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The Town of Greenwich Parks Dept will provide shovels, hand shears, rakes, hand saws, and garbage bags. Volunteers are asked to bring their own work gloves and tools if they have them. Continue Reading →
The event, which is free and open to the public, is part of the gallery’s exhibition “Nature’s Rallying Cry” that features Mira Lehr’s Eco-feminist legacy and impact. Continue Reading →
From April 15 to May 14, the SoNo Collection will feature a free, family-friendly art installation. Continue Reading →
Second Congregational Church at 139 East Putnam Ave in Greenwich welcomes all to attend their Easter Sunday, April 9th 10:30 am Festival Service. “We encourage all ages, infants to seniors, to worship together on Easter Sunday,” said a message from the church. Their nursery will be open as wiggle room for parents to come with their children as needed.
Bring your baskets! Following the 10:30 am service they will hold their annual Easter Egg Hunt along with small animal visitors who will engage young and old alike. Continue Reading →
The Junior League of Greenwich is currently accepting applications for the 2023 Community Service Award.
Local female high school students in grades 9-12 with a demonstrated, sustained commitment to community service are encouraged to apply. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library’s Signature Series is pleased to welcome award-winning photographer and filmmaker Pete McBride to the Library’s Berkley Theater on Thursday, April 20 at 7:00pm for a discussion about the value of protecting our lands and waters for future generations. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday night the Boys & Girls Club held its annual awards night to a record crowd of over 400. The 2023 Youth of the Year Recipient was Jada Brewington. Continue Reading →
Fourteen-year US House of Representative Jim Himes will discuss a range of issues including China, Russia, climate change, social justice, economic recession, inflation, immigration and terrorism. Continue Reading →
Volunteers will meet at 9:30 am on the north side of the train station. You don’t need to be a member to participate. Continue Reading →
At the close of the food drive, Police Chief Jim Heavey, who is the Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 35, distributed the “Scouting for Food” badges the boys earned. Continue Reading →