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By: greenwichfreepress | May 13, 2022

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Bruce Museum Announces iCreate 2026: Annual Juried Exhibition of Regional High School Talent, June 11– August 23, 2026
Nine dedicated interns worked tirelessly to coordinate and moderate the success of this exhibition. From organizing the layout of the artwork to creating social media posts around the event, the interns worked behind the scenes to ensure the operations of iCreate run smoothly.
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Greenwich Botanical Center Announces Summer Photography Exhibit Alexander D’Agostino: Where We Are

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