Thursday May 7, 2015 will go down in history as probably the most perfect day for the Greenwich Arts Council’s Art-to-Ave kick-off ever.
From the GHS Jazz Ensemble playing on the steps of the Senior Center, to the Allegra Dance Studio girls performing outside RH.
From The Trummytones playing their rendition of The Specials “Monkey Man” at the intersection of Greenwich Ave and Railroad Ave, to the passionate teenagers spreading the word of Wounded Warrior Project.
It was a very special evening, drawing a crowd of all ages to Greenwich Ave to celebrate art, local business and the great community in which we live.
Vincent Nobile of the Trummytones on trombone greeted passers by during the Art-to-the-Ave kick off party.
Vincent Nobile of the Trummytones on trombone greeted passers by during the Art-to-the-Ave kick off party.
Vincent Nobile of the Trummytones on trombone greeted passers by during the Art-to-the-Ave kick off party.
Sampling the offerings of Outside Tropical Smoothie Café at 410 Greenwich Ave
Wounded Warrior Project volunteers talked about the non-profit that raises funds for wounded service members. Credit: Leslie Yager
At the AT&T Store, the photography of Asher Almonacy was on display. Credit: Leslie Yager
Asher Almonacy at the AT&T Store
GHS Jazz Ensemble
GHS Jazz Ensemble
GHS Jazz Ensemble
GHS Jazz Ensemble
A crowd watched the balloon artist fashion a daisy from balloons.
The crew from the OPEN arts Alliance
Blue and green balloons abounded at the Art-to-the-Ave kick off party on May 7, 2015.
The Allegra Dance Studio girls performed “Shimmy” outside RH during the Art-to-the-Ave opening night celebration
The Allegra Dance Studio girls performed “Shimmy” outside RH during the Art-to-the-Ave opening night celebration
Tabitha Ireifej and Mia Levinson from The Allegra Dance Studio
Katie Day of Allegra Dance Studio
Katie Day and Tabitha Ireifej of Allegra Dance Studio
Allegra Dance Studio
Mia Levinson of Allegra Dance Studio
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