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TOPS — 9:30 a.m., St. Paul’s Church, 170 Rope Ferry Road, Waterford; (860) 848-7263.

The Connecticut River Museum is once again a CT Summer at the Museum location! Governor Ned Lamont recently announced the return of the program for the 2023 season. Through this initiative, admission to select museums is free to all Connecticut resident children ages 18 and younger, plus one accompanying adult. This program will run from Saturday, July 1, through Monday, September 4. The Connecticut River Museum is honored to partner with CT Humanities and the CT Office of the Arts again to administer the CT Summer at the Museum Initiative. For more details on the museum’s upcoming events to plan your family’s visit, please go to: https://ctrivermuseum.org/events/.
Admission: Free (For children 18 & under, and one accompanying adult)

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Storytime on TV — 10 a.m., virtual; Miss Rebecca shares songs, stories, and puppet shows on community television channels; hosted by the East Lyme Public Library; free; registration required; (860) 739-6926.

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Al-anon – 10:30 a.m., First United Methodist Church, 23 Willow St., Mystic; (860) 536-2426.

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Lo-Fi Study Hour – 11 a.m.-noon, Public Library of New London, 63 Huntington St., New London; ambient music for relaxation and concentration; free; (860) 447-1411.

Get out on the water with the Connecticut River Museum because it’s cruising season! There are now two ways to enjoy the Connecticut River. Come aboard the Onrust, a re-creation of the first European vessel to chart the River in 1614, or hop on RiverQuest, an eco-tour boat that explores the river’s ecology, rich history, and wildlife. Choose from daily public sails and sunset cruises, or specialty cruises — like Kids Cruises or Gillette Castle viewings — to seasonal bird watching adventures with eagles, osprey, swallows, and more. For more information regarding dates, times, ticket prices, and to book your trip, visit at https://ctrivermuseum.org/booking-calendar/m.
Times: Departures range from 11:30am-7:30pm
Admission: $30-$40 (Please note: member discounts are applicable.)

Senior Resources introduces its new caregiver support group open to all caregivers, family members-anyone caring for a loved one.
The agency’s support group’s kick-off event, April 25th as well as future meetings, will be held the last Tuesday of each month, 3:00 pm. at Shelters Arms, 165 McKinley Ave., Norwich. We offer a safe and comfortable healing environment for caregivers while providing them emotional and social support, as well as educational material to assist in caring for their love ones. For more information and to register please contact Lori Rygielski, Senior Resources at 860-887-3561, ext. 127.

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Yoga In Our City – 5:30 p.m., Green Harbor Park, Pequot Ave. and Converse Place, New London; free; yogainourcity.com.

On Tuesday, August 29, join the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation as they host former All-American and NBA basketball star Chris Herren. Herren, a person in long-term recovery, will share his inspiring story of addiction and his road to rehabilitation, in hopes of educating many on the topic of health and wellness. This presentation is sponsored by the Primary Prevention Project-an initiative made possible through a grant from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, which is kicking off its 4-part “Wellness Circle” series on substance abuse prevention and recovery. Please note that this community event is free and open to all ages. Sign-ups can be made at the following link: https://primarypreventionproject.org/register/1. For more information on the speaking series and about the Primary Prevention Project, please visit: https://primarypreventionproject.org.
Contact Info: Phone- (860) 312-8000 | Email- SPires@mptn-nsn.gov

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Gam-Anon – 6:45 p.m., virtual; dial in (646) 558-8656; passcode: 056943695; gam-anon.org; gamanonforrecovery@gmail.com.

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African Dance Class – 7:30-9 p.m., La Grua Center, 32 Water St., Stonington; led by Ashley Jones; 6-7:30 p.m., beginner drum class with Matthew Dean; all ages and levels; $20 each class; registration required; (860) 235-1478.