The annual Holiday Concert is a must see performance for anyone who enjoys holiday tunes. Admission is free and open to the public. Continue Reading →
GHS Holiday Band Concert Set for Dec 5 in GHS Performing Arts Center
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Antiquarius Kicks Off the Holiday Season in High Style: Events Run Nov 30 – Dec 5
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The Highly Anticipated Holiday House Tour, Boutique, and Antiques Show Are the Greenwich Historical Society’s Biggest Fundraiser Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Holiday, Antiquarius, Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, Greenwich Historical Society
Get Your Tickets to This Rockin’ Christmas Concert to Support Local Charities
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The Old Greenwich concert will present a moving story of the power of answered Christmas wishes.
It will feature many traditional holiday carols and songs set to rock, blues and gospel music, channeled over a professional sound system and accompanied by a light show consisting of dozens of lights, strobes, lasers, fog machines, and snow machines. Continue Reading →
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Tis the Season for Giving, Help Replace the 1960’s Piano at GHS
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The pianos at GHS were purchased in the 1960’s – before Greenwich High School was even on Hillside Road. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Schools
Open Arts Alliance to Hold Auditions for Annie Jr.
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Featuring classic songs like: “Easy Street,” “It’s The Hard Knock Life” and “Tomorrow,” Annie is one of the world’s most beloved musicals. Performances of Annie Jr. will take place on Saturday, April 27th and Sunday, April 28th at the Cole Auditorium at the Greenwich Library. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Annie, Open Arts Alliance, Rocco Natale
New Lebanon School to Stage Seussical, Last Musical in Old Gymatorium
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New Lebanon School is set to present Seussical, on Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 1:30pm and 7:00pm featuring a cast of more than 25 students. Continue Reading →
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Cancer Warrior Steven Sudell’s YouTube Channel Is Overnight Hit
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Greenwich cancer warrior Steven Sudell now has a YouTube channel and his inspired videos have gone viral. Check it out, the channel name is Theweevster18. Steven is truly talented and has been sharing his drawings in short installments on the channel. On Thursday, Steven posted a video saying he was shocked to have hit 3,000 subscribers. We could only imagine his reaction when he learned that his subscribers had soared to 11,000 a day later. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, #teamsudell, Steven Sudell, Theweevster18
King School Production of The Laramie Project Grapples with Hate Crime
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On Thursday morning upper school students at King School previewed scenes from The Laramie Project which will be performed at the school this weekend. The play is based on the brutal homophobic murder of Matthew Shepard back in 1998. Though 20 years have passed and none of the students was born when the hate fueled murder took place, the lessons are timely given this moment in time, 11 Jewish congregants of the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh having just been murdered. Tickets are $5.00 and there are multiple performances. Reserve a ticket online. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Dr. Jackie Martino, Julia Bonnell, King School, Leigh Fondakowski, Matthew Shepard, Micaela Scully
Sting, Vanessa Williams & David Sanborn to Join Rob Mathes at Holiday Concerts
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Rob Mathes is celebrating 25 years of performing his annual holiday concert and is honored to be joined this year by special guests Sting, Vanessa Williams and saxophonist David Sanborn, who will each perform a couple holiday-themed songs with Rob and the band. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Holiday, David Sanborn, Rob Mathes, Sting, Vanessa Williams
Pick Your Fave at the Cos Cob Chili Cook Off to Benefit Neighbor to Neighbor
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It’s free to enter. It’s $10.00 for the tastings. Continue Reading →