Arch Street is is looking for top local talent to serve as founding members of The Greenwich Town Theatre. Actors, directors, playwrights, producers and musicians encouraged to apply. Continue Reading →
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Arch Street is is looking for top local talent to serve as founding members of The Greenwich Town Theatre. Actors, directors, playwrights, producers and musicians encouraged to apply. Continue Reading →
Contributed by Bonnie Hann, Greenwich
Pat Lee, at 92-years-young, is Nathaniel Witherell’s featured artist for the month of November. Ms. Lee will be exhibiting her multimedium artwork from Nov 1 through Nov 30 in the Witherell’s solarium at 70 Parsonage Rd. Pat’s artwork is from a lifetime of painting including Chinese brush paintings, batik, oils, watercolors, acrylic and copper tooling. At 92, Pat, is not only an artist, but is also an accomplished golfer and social bridge player. “You have to keep your mind active, your body flexible, and cultivate a passion to make the most out of life,” Pat told her daughter Bonnie several years ago when contemplating a move to Greenwich. “And if I do move, you have to learn how to play bridge.”
That was five years ago. Continue Reading →
“GHS is thrilled to have Liza Mundy speak to our students next week,” said GHS Interim Headmaster Rick Piotrowski. “The author’s presence on campus provides a unique opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the writing and research process and also discover previously unknown information about how American women secretly aided our country’s war efforts during World War II.” Continue Reading →
Chandra Bozelko’s talk on Nov 7 will will be “From Princeton to Prison: Lessons in Mass Incarceration.” There is no RMA speaker Nov 14. On November 21, Ken Borsuk, Greenwich Time Reporter, will present: “Tales of a Greenwich Reporter on the Front Lines.” Continue Reading →
Would you want an extra decade or two of healthy lifespan? Live to a healthy 120? Imagine what that would change in our lives. Why retire at 65? Why get married at a certain age or live a full century with one partner? Continue Reading →
“I am a first generation immigrant, and the Greenwich community has embraced me from the time I first set foot in town. The desire to give back to a society that has given so much to me is what has inspired me throughout this project.” – Boris Ardemasov, GHS senior and president of the Art for Awareness Club Continue Reading →
Nearly 1,100 people turned out for the first show of the Junior League’s Children’s Theater Series. Pinkalicious was brought to life on stage at Central Middle School in a musical performed by Plaza Theatrical Productions. Continue Reading →
Last week “The House That Jack Built” traveled to Western Middle School, where $647.00 was raised between lemonade sales and Lemon pledges for the students. Continue Reading →
The Friends of the Byram Shubert Library invite everyone to their huge semi-annual Book and Media Sale from Thursday, Nov 1 through Sunday, Nov 4 at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Byram. Continue Reading →
Sour Milk works with local businesses to provide unique contexts for artists to transform forgotten spaces in greater New York City.
The opening reception is Saturday, Oct 20 from 4:30 – 8:30pm. Continue Reading →