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The “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive is a staple for Greenwich’s local food pantry. To date, more than 200,000 pounds of food have been donated to help restock pantry shelves at Neighbor to Neighbor. Continue Reading →
Steven Sudell is among the largest individual youth donors in the organization’s almost 35-year history. Continue Reading →
May is National Bike Safety Month. What better way to celebrate Mom than to encourage safe biking with a family bike ride to beautiful Tod’s Point. Continue Reading →
Explore how the physical and biological components of the forest work together on the landscape to form a variety of habitat types, and learn about the many eco-system services provided by our community forest. Continue Reading →
This rain-or-shine family-friendly community event raises funds for Senior Outreach programs through vendor plant sales, accessories inspired by horticulture and organic food products. Continue Reading →
Families and children are welcome. The film contains scenes with ill patients, but is generally appropriate for ages 10 and up. Continue Reading →
Clay Art Center is a nationally recognized non-profit center for the advancement and practice of ceramic arts offering exhibitions, clay classes for adults and children, studio spaces for clay artists and outreach programs in the community. Continue Reading →
The contest will honor Greenwich’s unique heritage, amenities, cultural diversity and places that make it special and worth preserving. Continue Reading →
SPLURGE will host an opening event at the beginning of each month for students to invite their family and friends to view and celebrate their work, and art will remain on display for approximately 30 days. Continue Reading →
Do you love stories on Podcasts? Listening to true stories? On May 3, six interesting, dynamic older Greenwich residents will share real life experiences.
The evening will be hosted by Greenwich resident, Bonnie Levison, Lead Storytelling Instructor with The Moth. Continue Reading →