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Most Greenwich streets are bordered with bizarre narrow strips of lawn between the curb and sidewalk. The Town owns and seeds these bits of real estate, which run between 18 inches and 5 feet in width. Supposedly residents care for the grass. In practice, the weeds have won. Continue Reading →
Director of Music for the Queen’s Funeral at Westminster Abbey, Mr. James O’Donnell, will perform the Inaugural Concert on the new Harrison & Harrison Organ at Christ Church Greenwich on Saturday, October 22, 2022 at 5:00 pm. Reception to follow – Tickets $40, $125 for Patron Seating, $20 for students with ID. Continue Reading →
This family-friendly and accessible two-mile walk is $30 for adults 22 years and older, $15 for 10-to-21 years old, and free for children 10 years old or younger. Continue Reading →
Farmer Joe, a battery powered mower, is quiet and expels no fumes. Better yet, consider replacing lawn with meadow. If you do need water, water in the morning when it’s less likely to evaporate. Continue Reading →
At the close of the Art on Sound Beach event, volunteers broke down the 10 ft tall flower installation and gave away bouquets. Continue Reading →
The webinar is free, and will be held virtually through Zoom, on Wednesday, September 21st starting at 7:00pm. Continue Reading →
After two years of postponements – first due to Covid and last year from flooding from Hurricane Ida, this major exhibition – the most ambitious in the Historical Society’s 90-year history — will open October 19. ‘Life and Art’ will showcase many of Twachtman’s most personal works. Continue Reading →
Participants are encouraged to bring gloves and buckets. However, they will be available on site. Continue Reading →
Barbara Nolan became executive director of CCI at the age of 23. She developed several of the social service agency’s signature programs. Continue Reading →
Don’t Miss C. Parker Gallery’s Upcoming Ready Player One Exhibit Celebrating Game Time and Sports Legends Continue Reading →