***UPDATE: After much consideration, this event has been postponed due to coronavirus concerns. We look forward to rescheduling the event for a later date. Please check back in for more information.

Flyways: a Musical Celebration of the Great Bird Migration from Southern Africa through the Middle East to Eurasia will be presented on Thursday, March 19 beginning at 5:00pm at the Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven.

Included in the presentation will be a 70-minute performance by Paul Winter, of Flyways, a musical chronicle of the long journey of the migrating birds using indigenous music of the 16 cultures over which they fly. The Flyways project is a collaboration between Paul
Winter and world-renowned Israeli ornithologist Yossi Leshem. The event will also showcase the works of 15 Earth-centric artists, whose art will be on display and available for purchase on March 19th and 22nd.

Tickets are $20.

Special combo ticket for $55, includes entrance to our event in Ansonia on March 22.

Massaro Community Farm is a 57-acre organic vegetable farm on the border of Woodbridge and Ansonia. The farm sells its produce to ~225 seasonal subscribers each year, to nearby restaurants, and at farmer’s markets. The farm also provides educational opportunities for all ages, and specifically for elementary-aged children who haven’t been exposed to where and how their food is grown. Expanding educational programming at the farm includes an after-school and vacation series, field trips, summer camp, farm tours, and adult workshops. The farm donates at least 10% of its annual harvest to hunger relief, which averages 6,200 pounds each year.