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The concert will take place on Saturday, September 30 at 8:00 p.m. and repeat on Sunday, October 1at 4:00 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center at Greenwich High School, Hillside Road. Continue Reading →
On Sept 27, the community is invited to Joey B’s in Cos Cob to thank a cop in person. Take a chance with the dunk tank and take home a blue ribbon to tie to a tree your Greenwich neighborhood for a townwide show of gratitude to police and other first responders. Money raised will go to Greenwich Police Chief’s scholarship fund. Continue Reading →
Curiosity concerts’ 5th anniversary season begins on Friday, September 29, with a FREE 6:00pm season-opening concert featuring Scott Kettner and Nation Beat at Western Middle School, 1 Western Jr Hwy, in Greenwich.
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Timothy J. Sellati, Ph.D. is particularly interested in why Lyme disease causes some mild symptoms with no lasting effects in some people, while others go on to develop persistent, debilitating symptoms Continue Reading →
The Knights of Columbus Fall Flea Market is fast approaching on Sunday October 1 in its usual location, the Island Beach Parking Lot from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Continue Reading →
Over the summer Alexandra Toro and her staff at Fenix Salon on Greenwich Avenue asked Greenwich Free Press readers to nominate a friend, colleague or relative for the Fenix Salon hair makeover contest. Colleen Wood-Smith wrote a beautiful letter nominating Cindy Moss. Continue Reading →
Saturday was a stunning sunny day for the 7th annual Wine + Food Festival in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Continue Reading →
More great photos of the Greenwich Wine + Food Festival in Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Who says it’s fall? Saturday was possibly the most beautiful day of summer 2017. Continue Reading →
Those interested in entering their homegrown blooms can find the complete program schedule on the Garden Education Center’s website. Novices are encouraged to participate. Continue Reading →
Old Greenwich School principal Jen Bencivengo’s lifelong friend Allyson, who also lives in Greenwich, has a son at Glenville School who has Vanishing White Matter disease. On Friday teachers at Old Greenwich School took pies in the face to raise money for research for a cure for the disease. Continue Reading →