Athena Books will open at 68 Lewis Street in downtown Greenwich. Continue Reading →
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Local Teen Heads to UN to Moderate “Day of the Girl,” Advocate Against Child Marriage
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“‘Girls Speak Out’ is global, with girls from all over the world. I have met girls on Zoom from far away, including Bangladesh, Nepal and the Philippines. It’s about speaking out for girls’ rights, finding what we deserve and trying to help save a lot of girls being hurt. Our main effort is against child marriage.” – Adeline “Addie” Lane, grade 8, Sacred Heart Greenwich Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Government, Schools, #DayofTheGirl, #GirlsRightsNow!, Addie Lane, Adeline Lane, child marriage
Open Arts Alliance Announces Their Spring 2027 Season: Featuring Peter Pan, Disney’s The Lion King KIDS, and Alice in Wonderland
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Open Arts Alliance is proud to announce its magical Spring 2027 Season, featuring their audition-based Mainstage production alongside exciting class-based programming. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Open Arts Alliance
Refunds Offered after Greenwich Library Event Canceled at Last Minute
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On Saturday, library director Joe Williams; president of the board of trustees of Greenwich Library; Ian Murray, and chairman of the Friends of Greenwich Library, Hilary Martin Lea wrote to library guests and supporters saying the event had been canceled at the last minute following a determination by the Greenwich Fire Marshal that the permit that had been submitted was not acceptable. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving
Greenwich Author’s New Book, “HAITI: The American Dilemma!” Puts Immigration, Haiti and American Values to the Test
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The book grew out of my long involvement with Haiti and looks at the country’s history and its relationship with the United States through the very current questions surrounding immigration, ICE, DHS, due process, faith and American values. As you will see, I do not shy away from the difficult choices raised by the Trump Administration’s immigration policies or from what has recently been happening here in Connecticut. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Guy L. Smith, HAITI: The American Dilemma!
Sneak Peek at the Artwork You’ll Find at the 7th Annual Art in the Park at Binney Park
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The 7th annual Art in the Park event in Binney Park, sponsored by the Old Greenwich Merchants Association, will take place in Old Greenwich’s Binney Park on Sunday, October 4 from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Art in the Park, Binney Park, Old Greenwich Merchants
Courtney Maum to Discuss Her Acclaimed Novel, Alan Opts Out at Dogwood Books
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The conversation between two Greenwich Academy alumni promises local color, literary insight, and a lively look at a novel that holds a funny, affectionate mirror up to the town itself. Sharp, funny, and unexpectedly tender, the book has been optioned for an HBO series by the studio behind Ted Lasso and Scrubs. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Christ Church Greenwich, Courtney Maum, Dana Chivvis, Dogwood Books & Gifts, Greenwich Academy
Dogwood Books & Gifts Book Talk: “The Escalating AI Race — and the Fight for Our Humanity”
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Christ Church’s Dogwood Books & Gifts is hosting a book talk, “The Escalating AI Race — and the Fight for Our Humanity” with Kevin Roose, New York Times Tech Tech Columnist, Author, and Co-Host of “Hard Fork” Podcast, on Oct 9 at 6:30 to 8:30pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, "The Escalating AI Race — and the Fight for Our Humanity", Christ Church Dogwood Books & Gifts, Eric Donado, Kevin Roose
Meet More of the Artists Participating in “Art in the Park” 2026 in Old Greenwich
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The 7th annual Art in the Park event in Binney Park, sponsored by the Old Greenwich Merchants Association, will take place in Old Greenwich’s Binney Park on Sunday, October 4 from 10:00am to 5:00pm. (Rain Date October 11). Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Art in the Park, Binney Park, Old Greenwich Merchants
Focus on French Cinema Launches Year-Round Season at the Bruce Museum with US Premiere of Pascal Bonitzer’s Hugo
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The 2026–2027 season opens on Sunday, September 27, with the U.S. Premiere of Pascal Bonitzer’s HUGO (Victor comme tout le monde), the acclaimed French director’s latest film, released in France earlier this year. Continue Reading →