SSILL News
What's Happened, What's New, What's Upcoming?Spring 2025 Registration starts Friday, February 21st at 8:30 a.m.
and will continue throughout the Spring Session.
Justice Denied: A Personal Perspective
The story of the Japanese incarceration during WorldWar II as seen through the eyes of her Japanese American family.
United States Coast Guard Band Clarinet Quartet
The United States Coast Guard Band Clarinet Quartet thrilled our audience with works from Mendelssohn, Shostakovich and others with virtuoso performances.
Swamp Forests, Great Apes, and Conservation Realities
Katherine Meyer spoke of her research into Primates and Conservation Realities in Indonesia and the Republic of Congo.
Manet, Renoir & the revolution of Impressionist Art
Bob Potter spoke of the artwork created by some of the most famous impressionists of the 19th Century. Manet, Renoir and other fellow artists.
Shorebirds of Connecticut
A delightful and informative talk about the Connecticut Shorebirds given by Joe Attwater from the Connecticut Audubon Society. Oystercatchers, Plovers, Sandpipers and more.
Fall 2024 Opening – Central City Stompers
SSILL started out the 2024 fall season by welcoming back the Central City Stompers. The SSILL membership enjoyed listening to some fun jazz tunes on the morning of September 3rd. Their sound was very upbeat and fun for all.
SSILL Fall Trips Preview
We have five trips scheduled in the Fall of 2024! Registration for trips is limited due to the bus capacity.
Shore Birds of Connecticut
Joe Attwater from Connecticut Audubon Society will be with us on September 6th, to talk about these fascinating birds and their migratory habits as well as conservation.
SSILL – July 2024 Newsletter
Looking Back, Looking Ahead July 2024 Our Spring semester offered so many opportunities to learn something new, to hear beautiful music, to participate in a book discussion, take a trip, and so much more. Our trip to Kiwi Roots Farm was so popular we scheduled it twice! And everyone agrees that...
How to build Pollinator Gardens
Homeowners have a unique opportunity to support pollinators and bird habitats in their own yards. The presenter describes how lawn areas can be transformed into pollinator gardens, meadows, or even woodlands, highlighting the benefits of this kind of planting design.
Elaine Jackson – A Long Time SSILL Member
When we asked Elaine what kept a loyal Member all these years, Elaine stated that her favorite part of the SSILL organization is “the diversity of offerings”.
What is Intellectual Property?
Ethan Horwitz shared intriguing case studies to clearly explain patents, trademarks, and copyrights. All about Intellectual Property.
