Details DUE TO HEAT FORECASTS FOR THE WEEKEND, we are postponing the Plein Air art event to July 27, 2019 – same time, same place! Hope you can make it! Join us for a day of Plein Air art on Saturday, July 27, 2019, 10:00-1:00, Vale Reservation, Andover. This event [ Read More ]
AVIS and the Andover Arts & Cultural Alliance have teamed up to give artists a chance to work out of doors. In a summers long exhibit, Art Along the Trails brings a variety of art to the AVIS properties. Sharon Lapham’s project, Imitation/Invitation, is now installed at the [ Read More ]
A successful day on the Shawsheen, SRWA and two members of the Shawsheen River Greenway collaborated to open a section of the River in Tewksbury.
7/1 Mid-week paddle – Put in at Shawsheen Pines Reservation. We will meet at 10:00 at the Shawsheen Pines Reservation. This Reservation is located on Lowell Junction Road, Andover across from Pfizer. For GPS, use Pfizer’s address: 1 Burtt Road. We will paddle from Shawsheen Pines to Ballardvale. All are [ Read More ]
Favorite places to swim and paddle. Fosters Pond in Andover: https://www.fosterspond.org/public_access.html Though privately maintained through the Fosters Pond Association, it is open to the public. Check out the website. Pomps Pond in Andover: https://www.andoverrec.com/pompspond/index Can be reached from Shawsheen River if you put in at Dale Street, though it [ Read More ]
6/8 Saturday, 1:00-3:00 Art Show with a Shawsheen Twist! Public · Hosted by Shawsheen River Watershed Association and Billerica Access Television 430 Boston Road, Billerica, MA (978) 663-2284 info@batvinc.org
It finally felt like spring as Bob, Laurie, Kevin, and Alice paddled on the Shawsheen while Sharon led the portage. We enjoyed seeing a young Eagle, Blue Heron, Geese and many Turtles.
A small but extremely hardy crew, Maria, Laurie, and Kyle braved the elements to for a clean-up of the Shawsheen River beginning a Whipple Road in Tewksbury and heading towards Andover on Saturday, May 4, 2019.
The “Eyes on Owls” program held at the Billerica Public Library on Thursday, April 25, 2019 was highly educational and entertaining.Naturalist Marcia Wilson and photographer Mark Wilson in sharing their passion for owls as well as the owls themselves with an audience of close to 50 people.
