Turning Leaves Turning Wheels: A Fall Foliage Cycling Ride Celebrate the beauty of autumn with a group cycling ride along the Airline State Park Trail. Starting at Base Camp, we will ride east toward North Windham, taking in the changing colors of the season and making time to enjoy the wetlands and forest edges along […]
Dungeons & Dragons at Project Imo - The Life Room A call to the teens of Project Imo! Join Caspian Horn for a 6-7 week D&D campaign called ‘The Life Room’ that will let you test the bounds of your creative thinking in action & adventure! Jump into the techno-fantasy world of ‘The Life Room’ […]
🎃👻 Community Halloween Party at Project Imo’s Idea Forge Creators Space 👻🎃 Celebrate Halloween with us at the new Idea Forge Creators Space (54 North Street, Willimantic) on Friday, October 31st, from 6–10 PM! This all-ages party is packed with fun: costume contests (with prizes like free Idea Forge memberships!), crafts, treats, movies, music, games, […]
Community Invasive Species Cleanup at the Preserve: Return of the Trail Crew Every story needs a strong finish, and this is ours. After starting downtown with A New Hope and then standing up to mugwort in The Mugwort Strikes Back, we now head into the Windham Outdoor Education Preserve for the final part of our […]
Dungeons & Dragons at Project Imo - The Life Room A call to the teens of Project Imo! Join Caspian Horn for a 6-7 week D&D campaign called ‘The Life Room’ that will let you test the bounds of your creative thinking in action & adventure! Jump into the techno-fantasy world of ‘The Life Room’ […]
Rembrandt with Rocks: Rock Painting at the Idea Forge Bring out your inner artist and join us for an afternoon of creativity and community. Rembrandt with Rocks is a playful workshop where we will transform simple stones into painted works of art. Hosted at the Idea Forge at Base Camp, this event is designed for […]
Dungeons & Dragons at Project Imo - The Life Room A call to the teens of Project Imo! Join Caspian Horn for a 6-7 week D&D campaign called ‘The Life Room’ that will let you test the bounds of your creative thinking in action & adventure! Jump into the techno-fantasy world of ‘The Life Room’ […]
Roots of Gratitude: Finding Our Community Gratitude Tree Gratitude is one of the simplest yet most powerful practices we can share. It brings people together, shifts how we see the world, and creates space for connection even in busy lives. In this event, led by one of our youth leaders, we will gather as a […]
Join us for a very special evening On Saturday, November 15, 2025, join us for an unforgettable evening of elegance, generosity, and community spirit at the Holiday Gala Fundraiser from 6pm to Midnight. Hosted by the Town of Windham, Project Imo Inc., Windham/Willimantic CARES Corp, and the LINKED- Town of Windham Autism Safety Project, this […]
This is a regular meeting of the Environmental Impact Program's Youth Environmental Leadership Corps. Meetings will be bi-weekly from September through December on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Members will get 1 hour of stipend credit for attending. Members do not need to attend all meetings, but should attend 1 meeting per […]
Little House for Birdies: Miniature Birdhouse Painting Celebrate creativity, nature, and community in this hands-on workshop where we will paint miniature birdhouses inspired by Connecticut’s native bird species. This program blends art and ecology, giving participants the chance to decorate a birdhouse while also learning more about the birds that call the local area home. […]
Dungeons & Dragons at Project Imo - The Life Room A call to the teens of Project Imo! Join Caspian Horn for a 6-7 week D&D campaign called ‘The Life Room’ that will let you test the bounds of your creative thinking in action & adventure! Jump into the techno-fantasy world of ‘The Life Room’ […]
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The risks of the programs include, but are not limited to: slips and falls while walking in rugged, hazardous terrain; severe weather and environmental conditions; hypothermia; accidental drowning; sprains, strains, joint dislocations, and broken bones; falling from high places; the negligence of other participants; and exposure to potentially harmful wildlife, insects, and plant life.
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As part of the registration process for participation in our expedition program, participants are required to complete a health and medical screening form. This form collects basic demographic information and asks about any health problems, limiting physical disabilities or handicaps, allergies, reactions to medication, medical limitations, current medications and reasons, and medical insurance information. Participants acknowledge that this form is a mandatory part of the registration process and must be completed and submitted prior to the commencement of the expedition. The form will be made available for download upon completion of the registration process and will also be included in the confirmation email sent to participants.
