The concerts are performed by a 78 person professional orchestra. Continue Reading →
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The concerts are performed by a 78 person professional orchestra. Continue Reading →
Beginning on Wednesday, March 1, from 12:15-12:45, Symons will open the series in the splendor of the historic Meetinghouse (sanctuary), and the program will focus on music by female composers. Continue Reading →
The book has been recognized as one of the year’s best Christian books. Continue Reading →
US Congressman Jim Himes (D-4) stopped by the GHS student center on Pajama Day. Continue Reading →
Christ Church’s Sunday Forum continues with a coffee and conversation with Page Knox, PhD who will discuss “Images of Christ in Art Throughout the Centuries” on Sunday Feb 19, 2023 at 11:15am. The talk will be in Christ Church Parish Hall. Knos will highlight the power of art in Christianity for the last two thousand years in painting, sculpture, and a wide variety of artistic media. Evolving in tandem with the evolution of art, the images of Christ through the ages reflect the styles, techniques, and values of the artistic moments during which they were created. Looking at the development of the figure of Christ in art, one can see the progression of art movements over the centuries. Continue Reading →
The Village’s Brent and Courtney Montgomery will co-chair the milestone 10th Annual Celebrating Hope event. Continue Reading →
Many people in Greenwich know and are fond of Mr. Puffer, known for his cheerful and professional presence over the years at the popular Black Forest Bakery at 52 Lewis Street. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library is pleased to welcome award-winning author Jennifer Egan to its AuthorsLive series. Egan will discuss her sixth novel, The Candy House, on Wednesday, March 8, at 7:00 p.m., at Greenwich Library’s Berkley Theater. Continue Reading →
Across the country, shelters are struggling with higher intakes, while adoptions, fosters and transports are not keeping pace. This has led to a population imbalance, with more animals in shelters, causing increased strain on shelter staff and the current shelter crisis. With most U.S. shelters at or over capacity, pets are more at risk for being killed due to lack of space. Continue Reading →
The paintings – which feature people from historically black colleges and universities – are on display outside the hospital’s Garden Cafe. Continue Reading →