Saturday, May 23, 7:30 to 11:30 AM

Under the tree next to Wilbur’s General Store

The Sogkonate Garden Club will be selling a wide selection of perennial plants, vegetable seedlings, and herbs,"green elephant" garden-related items, handmade aprons, and baked goods.

“Blossoms and Sweets” will feature plants grown only in sterile soil. Don’t miss this opportunity to find plants and treats at great prices!

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Wednesday May 6, 2026, 7 p.m.

Little Compton Community Center

Join Amy Thurber, founder of “Our Herd” to learn how to think like a deer. The white-tailed deer population on the South Coast has grown out of control. Learn ways to manage their population and reduce their damage to your farmland and property.

Bees and Beyond

Wednesday, March 4, 2026 at 7:00 PM

Little Compton Community Center

Insects are enormously important as food for other organisms (birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, etc.) and many insect populations are in decline. We need a lot of insects for healthy ecosystems. Steven Alm will explore the suspected causes of massive insect declines and what we can do to help.

Coastal Cleanup - Saturday, September 20, 2025 (Rain date Sept. 21). Join members of the Sogkonate Garden Club and members of the community to clean up Little Compton beaches. Volunteers meet at South Shore Beach parking area.

On Wednesday, May 7th at 7 p.m. the Sogkonate Garden Club presents a talk by Tiverton Horticulturist, Sean Conway, about the gardens of noted local Landscape Designer Lloyd Lawton.  Conway will discuss Lawton’s unique style featuring large native stone, a signature plant palette, and specialized pruning techniques that made Lawton’s gardens instantly recognizable and gave them the ability to stand the test of time. 

Five of Lawton’s gardens were on the popular July 2024 Sogkonate Garden Club tour.

Click for an article from Home and Gardens Magazine on Lloyd Lawton’s gardens.

This event will be held at the Little Compton Community Center.

On Wednesday, April 2, 2025, at 7:00 pm, the Sogkonate Garden Club and the Little Compton Community Center will sponsor an event on the life and career of Molly Luce, one of Little Compton's most beloved and talented artists.

Molly Luce (1896-1986) was a prolific artist with works in the collections of the Whitney Museum, NY Metropolitan Museum of Art, and RISD. ‘Discovered’ by Virginia Lynch, Molly's compositions and writings of local native landscapes and wildflowers were the inspiration for this event evoking the past as Little Compton celebrates its 350th Anniversary.

Molly’s neighbor will reflect on her life in Little Compton and Molly’s nephew will speak about her many years as an artist. An exhibit of over 20 of Molly's paintings from local collections will be on display. In addition, a pamphlet of her charming and inspirational writing about the vanishing wildflowers in Little Compton will be available.