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This Plant Sale arrives at the perfect time for garden lovers to get to stock up for gardening and to find a special gift for mom. Every purchase supports the GCOG’s community programs. Continue Reading →
With a generous lead gift from the Breed Family in honor of Rebecca S. Breed’s decades of service, leadership, and unwavering belief in the power of opportunity, the Clubhouse will proudly bear her name. Continue Reading →
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear directly from a nationally respected environmental advocate about the urgent challenges and promising solutions in the fight against climate change. Continue Reading →
Susan Herbst’s talk is titled, “Civility in Turbulent Times and the Future of American Politics,” will take place at the Tomes-Higgins House on the Christ Church campus, 213 East Putnam Ave., Greenwich. The talk and breakfast are free to attend. Continue Reading →
The reunion of musicians and friends will celebrate Al DiMarco III and raise funds for Project Music, a a Stamford Connecticut-based nonprofit dedicated to providing high-quality music education for young people. Continue Reading →
Sponsored by the Old Greenwich Merchants Association, the Sunday, June 1 event runs from 10:00am to 5:00pm. (Rain date will be Sunday, June 8, 2025.) Continue Reading →
The winning ticket was purchased at Byram Smoke Shop on Mill Street in Greenwich. For selling the winning ticket, Byram Smoke Shop will receive a $5,000 bonus—one of the many benefits of being a CT Lottery retail partner. Continue Reading →
Internationally Acclaimed Artist Dario Campanile is contributing one piece of art for sale at Greenwich’s Sorokin Gallery with the proceeds going to a national charitable foundation, End Veteran Debt. Continue Reading →
There was a sold-out audience for the inaugural Spring Follies at the Greenwich Arts Council on Friday night. Feature photo is of Winona Mullis, 102, who shared her memorable story, “Potato Chip.” Continue Reading →
Earlier this year, the NEA announced that it would be canceling its Challenge America grant line for FY2026, which was an important source of funding for arts organizations like INTEMPO whose projects reached underserved communities. The grant was to be used to provide partial support for INTEMPO’s Cultural Crossover Concert, which took place in April. Continue Reading →