Bid via Online Auction or View Stunningly Decorated Trees in Museum Lobby from November 19 to December 6. Continue Reading →
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Bid via Online Auction or View Stunningly Decorated Trees in Museum Lobby from November 19 to December 6. Continue Reading →
This year there is a limited edition inventory of 500 cases Texas Ruby Red grapefruit and 100 cases naval oranges. Order by phone today! Continue Reading →
The Greenwich version of Monopoly is now available on store shelves including Back 40 Mercantile, The Bruce Museum Shop, Funky Monkey Toys, Party Paper & Things, Greenwich Historical Society Museum Store, The Greenwich Hospital Gift Shop, Miller Motorcars, Smart Kids Toys, Splurge Gifts and Zyn’s. Continue Reading →
“There are so many opportunities to give back to the community and have fun.” – Ava Passamano, Open Arts Alliance Junior Leadership Council Continue Reading →
Ever since spring the leaves of our Town’s trees have been working hard to produce shade and cover, pushing out oxygen and soaking up carbon dioxide. In October they put on a month-long show of color. Now our yards are piled with fallen leaves ready for further service. Continue Reading →
Additionally, the Junior League of Greenwich has partnered with the YWCA, offering gift card donations, to be given to domestic violence survivors. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance is proud to announce virtual auditions for it’s upcoming 2021 spring season. OAA will present “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” and “Clue.” Continue Reading →
Greenwich is within the “Eastern Narrows” segment of the Sound and its open waters grade went from a B- in 2018 to a C in 2020. Continue Reading →
A temporary outdoor ice skating rink was proposed for the lawn on Greenwich Common during Thursday’s Board of Selectmen meeting. Continue Reading →
“Seeing live Reindeer at Sam Bridge Nursery & Greenhouses while walking about in a joyful atmosphere picking up your Christmas tree renews the spirit. It has become tradition. And especially now, it is so important to support our community businesses and help our community thrive.” – Johnathan Moffly Continue Reading →