E-newsletters will now be shared on a bi-monthly basis throughout the spring and summer months. There are so many amazing opportunities for exploration at all heritage sites for all to enjoy!
Thames River Heritage Park is comprised of 25 heritage sites throughout New London Groton and Waterford, Connecticut. Check out the latest newsletter and find the perfect event, program or activity for yourself, friends and family!
#DiscovertheThames #VisitCT #ExploreNewLondon
Where: Fort Trumbull State Park
When: 10AM – 2PM | Saturday, May 9
Thames River Heritage Park will be hosting its first annual Partner Open House Fair that will bring together Park Heritage Sites, Institutional Partners and other local organizations to share what they do, connect with neighbors, and celebrate the many stories and resources along the Thames River.
This family-friendly event will be free, open to the public and hosted at Fort Trumbull State Park in New London, CT. Each tabling vendor will offer an activity for youth and include educators, nonprofit organizations and community entities.
Live Music Performances
Local Organizations & Activities
Family-Friendly, Interactive Fun
Face Painting, Caricatures & Games
Food Trucks with Bites for Purchase
Join the Park for a festive time to celebrate the incredible organizations that help bring TRHP to life, while also welcoming the broader community to learn more about the programs, services, and experiences available throughout the region.
April is National Volunteer Month! The Park has a large crew of folks who dedicate their time to local heritage sites, Park events, historic boat tours and other excursions on the Thames River.
Enjoy these updates as we highlight a new volunteer each week. We are so grateful for the time and energy they contribute to our mission!
Roger brings a diverse skillset to his volunteerism with the Park! As a second-year graduate of the Docent Academy, you can frequently spot him at the Lecture Series or delivering local presentations on the Revolutionary War.
He also lends his knowledge and experiences as an employee with the U.S. Navy to Fort Trumbull State Park! Roger aids in historical research for museum displays and is a lead docent at the fort.
Meet Jim Flood!
Jim was a member of the second Docent Academy cohort and began volunteering at the Custom House Maritime Museum after graduation. He has since done his own research to become well-versed in Whaling and Maritime History in Groton and New London.
Jim also currently supports yearly Park events including the annual Lecture Series and Docent Academy!
E-newsletters will now be shared on a monthly basis throughout the fall and winter months. There are so many amazing opportunities for exploration at all heritage sites for all to enjoy!
Thames River Heritage Park is comprised of 25 heritage sites throughout New London Groton and Waterford, Connecticut. Check out the latest newsletter and find the perfect event, program or activity for yourself, friends and family!
#DiscovertheThames #VisitCT #ExploreNewLondon
Today is Tuesday, July 7, 2026 
