Happy Halloween at the Red Barn
It was a dark and stormy night … but spirits were flying high at the WCA Red Barn. From Little Bo Peep and her wonderful sheep to ghouls, ghosts and […]
The WCA will host a Narcan® training
The WCA and the Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network will host an illustrated talk and training session about Narcan® (also known to as Naloxone). The program will begin at […]
R.P. Hale in Concert
A small but enthusiastic group gathered at the WCA Red Barn on Saturday evening, September 16 for a harpsicord and hammered dulcimer concert. Dressed in period costume, R.P. Hale was […]
A delicious breakfast was enjoyed by all
Close to 100 people enjoyed a delicious morning at the WCA’s Say Goodbye to Summer Breakfast on August 27. People came from far and wide to help the WCA celebrate the […]
Say Goodbye to Summer Breakfast at the WCA
Say it ain’t so! How did summer pass so quickly? To cheer you up and fortify the kids for back-to-school, the WCA is holding one of its famous breakfasts from […]
Fabulous fairy houses at Tannery Pond
Fun with Fairies! Timothy Patten Park was a major construction zone last week when a crew of more than 50 kids came out to build fairy houses. The fun began around […]
And the band played on!
A hearty thank you to everyone who braved the rain for Nick’s Other Band. In spite of the weather, the Wilmot Bandstand was hoppin’. Amber Gove and Rachel Seamans were […]
Thanks a million! Pie Breakfast bakers and kitchen crew!
Pie for breakfast – a delicious success. More than 150 people enjoyed a delicious morning at the WCA’s Pie Breakfast on July 8. Pie for breakfast is part of a New […]
Black Fly Blitz – Gee, did we have fun!
A little drizzly, a lot cloudy and even more fun! The 2017 Black Fly Blitz Runners take your mark. Get set … go! The first man crosses the finish. … […]
Thanks a million! Black Fly Blitz a great success!
Thanks to the work of more than 40 volunteers, the Wilmot Community Association’s (WCA) 13th annual Black Fly Blitz on Memorial Day – Monday, May 29 – was a resounding […]
