Experience the “gallery” that downtown Greenwich becomes during “Art to the Ave” from May 1 to May 26. Continue Reading →
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Experience the “gallery” that downtown Greenwich becomes during “Art to the Ave” from May 1 to May 26. Continue Reading →
The May Gardeners Market will feature educational opportunities, plant sales, gardening demos, children’s activities, food trucks, a garden equipment tag sale, plant and flower vendors! Have a picnic on the grounds, learn about new gardening skills and new possibilities for your garden. Make your life and community greener while supporting the Greenwich Botanical Center. Continue Reading →
A longtime Greenwich resident and passionate swim instructor, Janet Poillon brings a wealth of aquatic expertise built over many years, along with an impressive background in leadership, service, and community involvement. Continue Reading →
Christ Church Greenwich Announces “Finding Calm in the Storm: Letting Go, Letting God” on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 6:00 pm. In-person or Livestream Continue Reading →
This year the Daffodil Show’s theme was “cycle on over” and guests were invited to bid on beautifully decorated bicycle baskets. Also, this year the Daffodil Society collaborated with Coffee for Good and the Maggie Daly Arts Cooperative. One piece from their exhibition was on display and interpreted by floral designers in the Artistic Division of Daffodil Show. Continue Reading →
Tamarack Country Club, a member-owned private club in back country Greenwich, this week announced the addition of three professionals to fill key roles at the club. Continue Reading →
Tickets are free. This charming, one-hour performance is sure to make your heart smile! Continue Reading →
In recognition of her contributions to the Greenwich community, Mecky will be the honoree at the Historical Society’s annual History in the Making award dinner, to be held on Wednesday, October 29 from 6-9pm at Belle Haven Club. Author and historian Nathaniel Philbrick will be the keynote speaker. Continue Reading →
The Hudson River Music Festival continues the legacy of the Clearwater Festival, which was born from the efforts of Pete Seeger and Toshi Seeger in the 1960s. Through a blend of music, art, and activism, the festival strives to promote environmental stewardship, social justice, and community engagement while celebrating the Hudson River’s profound cultural and ecological importance. Continue Reading →