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Bruce Tretter established the fund, noting that John’s recent passing has left Kathy with overwhelming responsibilities — keeping the farm running, managing expenses, and trying to stabilize during a time of deep loss. Continue Reading →
The YWCA Greenwich’s 2026 Coretta Scott King and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr event featured a conversation about “third spaces” like playgrounds, basketball courts, parks, swimming pools, community gardens, libraries and places like the YWCA where where organic social connections are forged and bring the community together. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor, the local food pantry committed to fighting food insecurity in Greenwich, is proud to announce an exciting fundraising luncheon on Tuesday, April 16, 2025, at 11:30am at the Greenwich Country Club, featuring the Winning Bakers from The Great British Baking Show on Netflix. Continue Reading →
The Olympians is a fast-paced, heartfelt jukebox comedy that brings Greek mythology to life with a pop soundtrack and a modern sense of humor. Continue Reading →
The Vintage Pop-up Shop is set for Saturday, January 24 from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Continue Reading →
The Old Greenwich Association rescheduled its annual meeting to Tuesday Feb 3 at the Cohen Eastern Greenwich Civic Center located at 90 Harding Road in Old Greenwich, featuring a special two-part program designed to celebrate the community’s past while addressing its future. Continue Reading →
Tickets for this concert weekend are not date-specific and may be used for Saturday evening’s performance or for any remaining Greenwich Symphony Orchestra concerts during the current season, including performances on March 7 & 8 and April 11 & 12. Continue Reading →
“St. Paul’s campus is a rare and irreplaceable green space in the heart of Riverside. By working alongside St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and the Riverside Association, we have an opportunity to permanently protect this land, preserve the neighborhood’s character, and ensure future generations continue to benefit from its open, park-like setting.” – Will Kies, Executive Director of Greenwich Land Trust Continue Reading →
This year’s conversation, titled, “Third Spaces: Building Belonging Beyond Home and Work,” will be rooted in keynote speaker Eric Klinenberg’s best-selling book Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequity, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life. Continue Reading →
Nelson Tebbe will will focus on three cases that were decided this summer: concerning parents’ right to absent their children from aspects of the public school curriculum that offend their religious values, concerning the ability of religious groups to form charter schools, and concerning the rights of religious employers to be exempt from paying unemployment taxes. In these cases, the Roberts Court has extended the pattern of ruling in favor of religious actors. Continue Reading →