Enjoying the longer daylight hours and spending time outdoors is easy to do in Granby. Read on for information about activities in and around town.
The Fire Marshal coordinated with Granby Public Schools so that Granby could participate in the statewide Fire Prevention Poster Contest. A fourth-grade student from Wells Road School, Clara Mitrano, was selected as one of Hartford County’s finalists. Clara will be recognized at a luncheon, along with her parents, a teacher of her choice, and our Fire Marshal.
A special event this month at the Senior Center is the celebratory Tulip Dinner on April 15, 5–6:30 p.m. There will be entertainment provided by Sassy Brass. Come out and celebrate the blooming flowers and chirping birds!
Parks and Recreation has two offerings for the April Spring Vacation Programs: CAS Soccer Camp and My First Craft Fair. These programs are co-ed and support various ages.
Parks and Rec has opened job applications for various summer staff positions. It is recruiting summer camp counselors, lifeguards and a waterfront director. For more information or to apply, please visit granby-ct.gov/Jobs Also, registration for programs like summer camp has begun. See more information about camps and costs at GranbyRec.com
There will be a Wedding Showcase at Holcomb Farm on Saturday, April 11, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Explore the venue fully staged for a wedding, meet a curated collection of Holcomb Farm’s favorite vendors and gather inspiration to start imagining your perfect day. There is a $5/person fee to attend the showcase.
The Spring Marketplace at Holcomb Farm is Saturday, May 9, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. There will be an incredible lineup of vendors, crafters and small businesses. It’s the perfect way to find unique treasures, enjoy the season and maybe even pick up the perfect gift for Mother’s Day.
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