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Celebrate “The Last Taste of Summer” at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park on Saturday, September 29 from 1:00pm – 4:30pm for general admission and 12:00pm – 4:30pm for VIP. Proceeds from the festival will go towards Live Green CT! ’s Start In Your Own Front Yard Program that helps to eliminate plastic from getting into the ocean. Continue Reading →
Children’s activities include face-painting, tie-dying, easel painting, slime making, scavenger hunts, yoga, karate and bouncy house fun. Continue Reading →
John and Sharon Vecchiolla have been devoted to the Greenwich community for decades. Each has served in appointed, elected, and volunteer positions which have benefited Greenwich residents and families. Continue Reading →
Daniel dutifully served his county in a time of chaos and confusion. He was in the Yale Class of 1854, and he passed the bar and practiced law in New York and Connecticut in 1855 and 1856.
He was a founding charter member and the first Junior Warden of the masonic lodge Acacia 85 and first formal historian of the town. Continue Reading →
Celebrating its 37th edition this fall, the Bruce Museum Outdoor Arts Festival is recognized as one of the top fine arts festivals nationally. Continue Reading →
The idea of a pollinator pathway is to connect natural areas by creating pollinator friendly pathways – enhanced with native flowers, shrubs and trees creating the feeding grounds for pollinators – bees, bats, birds, butterflies, moths, and other insects. Continue Reading →
Understand crowdfunding. Keep in mind that some crowdfunding sites do very little vetting of individuals who decide to post for assistance after a disaster. Continue Reading →
The Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Greenwich is hosting the first annual Dancing Stars of Greenwich Gala at 7:00 pm on Saturday, Sept 22, 2018, at Tamarack Country Club in Greenwich.
Proceeds from the dance competition with donations to the dance teams and a live and silent auction, will go directly to Abilis to support its programs for families with special needs. Continue Reading →
The Muddy Up event at the Boys & Girls Club is set for the morning of Sept 30. Each dollar generated from the mud run will enable the Club to continue its After-School programs which provide economically challenged families with high quality, safe and after-school care, affordable for all. Continue Reading →
Rick and Cindy Kral, owners of Greenwich Water Club on River Road, purchased the Cos Cob Inn in the 1990s. With blessing from the Historic District Commission and the Planning & Zoning Commission they will restore the original estate and add squash courts to the rear of the double lot. This weekend they are holding a MASSIVE ESTATE SALE with bountiful furniture and antiques priced to move! Continue Reading →