples to see what they can find. Become scientist for a night with an expert. Meet in the Chess Room at the Norwalk Main Library. For reservations and more information, call NRWA at 877-NRWA-INFO (877-679-2463).