Wild Bees: Photographs by Paula Sharp and Ross Eatman, runs April 14, 2018 – November 11, 2018 at Bruce Museum. Continue Reading →
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Wild Bees: Photographs by Paula Sharp and Ross Eatman, runs April 14, 2018 – November 11, 2018 at Bruce Museum. Continue Reading →
SRO at GHS is cancelled for Thursday. If you bought tickets for Thursday’s show, you can use themon Friday or Saturday. Continue Reading →
A search has begun to replace Dennis Perry as CEO of Abilis, a non-profit that provides services to individuals with special needs. Continue Reading →
Three-time Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame inductee and 18-time Grammy award winner Eric Clapton will headline the event. Performing prior to Clapton, and making their third GTP appearance, is the powerful and soulful Tedeschi Trucks Band.
Legendary New Orleans-based Preservation Hall Jazz Band brings the funk to Greenwich for a second year.
New to the GTP stage and hailing from Colorado is popular bluegrass sensation, complete with banjo and violin, Trout Steak Revival. Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, May 30, The Palace Theatre in Stamford welcomes Earth, Wind & Fire, one of the top-selling musical groups of all time, for the nonprofit’s 9th Annual Gala. The event is The Palace’s largest annual fundraiser with proceeds benefiting the organization’s arts education programs. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, March 3, Greenwich Boy Scout James Heavey held a “Flag Fair” in the post-storm conditions at the American Legion Club in Glenville to fulfill one of his final requirements towards the rank of Eagle. Continue Reading →
Live music, participation ribbons, concession open, learn to fly a Patang (an Indian fighter kite) Continue Reading →
During Diversity Week, Alex Portera, GHS class of 2007 returned with members of his group, Nowhere Men, to show students how travel kills prejudice. Continue Reading →
In his Artist talk at the Flinn Gallery, Billy the Artist showed his flair, talent and engaged the audience to better know the meaning and style of his work. See the exhibit before it closes this Wednesday, March 7. Continue Reading →
For decades, Raymond Smith’s photographs remained unknown. In Time We Shall Know Ourselves is organized and circulated by the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts in Montgomery, Alabama. Continue Reading →