Greenwich High School Theater Arts cast and crew held dress rehearsal for The Little Mermaid in the performing arts center on Monday. Continue Reading →
GHS Theater Arts Ready to Perform The Little Mermaid: A Quest for Human Love
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Old Greenwich Merchants Association Returns to Binney Park on June 1
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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, June 1 from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Carolina Molina, Lily Mazzullo, Melissa Abbazia, Nancy Hamilton, Neha Sharma, Old Greenwich Merchants Association, Ramya Shenoy
Project Music and the DiMarco Family Present: A Special Occasion in May
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The reunion of musicians and friends will celebrate Al DiMarco III and raise funds for Project Music, a a Stamford Connecticut-based nonprofit dedicated to providing high-quality music education for young people. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Al DiMarco III, Giovanni’s Restaurant, music education, Project Music
Check Out These Artists Participating in Art in the Park 2025
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Sponsored by the Old Greenwich Merchants Association, the Sunday, June 1 event runs from 10:00am to 5:00pm. (Rain date will be Sunday, June 8, 2025.) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Almudena F. Vicenz, Art in the Park, Ava De Courtivron, Carrie Malandrino, Heather Brownstein, Jeffrey Norton, Matthew Bracchitta
Greenwich’s Sorokin Gallery, The Harmonetiks Project and Dario Campanile Partner to End Veteran Debt
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Internationally Acclaimed Artist Dario Campanile is contributing one piece of art for sale at Greenwich’s Sorokin Gallery with the proceeds going to a national charitable foundation, End Veteran Debt. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Carole Sorokin, Dario Campanile, David Hayes, End Veteran Debt, Jerry Reece, Operation Debt-Day
Inaugural Spring Follies at Greenwich Arts Council Bursts with Talent
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There was a sold-out audience for the inaugural Spring Follies at the Greenwich Arts Council on Friday night. Feature photo is of Winona Mullis, 102, who shared her memorable story, “Potato Chip.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Adele & Frank Rota, Cindy Busani, Donna Spellman, Gino Arcuri, Jane Palmer, Jean Pennicott, John Curtis
INTEMPO Loses NEA Grant Award Amid Federal Policy Shift
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Earlier this year, the NEA announced that it would be canceling its Challenge America grant line for FY2026, which was an important source of funding for arts organizations like INTEMPO whose projects reached underserved communities. The grant was to be used to provide partial support for INTEMPO’s Cultural Crossover Concert, which took place in April. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Cultural Crossover Concert, INTEMPO, NEA Grant
India Cultural Center’s Extended HoliFest Celebrates Spring in a Colorful Way
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The highlight of the event was the color throw, a traditional feature of Hindu festivals of Holi. Bags of powder – eco-friendly gulal – were distributed and participants had the the opportunity to welcome spring in a colorful way. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts
PHOTOS: Greenwich High School International Night: A Delicious and Entertaining New Tradition
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“This is a great way for people to come together and show school spirit in a different way. This highlights Greenwich’s diversity which a lot of people think we don’t have.” – Justin Bernstein Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Asha Cahattoraj, Axel Persson, Felix Cornejo, Greenwich High School, International Night, Jack Magill
The Colors Will Soon be Flying at India Cultural Center’s HoliFest on May 3
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Anticipating another year of growth, India Cultural Center has extended HoliFest by an hour and added cricket batting cages, bhangra dance performances and workshops, dhol performances, and additional henna artists. Continue Reading →