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The Garden Education Center has all sorts of programs for children and adults, including the Awesome Tree Contest. Also keep your eye on the community calendar on the GFP home page for GEC events and programs. Continue Reading →
For the next month, Greenwich Free Press will highlight the crafty vendors of the Woman’s Club of Greenwich and their annual holiday boutique: Nov. 14 and 15 at the clubhouse on 89 Maple Ave. Continue Reading →
“This is an excellent opportunity for Greenwich residents to participate in the Historical Society’s preservation efforts which help make our town so special.” – Robin Kencel, newly appointed chairperson of the Landmark Recognition Program Continue Reading →
At Central Middle School, several days a week the actors and dancers prepare for the annual February “SuperShow” starting now. Here’s a look at one rehearsal. Continue Reading →
A group of GHS 9th graders have been working to raise money since 7th grade toward their goal of building a school in Haiti. Continue Reading →
The new auditorium is taking shape at Greenwich High School, but, on the south side of campus, the intimate black box theater the Theater Arts Dept presents Shakespeare’s King Lear. Opening night is Friday, Oct. 10. Continue Reading →
Using a hospital owned medical facility may cost you more in out of pocket expenses. Continue Reading →
The Woman’s Club of Greenwich annual 2014 holiday boutique is set for Friday, Nov. 14, 10:00am-5:00-pm and Sat., Nov 15, 10:00am-4:00pm. The club, located at 89 Maple Ave in a spacious Victorian mansion, has ample parking and will brim with room after room of unique gifts. There are also visits from Santa, raffle prizes and “Grandma’s Kitchen.”
Over the years the annual two-day shopping event has become a destination for people seeking handmade and one-of-a-kind gifts. All proceeds from the two day event benefit the Club’s philanthropies and scholarship fund. Continue Reading →
Lynda Baldauf’s Three Bluebirds business operates locally. Baldauf, of Old Greenwich, offers super absorbent and eco-friendly Swedish dishcloths that are reusable, 100 percent biodegradable and compostable. Continue Reading →
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk will help Jewish visitors celebrate the upcoming holiday of Sukkot Oct. 8-15 by erecting a traditional dwelling in which Jewish visitors can dine during the seven-day celebration. Continue Reading →