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Sample Calendar May 1-11, 2019 1 2 3 4 4 p.m. Birding by Van to a Local Hotspot Gyotaku Fish Print 3 p.m. - Van Tour to Watch Hill Lighthouse Landmarks with Naturalist 10 a.m. Naturalist s at 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Sunday Brunch 9 a.m. Solar Sunday Telescope View of Sun 10:30 a.m. Beach walk and bird spotting with naturalist Family Pasta Night: 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at 2 p.m. Weekapaug at outing to Kettle Pond at 4 p.m. Birding by Van to a Local Hotspot 3 p.m. - Van Tour to Watch Hill Lighthouse Landmarks with Naturalist Trustom Pond Walk: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at

t Sample Calendar May 1-11, 2019 Nature Craft: Enjoy these fun nature-themed activities geared toward adults and older children. This month we offer Beachstone Jewelry. Hunter Boot Tide Pool Walk: Join Capt. Mark on an adventure to shallow watery places. Depending on tide stage we will explore rocky Atlantic shoreline tide pools, or the grassy salt marshes that ring the salt pond. We will look at the seaweeds and the creatures that live in these sheltered areas. A perfect application for the Hunter Boots available from our lending closet! Birding: We visit local hotspots to seek out our fine feathered friends. Outing will utilize one of the Inn vans, our open-air, or perhaps a boat. Naturalist Mark will bring along optics and local knowledge. Solar Sunday: View the sun through our beautiful scope outfitted with a high-end solar filter. This is a safe way to see sunspots on the surface of the sun. Naturalist s Van Outing to Kettle Pond Visitor Center: KPVC is located in a lovely modern building in the woods of Charlestown, which is also the regional headquarters for US Fish & Wildlife. The visitor center features beautiful dioramas and displays that represent various habitats found in the five Rhode Island refuges. Trustom Pond Outing: Trustom Pond US Fish and Wildlife refuge features well-maintained trails that meander through native grasslands, upland forest and eventually to a large coastal pond. Viewing platforms afford fine views of waterfowl and sweeping vistas of the beach and marshes. Free for Inn guests; $20 for those not staying at the Inn Naturalist s : Join our naturalist on an hour-long walk down the barrier beach. He will point out wildlife, interesting plants and landmarks. The beach is beautiful and great for walking throughout the year. Guides: The following guides are available at the front desk: Local jogging and biking maps. Points of interest map covering Mystic, CT to Newport, RI. Walker s guide to scenic downtown Westerly. Moon map for self-guided moon viewing. ipads with stargazing app. Printed directions to area attractions are also available at the front desk. Charts and Grog with the Captain Join Capt. Mark in the Sea Room for a ration of Grog (the Inn s own delicious recipe) and a look at nautical charts of the area. This is a fine way to understand the nature of our coastline and to learn a bit about tides, reefs and shipwrecks. Walk to Weekapaug Overlook: A quick walk to the overlook at Weekapaug Point, where we use our spotting scope to survey Block Island, Montauk Point, Watch Hill and Fisher s Island. Meet in lobby. S mores at the Fire pit: A crackling fire in the back-yard fire pit and big sky and water views. What could be better than that? Toasting marshmallows and making s mores! Weather dependent. Van Tour to Watch Hill: Our outing to Watch Hill makes for a perfect little interlude in a chilly day. In just over an hour we take a delightful scenic drive around the historic village and down to the stunning lighthouse. Capt. Mark discusses the history of the area and points out areas of interest. Star Gazing: A big dark sky with lots of stars is a memorable part of the Weekapaug experience. Join the Naturalist after dark to spot stars, constellations, planets and the moon. Our computerized telescope reveals wonders of deep space. Electric Tour: Join us for an insider s tour of Weekapaug in our new open-air electric. Bucolic lanes and lawns, beautiful homes, hidden beaches and big views. Cocktail Mixology Demo: Join our beverage team for a fun (and tasty) demonstration on how to mix one of our signature cocktails. Pasta Night: Enjoy a three course shared family style menu, featuring our fresh handmade pastas, raviolis, and risotto. Menu will change each week and guests will begin with a salad and bread course to share around the table. $30 - $40 per adult; Children 9 12 are 50% off; Children 8 and under eat free off kid s menu. Reservations through Open Table or Weekapaug Inn front desk.

Sample Calendar May 13-26, 2019 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Sunday Brunch 9 a.m. Solar Sunday Telescope View of Sun 12 10 a.m. Quonnie Queen 11 a.m. Radio Control Sailboats at dock 12 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Mother s Day in The Restaurant at 2 p.m. Weekapaug at 13 14 15 16 17 outing to Kettle Pond at 4 p.m. Birding by Van to a Local Hotspot 3 p.m. - Van Tour to Watch Hill Lighthouse Landmarks 18 9:30 a.m. Naturalist s 11 a.m. Quonnie Queen at 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Sunday Brunch 19 9 a.m. Solar Sunday Telescope View of Sun 10 a.m. Quonnie Queen 11 a.m. Radio Control Sailboats at dock at 20 2 p.m. Weekapaug at outing to Kettle Pond 21 at 10 a.m. Naturalist s Motorboat Safari 3 p.m. Tour in Open-air Electric Shuttle 22 23 24 11 a.m. Quonnie Queen 5:30 p.m. Charts & Grog 7 p.m.- 10p.m. S mores at Landmarks 9:30 a.m. Naturalist s 11 a.m. Naturalist s 25 Motorboat Safari at

Sample Calendar May 13-26, 2019 Nature Craft: Enjoy these fun nature-themed activities geared toward adults and older children. This month we offer Beachstone Jewelry and Gyotaku fish printing (using rubber fish molds). Hunter Boot Tide Pool Walk: Join Capt. Mark on an adventure to shallow watery places. Depending on tide stage we will explore rocky Atlantic shoreline tide pools, or the grassy salt marshes that ring the salt pond. We will look at the seaweeds and the creatures that live in these sheltered areas. A perfect application for the Hunter Boots available from our lending closet! Birding: We visit local hotspots to seek out our fine feathered friends. Outing will utilize one of the Inn vans, our open-air, or perhaps a boat. Naturalist Mark will bring along optics and local knowledge. Solar Sunday: View the sun through our beautiful scope outfitted with a high-end solar filter. This is a safe way to see sunspots on the surface of the sun. Naturalist s Van Outing to Kettle Pond Visitor Center: KPVC is located in a lovely modern building in the woods of Charlestown, which is also the regional headquarters for US Fish & Wildlife. The visitor center features beautiful dioramas and displays that represent various habitats found in the five Rhode Island refuges. Star Gazing: A big dark sky with lots of stars is a memorable part of the Weekapaug experience. Join the Naturalist after dark to spot stars, constellations, planets and the moon. Our computerized telescope reveals wonders of deep space. Naturalist s : Join our naturalist on an hour-long walk down the barrier beach. He will point out wildlife, interesting plants and landmarks. The beach is beautiful and great for walking throughout the year. Guides: The following guides are available at the front desk: Local jogging and biking maps. Points of interest map covering Mystic, CT to Newport, RI. Walker s guide to scenic downtown Westerly. Moon map for self-guided moon viewing. ipads with stargazing app. Printed directions to area attractions are also available at the front desk. Tours Enjoy a 30minute pond cruise on our Elco electric boat. Tours leave from the dock right off our backyard and take in waterfront homes and sweeping salt marshes. The ride is slow, tranquil and whisper quiet. (Tickets are provided to overnight guests at check-in. They can also be purchased at front desk for $20 each.) Naturalist s Motorboat Tour: Join Capt. Mark for a one-hour exploration of the salt pond in our shallow-draft motorboat. It is an exciting way to explore the lagoon and is great at getting into the best areas to view wildlife. Trips limited to six. (Tickets may be purchased at front desk for $20 each.) Inn Tour: Join our Naturalist for a walk around the building. Learn about the original Inn, the Great Hurricane of 38, our current building and recent renovations. Inn Lobby. S mores at the Fire pit: A crackling fire in the back-yard fire pit and big sky and water views. What could be better than that? Toasting marshmallows and making s mores! Weather dependent. Van Tour to Watch Hill: Our outing to Watch Hill makes for a perfect little interlude in a chilly day. In just over an hour we take a delightful scenic drive around the historic village and down to the stunning lighthouse. Capt. Mark discusses the history of the area and points out areas of interest. Radio Control Sailboats: Sail the seas without leaving solid land. Our r/c sailboats are fun for all ages. Boathouse Electric Tour: Join us for an insider s tour of Weekapaug in our new open-air electric. Bucolic lanes and lawns, beautiful homes, hidden beaches and big views. Cocktail Mixology Demo: Join our beverage team for a fun (and tasty) demonstration on how to mix one of our signature cocktails. Mother s Day: There is no better way to celebrate Mom, than with a three-course family style meal in The Restaurant. Please join us for a spectacular Mother s Day menu designed by our Chef and his team. $55 per Adult, $34 per Child (4-12 yrs old), 3 & under free; Optional $35.00 wine pairing

Sample Calendar May 27-31, 2019 26 1 p.m. 3 p.m. Kite FlyInn 1 p.m. Tour of Weekapaug in our open-air at 27 28 29 30 31 outing to Watch Hill at 10 a.m. Naturalist s Motorboat Safari 11 a.m. Quonnie Queen 5:30 p.m. Charts & Grog 7 p.m.- 10p.m. S mores at 3 p.m. Quonnie Queen Landmarks

Sample Calendar May 27-31, 2019 Nature Craft: Enjoy these fun nature-themed activities geared toward adults and older children. This month we offer Beachstone Jewelry and Gyotaku fish printing (using rubber fish molds). Hunter Boot Tide Pool Walk: Join Capt. Mark on an adventure to shallow watery places. Depending on tide stage we will explore rocky Atlantic shoreline tide pools, or the grassy salt marshes that ring the salt pond. We will look at the seaweeds and the creatures that live in these sheltered areas. A perfect application for the Hunter Boots available from our lending closet! Birding: We visit local hotspots to seek out our fine feathered friends. Outing will utilize one of the Inn vans, our open-air, or perhaps a boat. Naturalist Mark will bring along optics and local knowledge. Solar Sunday: View the sun through our beautiful scope outfitted with a high-end solar filter. This is a safe way to see sunspots on the surface of the sun. Naturalist s Van Outing to Kettle Pond Visitor Center: KPVC is located in a lovely modern building in the woods of Charlestown, which is also the regional headquarters for US Fish & Wildlife. The visitor center features beautiful dioramas and displays that represent various habitats found in the five Rhode Island refuges. Star Gazing: A big dark sky with lots of stars is a memorable part of the Weekapaug experience. Join the Naturalist after dark to spot stars, constellations, planets and the moon. Our computerized telescope reveals wonders of deep space. Naturalist s : Join our naturalist on an hour-long walk down the barrier beach. He will point out wildlife, interesting plants and landmarks. The beach is beautiful and great for walking throughout the year. Guides: The following guides are available at the front desk: Local jogging and biking maps. Points of interest map covering Mystic, CT to Newport, RI. Walker s guide to scenic downtown Westerly. Moon map for self-guided moon viewing. ipads with stargazing app. Printed directions to area attractions are also available at the front desk. Tours Enjoy a 30-minute pond cruise on our Elco electric boat. Tours leave from the dock right off our backyard and take in waterfront homes and sweeping salt marshes. The ride is slow, tranquil and whisper quiet. (Tickets are provided to overnight guests at check-in. They can also be purchased at front desk for $20 each.) Naturalist s Motorboat Tour: Join Capt. Mark for a one-hour exploration of the salt pond in our shallow-draft motorboat. It is an exciting way to explore the lagoon and is great at getting into the best areas to view wildlife. Trips limited to six. (Tickets may be purchased at front desk for $20 each.) Inn Tour: Join our Naturalist for a walk around the building. Learn about the original Inn, the Great Hurricane of 38, our current building and recent renovations. Inn Lobby. S mores at the Fire pit: A crackling fire in the back-yard fire pit and big sky and water views. What could be better than that? Toasting marshmallows and making s mores! Weather dependent. Van Tour to Watch Hill: Our outing to Watch Hill makes for a perfect little interlude in a chilly day. In just over an hour we take a delightful scenic drive around the historic village and down to the stunning lighthouse. Capt. Mark discusses the history of the area and points out areas of interest. Electric Tour: Join us for an insider s tour of Weekapaug in our new open-air electric. Bucolic lanes and lawns, beautiful homes, hidden beaches and big views. Cocktail Mixology Demo: Join our beverage team for a fun (and tasty) demonstration on how to mix one of our signature cocktails. Kite Fly-Inn: Our sixth annual Fly-Inn will feature an array of beautiful multi-color kites high in the blue yonder. All participants will receive a kite to fly and take home and are invited to take part in a kitedecorating workshop. Have an impressive kite of your own? Bring it along and join in the fun! Cookout and lawn games included. $15 per person.