Travel back in time to the Woodland period of the central Connecticut River Valley, when the bow and arrow became popular hunting tools, clay pottery was invented, and Indigenous Peoples began to rely more on an agricultural way of life. Each participant will grind native corn with a stone mortar and pestle and learn how to properly cook corn cakes. Presented by Nowashe Village.

For children and teens in grades K-6. Registration is required. Please only register children and teens. Adults do not need to register themselves.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Cheshire Public Library.