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The Theatre Barn’s spacious open configuration is “COVID-friendly,” with four-top tables spaced six feet apart and audiences limited to 32 people. As in the past, audience members may bring in their own food and drink, which will also be available for purchase at the Barn’s lobby concession stand. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Parks & Recreation Dept is organizing a 2021 Summer concert series. In 2020, due to the pandemic they only had drive-in concerts in Horseneck Lot. This year residents will be able to sit in the grass at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park for the concerts. There will also be some concerts in Binney Park. And the Dixie Land Jazz band will perform on the Island Beach ferry two Sunday nights. Continue Reading →
The club was founded to encourage the sports of yachting, sailing, boating, fishing and related activities, to support the art of seamanship and navigation, and to make facilities available for its members in the pursuit of such sport. Continue Reading →
More than 40 tables of yard sale items will be for sale in the front circle of St. Paul Lutheran Church, which is located at 286 Delavan Avenue in Byram. Continue Reading →
Students were encouraged to write a letter to Vice President Harris, sharing their stories, advice, and wishes. Continue Reading →
Engraved Stones Honoring their Lives to be Placed at Bush-Holly House through Collaboration with Sacred Heart Greenwich, Greenwich Academy Students, and the Witness Stones Project Continue Reading →
On Saturday, May 22 from 3:00-5:00pm, Cavalier Galleries (175 Greenwich Avenue) will showcase the latest works by internationally acclaimed Haitian-born artist Guy Stanley Philoche.
Philoche’s new collection evolved from his Remembering Your Innocence series, created at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →
During public comment, residents inquired about parking for Glenville Pizza, improving the area of the field up toward Hawthorne Street North, and adding a walkable path from the Fire House down toward The Mill and the waterfall. Continue Reading →
Old Timers president Rod Saggese and board member Marc Ducret say their organization, founded in 1960 by Joe and Jim Branca, raises funds for youth sports and awards multiple need based scholarships to GHS students through the GSA. Continue Reading →
“A lot of other schools were fully remote this whole year, and they didn’t get to do any kind of theater. I feel so grateful and so lucky to have gotten to do multiple shows this year. And getting to the musical is so cool – with lights, mics, costumes and sets.” – Brooke Hadden, GHS junior who plays Kim in the GHS spring musical, Bye Bye Birdie Continue Reading →