The program, chosen by Music Director Stuart Malina, will appeal to music lovers who like the classics, those who appreciate jazz, and also fans of the rock group Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Continue Reading →
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The program, chosen by Music Director Stuart Malina, will appeal to music lovers who like the classics, those who appreciate jazz, and also fans of the rock group Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Continue Reading →
The ceremony included remarks by Col Francis V. Kelly, Ret., who is the brother of Greenwich Board of Education chair, Joe Kelly. Continue Reading →
Now Greenwich’s own, Randall Atcheson who has been practicing practicing practicing since he was born is playing Carnegie Hall for his 15th time on November 1 in the Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage. Continue Reading →
“In July, my family of four were invited by our friends and neighbors, the Seedasomes, to celebrate two of their birthdays by camping for the night at Island Beach.” – Jessica Reid Continue Reading →
Please gather at 8:30 am for the 22nd Anniversary service. The service will start promptly at 8:46 am with a cannon and bell ringing noting the time the North Tower was hit. Continue Reading →
The funds raised through this luncheon will contribute to Person to Person’s mission of providing vital resources to those in need, helping them overcome daily challenges and putting them on a path toward economic stability. Continue Reading →
Sailors out of Riverside Yacht Club dressed as spotted lantern flies and Orkin guys for the Tin Horn Boat Race. Continue Reading →
Sorokin Gallery kicks off the fall season with Dario Campanile’s art exhibition “Here and Now.” After sixty years of artistic expression, having been exhibited throughout the world, and featured in many publications, Campanile’s work has evolved into abstract expressionism. Continue Reading →
YWCA Greenwich will host its annual Family Fun Fair and admission is FREE! Continue Reading →
Edward Schachter came to Greenwich in 1956, opening the iconic Richard’s store on Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →