Registration for fall 2022, for Matilda and Anne of Green Gables is open now. Classes start after Labor Day. Performances are in December. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance: Enjoying the Humanity of Post-Pandemic Live Theater
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From Floppy Hats to Motorcycle Jackets: Nurses at Greenwich Hospital Upcycle Their Scrubs
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A nursing team at Greenwich Hospital has turned in their scrubs for glamorous, green fashion. These talented innovators are upcycling material usually tossed in the garbage into sustainable couture, as well as more practical items for everyday use. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Greenwich Hospital, Julie DesChamps, Maria LoDebole, Traci Valencia, We-ting Reardon
The Bruce Museum Appoints Carolyn Hamrak as Chief Financial Officer
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Ms. Hamrak, an accomplished financial professional in both the nonprofit and for-profit services sector, joined the museum on July 5, 2022. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts
Free Music Fridays Continues on Aug 12 with Billy & the Shoemen
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This Friday, grab a sandwich or a salad, sit outdoors in the heart of Greenwich Avenue, and listen to the acoustic sounds of Billy and the Shoemen. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Billy and the Shoemen
Greenwich Historical Society Honors Financier and Preservationist Charles Royce with Preservation Award
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The award will be presented by At the annual meeting, Peter Malkin will interview Royce in a fire-side chat format about his remarkable record in preservation regionally and throughout the country. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Real Estate
Offbeat Players to Perform Seussical at GCDS Aug 4, 5 and 6
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Head to the Greenwich Country Day School Performing Arts Center at 401 Old Church Road this weekend for Offbeat Players summer 2022 production: Seussical! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, GCDS, Offbeat Players, Seussical
The Palace Theatre in Stamford to Launch New Diversity Series in Fall 2022
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On Thursday, September 22, The Palace Theatre in Stamford will kick off its new diversity series with “Soultown to Motown” from the Sensational Soul Cruisers. The series is sponsored by Shipman & Goodwin and will feature three shows this fall. “The Palace Theatre is committed to championing policies and practices of cultural equity that empower the region and are grateful to have Shipman & Goodwin as a partner in these efforts,” said the organization’s President and CEO, Michael Moran. “The Palace provides a platform to celebrate unique cultures in our local community and is inclusive and representative of all people. We are excited to launch this new series and will continue to strive to embrace all in our multicultural community,” Moran added. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Palace Theatre, Shipman & Goodwin, Soultown to Motown, The Palace Diversity Series
Local Cultural Anthropologist Releases Book on the Rise of the Artisan Economy
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One of the least discussed cultural disruptions of COVID-19 is the rise of the artisan economy: the global handicraft industry which expected to be worth $847 billion by 2027. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts
Sound Beach Community Band to Perform Free Concert in Binney Park on Sunday
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The band is directed by Zachary Kampler and is composed of amateur and professional musicians from Greenwich and surrounding communities. Continue Reading →
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The Off-Beat Players Are Back. The Sneetches to Grace the Stage July 23.
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The case and crew have been busy rehearsing The Sneetches at Greenwich Country Day School. Continue Reading →