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Patrick McCann, President of the Mary Bush Society of the Children of the American Revolution, joined First Selectman Fred Camillo after he signed a proclamation for Constitution Week. Continue Reading →
Neighbor to Neighbor, Greenwich’s only food pantry, recently wrapped up its inaugural summer internship program. Through hands-on work, structured seminars, and direct community engagement, the interns built confidence, developed a sense of civic responsibility, and gained firsthand insight into food insecurity in Greenwich and Fairfield County. Continue Reading →
The submission deadline is Monday, October 12, 2026. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance is honored to be recognized by Age Well Across Connecticut as one of the state’s “hidden gems” offering “inclusive, accessible, intergenerational” programming that allows people to “thrive at any age.” Continue Reading →
Participation in the GYCL program provides girls and boys in 3rd through 8th grade the opportunity to perform in an organized, supervised and safe environment. Continue Reading →
Pathways Inc is proud to announce its 2026 Annual Fundraiser, Unmasking Hope: A Masquerade Gala for Mental Health, taking place f Friday, October 23 at the Delamar Greenwich Harbor, hosted at L’escale Restaurant. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Art + Design is pleased to present Convergence, a major solo exhibition by acclaimed American artist Ron Burkhardt, opening September 24 at Greenwich Art + Design, 7 East Putnam Avenue in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Ailey II will be the featured performing arts program for Greenwich Library’s 2026 Opening Night Celebration on Friday, October 2, 2026, in the Library’s Berkley Theater. This event always sells out, so reserving tickets now is recommended. Continue Reading →
The Retired Men’s Association of Greenwich (RMA) recently hosted its Third Annual trip to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Continue Reading →
This year’s festival will also serve as a filming location for The Adoptables, a new comedy series created by Greenwich native Blake Sherwyn that parodies The Real Housewives and features a cast of real-life shelter dogs from Adopt-A-Dog. Continue Reading →