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The Avon Theatre is temporarily closed to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, they have several independent films to screen and access is just a click away. Satisfy your craving for great new independent cinema and support the Avon Theatre. Continue Reading →
“We may see some of you at a social distance as we continue to plant in Old Greenwich and in the Butterfly Garden at Greenwich Point when it opens again.” – Old Greenwich Garden Club Continue Reading →
Non-profit local agencies supporting relevant relief efforts can apply for grants from the fund. Continue Reading →
Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County live stream “I Will Survive” with DJ April Larken on Instagram Live Friday, April 3. Continue Reading →
Check out the wide array of Town of Greenwich summer day camps ranging from soccer to music and art. There are also swim lessons at the Greenwich Pool at Byram Park, Skateboarding Ramp Camp and Clinics and Kamp Kairphree with trips to Greenwich Point Beach and Island Beach. Continue Reading →
The outpouring of compassion from Greenwich residents is rapidly increasing. Citizens want to reach out to help as the ripple effect of COVID-19 creates more unemployment, food insecurity and medical fallout. In this overwhelming global pandemic, working together can make all the difference and building a sense of humanity and grace has to start locally. As of Monday, March 30, Neighbor to Neighbor has made a significant step in addressing the increased need for food by temporarily moving their distribution location to the Arch Street Teen Center. Located directly off I-95,the Arch Street location allows for easy access and truck deliveries of food and supplies. Continue Reading →
“We all are ‘Staying Safe and Staying Home.’ Thank you for that,” Police said. “However, this doesn’t mean we need to be locked away.” Continue Reading →
“With a cherry smile and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land.” – The Green Witch, November, 1918 Continue Reading →
Greenwich Commission on Aging/Greenwich Senior Center has teamed up with Greenwich Country Day School to launch a new program to connect neighbors through technology. Continue Reading →
No new permits being issued. The book swap shed and Goodwill are closed. There are new traffic patterns.
“There will be a police presence here. We’ll be closing the gates at the normal times. So if you’re in line waiting to get in the gate close to closing time, you’re not going to get in. Don’t bother waiting.” – Patrick Collins, Superintendent of Holly Hill Transfer Station Continue Reading →