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India Cultural Center announces the return of HoliFest, the area’s biggest Holi celebration and largest color throw! Taking place Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 2:00pm to 6:00pm at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. Register by April 27 to be guaranteed a free commemorative t-shirt to wear for the color throw. Continue Reading →
An Exclusive Intimate Concert with World-Renowned Cellist to Benefit PROJECT MUSIC, a nonprofit organization committed to providing high- quality music education and performance opportunities to youth, regardless of financial means. Continue Reading →
If hearing beautiful and moving music performed with the highest degree of virtuosity and mastery in the beautiful acoustics of St. Catherine’s Church constitutes a great musical experience for you, do not miss this performance on Sunday at 2:30pm. Following the concert, there will be a light reception in the Narthex, where you will be able to meet our distinguished guest artists in person. Continue Reading →
Dogwood Books & Gifts is hosting a free salon-style conversation with two of Greenwich’s own masters of suspense, Deborah Goodrich Royce and Wendy Walker, as they discuss their brand-new psychological thrillers and the craft behind writing them. Continue Reading →
The event is set for Friday June 12 and will feature Gary Clark, Jr at The Capital Theater in Port Chester. Proceeds directly support Pathways’ residential homes and day programs. Continue Reading →
Dalloway (La Residence) is an up-to-the minute thriller about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. Cécile de France stars as a novelist at a writer’s retreat who begins to fear that her A.I. assistant – whimsically named after a Virginia Woolf heroine, Mrs. Dalloway – might have an agenda of her own.” Continue Reading →
North Mianus School presented the school’s spring musical, Finding Nemo Kids, featuring an enthusiastic cast of 53 fifth-grade students. Continue Reading →
The exhibit of Greta Corens paintings is in the gallery in the main building, and will continue through Sunday, May 31. Ms Corens will also teach two workshops for adults at the Greenwich Botanical Center. Continue Reading →
Students at Old Greenwich School brought the story of Shrek the Musical Jr. to life this week, delivering a spirited performance that showcased both their talent and the strong support behind the program. Continue Reading →
In just a few short months, an empty stage has been transformed into the Land of Oz through the collective efforts of a cast of 40 students, nearly 30 chorus members, and a dedicated team of educators, staff, and families. Continue Reading →