Granby Land Trust
Granby Land Trust — October 2026
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GLT’s 19th Annual Juried Art Show; Annual Meeting and Community Supper set for Oct. 18
Great Outdoors
Open Farm Day had varied delights for everyone to enjoy
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See the full gallery later in this month’s issue.
Friends of Holcomb Farm
Fresh Access expands to Unionville
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The Friends of Holcomb Farm welcomed its newest partner to the Fresh Access program this summer: New Horizons Village.
Great Outdoors
Cedar Waxwing
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A Cedar Waxwing perched on a fallen tree overlooking Spring Pond at the McLean Game refuge.
Friends of Holcomb Farm
What a hoedown! Thanks for making it so special
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What a day! On Aug. 30, the Friends of Holcomb Farm welcomed hundreds of neighbors, families and friends to Holcomb Farm for the Holcomb Hoedown—a free afternoon filled with music, dancing, games, animals and plenty of good old-fashioned fun.
Great Outdoors
How now, brown trout
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Middle school students at the Salmon Brook Ecology Center have learned that the term “brown trout” might be a misleading common name for the species. Their scales include special, pigmented skin cells called chromatophores, which allow brown trout to routinely change colors.
Great Outdoors
Autumn’s perfume and color peak in October
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Spring Pond at McLean Game Refuge. Photo by Nina Jamison.
Great Outdoors
What’s better than warm, cheesy bread?
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This Gorgonzola bread recipe has been a family favorite for years and it’s one that brings back wonderful memories every time I make it. It has graced our table for countless gatherings, and there never seems to be much left over!
Great Outdoors
Behind the scenes of Open Farm Day
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Every spring, with great appreciation for the farmers who swap a busy fall workday for one filled with visitors, a dedicated group of Granby women start planning the annual Granby Open Farm Day.
Great Outdoors
Two heads?!
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We wonder if it is also true of sunflowers that “two heads are better than one.”