Welcome to Northwest Park and Nature Preserve
Above: Jen Lowe, who performs at Northwest Park on February 29.
Don White Show RESCHEDULED for Saturday, MARCH 21!
The Don White performance which had been cancelled because of weather has been rescheduled for Saturday, March 21, 7:30 pm. Go to the Concert Page for tickets!
NEXT COFFEEHOUSE CONCERT! – SATURDAY FEBRUARY 29!
JEN LOWE
Jen Lowe ($17/$15 for Friends Members). 7:30 pm – doors open at 7 pm. Having toured with prestigious national and international artists, Lowe is a journey-woman through and through. And when the dust settles, there’s Jen’s voice, swaying gently and beautifully, between each song. Never taking herself too seriously in life or on the stage, you will often find her giggling and at ease as she tells a funny anecdote or reaches into her soul to share the darker parts of her journey. She is a true natural performer, whether she’s pounding ferociously on a djembe or gently finger-picking her old guitar; as a multi-instrumentalist, Jen’s shows are spontaneous, fun and never predictable. Her stage presence, songwriting, and musical ability have instantly captured audiences from state to state. Her lovelorn poetic verses and catchy choruses will remain in your head, long after the last note is played. Visit her site: https://www.jenlowe.com/ and watch her perform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFXBEzSD-S0
Go to the Concert Page to order tickets!
Maple Sugaring Is Underway!
Now through March 28!
One of the most exciting times of the year at Northwest Park – Maple Sugaring! Come see the process happening as our own Chuck Drake turns sap into incredible syrup before your very eyes! The trees arde tapped, and syrup is being made weekends in our new sugarhouse!
Then plan to enjoy the syrup with pancakes, sausage and all the fixings on March 28, 8-11 am!
Watch for details!
Contribute to the Friends of Northwest Park
A contribution to the Friends supports the Friends' many programs and mnakes a great gift! And as a 501(c)3 organization, The Friends' donations are tax-exempt. For more information, contact the Friends' President, Terry Langevin at terry@northwestpark.org.
Friends' Gift Acceptance Policy (Click at right)
The Friends of Northwest Park is a not for profit 501(c3) organization. The Friends solicits and accepts gifts for purposes that will help the organization further and fulfill its mission. All gifts are expended for that purpose. The Friends has no paid employees. Donations will generally be accepted from individuals, partnerships, corporations, foundations, government agencies, or other entities, without limitation. In the course of its regular fund raising activities, The Friends will accept donations of money, real property, personal property, stock, and in-kind services. (Certain of these gifts must be reviewed prior to their acceptance if they may pose special liabilities to The Friends.) Restrictions on gifts-The Friends will not accept gifts that (a) would result in The Friends violating its corporate charter, (b) would result in The Friends losing its status as an IRC 501(c3) not-for-profit organization, (c) are too difficult or too expensive or complicated to administer in relation to their value, (d) would result in any unacceptable consequences for The Friends, or (e) are for purposes outside of The Friends mission.
Located in historic Windsor, Connecticut, USA, Northwest Park and Nature Preserve is a 473-acre Municipal Park owned and operated by the Town of Windsor, Connecticut and is within the Department of Recreation and Leisure Services. From its beginning in 1972, much of what once was tobacco farmland has been converted to biologically diverse forests and fields embedded with streams and many pristine views – areas that are accessible by 12 miles of hiking trails. The mission of Northwest Park is to maintain, enhance and protect habitat for native species, while providing educational and passive recreational opportunities for the public through a municipal park. Northwest Park will strive to remain an accessible “living classroom” with a diverse habitat that ties Windsor’s past to the present, while showcasing the future. Educational and passive recreational experiences will be offered everyday for persons of all ages and abilities, while serving as a model of land management, wildlife conservation and sustainable practices.. Our address is 145 Lang Road, Windsor, CT. The Friends of Northwest Park is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation devoted to cooperating with the Town to promote and preserve the environmental beauty of the park, to maintain the Nature Center, and to providing public nature programs of many kinds for the benefit of our visitors.
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About Northwest Park
CONTACT INFORMATION: For matters relating to the Friends of Northwest Park: Friends of Northwest Park, 145 Lang Rd., P.O. Box 773, Windsor, CT 06095, info@northwestpark.org, or email Terry Langevin, President at Terry@northwestpark.org.
For information about Northwest Park such as visitor information, upcoming programs, or facility rentals, see the Town of Windsor website here. To contact park staff, email to: northwestpark@townofwindsorct.com, phone 860-285-1886, or mail to: Northwest Park, 145 Lang Rd., Windsor, CT 06095.
Interested in renting Northwest Park facilities? See rental information, prices, and how to make a reservation here.
Northwest Park strives to accommodate all participants in all of our programs. If you require special services in order for you to participate in any program of Northwest Park, please let us know, or, if using a registration form, include this on your form, and give us at least two (2) weeks advance notice prior to the program.
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