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On Wednesday Earth, Wind & Fire performed before a packed house the Palace Theatre in Stamford. From their opener, “Sing A Song,” every audience member was on their feet and dancing. Following the action-packed two hour show, the artists personally greeted a small group of fans. Verdine White, who recently gave an exclusive phone interview with Greenwich Free Press, spoke to Sadie Smith in person. Continue Reading →
GFP’s Sadie Smith interviewed Earth, Wind & Fire’s founding member Verdine White, saying, “After just a few minutes on the phone, it’s easy to feel like the legendary funk musician is an old friend.”
Tickets are still available for Earth, Wind & Fire’s performance on Wednesday, May 30 at 7:30pm at the Palace Theatre in Stamford. Continue Reading →
The show is open to the public from 8:00am to 4:00pm at the Luchsinger Gallery located in Greenwich Academy’s Wallace Performing Arts Center, and it will run until April 28. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Academy graduate Kate Flatley founded the Women’s Justice Initiative to advocates for women’s rights in Guatemala. Continue Reading →
The entire GYFL sported Mavericks shirts made especially to support Steven Sudell, a Mavericks player who has been battling cancer since the spring. Continue Reading →
Husband and wife team, Alan and Daniela Hernandez, recently opened Salan H on Mason Street. In an interview they busted several myths and misconceptions about hair care. Along with colorist Connie Fusaro, they agreed that the “lob,” or long bob, and beachy waves are the most popular requests from clients. Continue Reading →
After a week of singing, dancing, and acting, children and teens ages 10-16 put on an interactive show at the Palace Theatre. The Triple Threat Performers Intensive was directed by Luis Salgado, a choreographer know for his work on “In The Heights.” Continue Reading →
Fresh Air Fund children from New York City and local host families enjoyed a dinner and pool party at Nicole Heath’s home on North Street. Roughly two dozen children swam around the pool, enjoyed ice cream from Dominick’s Ice Cream Truck, and laughed with new and old friends. Continue Reading →
Fred Tutino, Carlisle’s new Creative Director, displayed his first collection for the brand in the Greenwich showroom. Carlisle encourages women to become entrepreneurs as stylists for the brand. Continue Reading →
About two dozen stylists at Hopscotch Salon on Railroad Ave attended a talk by the YWCA of Greenwich on how to spot signs of domestic violence. In Greenwich, domestic violence is the second most investigated crime and the number one violent crime. Continue Reading →