A fun time was had by all who attended the Greenwich Town Party 2018. Continue Reading →
PHOTOS: Steaming Hot Greenwich Town Party 2018
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Greenwich Library Hosts Conversation on Food and Culture
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A natural-born storyteller, Lee decided to hit the road and spent two years uncovering fascinating narratives from every corner of the country for his new book, Buttermilk Graffiti. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, People & Culture, People & Culture, Asher Almonacy, Chef Edward Lee, Cole Auditorium, GreenwichLibrary, NateErickson
Stage at Old Greenwich School Dedicated to Frank Gasparino
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Just before students at Old Greenwich School performed the Wizard of Oz on Friday, the stage was dedicated to beloved teacher “Mr. G” who died suddenly last November. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools
PHOTOS: GHS Theater Dept Poised to Perform Annual Spring Musical, Hairspray!
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Greenwich High School Theater Arts presents Hairspray in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center: May 17-19, 2018 at 7:00. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Greenwich High School, Hairspray, spring musical
Bruce Museum’s 31st Annual Gala Is All About “Jewels of the Jungle”
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The festive, elegant affair raises crucial funds to support the Museum’s highly acclaimed arts and science exhibitions and extensive educational programs for children and adults of all ages and abilities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Asher Almonacy, Bruce Museum
America’s Top Young Magicians Perform to Benefit the Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut
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Ben Zabin, Trent James and David Rosenstein, America’s top young magicians of “Trick Trio,” will perform to raise funds for the Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut, a nonprofit agency that provides mental health services to children, adolescents, and their families. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Giving, Letter to the Editor, Ben Zabin, Child Guidance Center of Southern Connecticut, David Rosenstein, Trent James, Trick Trio
Bruce Museum 4th Annual PHENOMENON: Science Innovation Fair Set for May 31
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To recognize the high level of science research that high school students in the region have undertaken, the Bruce Museum in Greenwich has selected 10 young scientists in grades 9 to 12, to present posters of their work on Thursday, May 31, at the 4th Annual PHENOMENON: Science Innovation Fair. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Bruce Museum, Science Innovation Fair
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church’s Bach@415 Concert Series 2017-2018 Season Concludes with Renowned Performers, Daniel Moody and Bálint Karosi
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On Sunday, May 20 at 4:15 pm, Bach@415 Concert Series at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church presents a rising star in the countertenor world, Daniel Moody and internationally-acclaimed concert organist Dr. Bálint Karosi. Directed by the ever fervent J. Michael Roush, St. Barnabas’ acclaimed music director, Bach@415 features an exquisite array of choral works and organ music from the sacred Baroque period in the church’s contemporary sanctuary located at 954 Lake Avenue, Greenwich, CT. Recently Roush has introduced many Greenwichites and thosebeyond, to a myriad of rarely heard and well-known Bach cantatas as part of the popular Bach@415 Concert Series. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Daniel Moody, Dr. Bálint Karosi, J. Michael Roush, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Greenwich Town Party Announces Town Stage Bands
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Local bands include Vinegar Mother, comprised of Greenwich residents Julia Zivic and her brother Jason along with Greenwich High School graduate Itamar Gov-Ari performing with bandmates Mike Roninson and Chris Mazuera. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, 8 Track Band, Afternoon Men, Brunswick Music Improv, Eric Clapton, Footprints, Greenwich Town Party, Jack & Honey
“Art Students League Revisited” showcases eight award winning artists from the League at Flinn Gallery
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With over 70 works of art to view, “Art Students League Revisited” is a must see show for any art lover. Come view Flinn Gallery’s last show of the season. Continue Reading →