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Gardens & Gifts is a wonderful small business that has holiday gifts for all ages and interests! And on Wednesday, Dec 1, Abilis Gardens & Gifts is holding its annual Holiday Sip & Shop. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, December 9, shoppers can help support Dana’s Angels Research Trust’s efforts by shopping at the following stores on Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Courtnay’s Kitchen donated and prepared 24 ten-pound roasted turkey breasts, traditional stuffing, buttered green beans, mashed potatoes, and in-house made cranberry compote for the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich Thanksgiving feast. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, December 1st, at 7pm Perrot Memorial Library will host an in-person and virtual book discussion about “Sleepy Cat Farm: A Gardener’s Journey” with Greenwich residents Fred Landman, owner and gardener of the farm, and Curtice Taylor, book photographer. Continue Reading →
The historic Cos Cob campus comes alive on Friday, December 3 with a festive line-up of holiday cheer for all ages to enjoy. Continue Reading →
“We have Balsam and Fraser Fir,” said Kathy Augustine, who added that the
poinsettias are fabulous, as well as Cyclamen and Paperwhites…..not to forget Balsam Wreaths. Continue Reading →
Tiffany Benincasa of C Parker Gallery introduced muralist Rick Garcia, saying he had flown north from Key Largo, Florida for the mural unveiling. Continue Reading →
“The space is beautiful and has enough room for events and gatherings. The idea is to have both a bookstore and an evening gathering space for a variety of events. People can even host their book clubs there.” – Jennifer Bird Continue Reading →
t’s a testimony to the resilience of the birds; to the obvious fact that if you stop polluting the environment, good things will happen; and to the dedication of hundreds of people in Connecticut and beyond. Continue Reading →
Santa Claus and his three live reindeer are coming to Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses on North Street. Continue Reading →