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The event, which runs from 11:00 am until 3:00pm, will feature an authentic Chinese buffet, Chinese music, dragon dance, professional and student performances, demonstrations and workshops for all ages.
There will also be arts & crafts activities and both a raffle and marketplace. Continue Reading →
Opening this Thursday evening: Art in Bloom at Flinn Gallery/Greenwich Library. Come enjoy a cocktail reception on January 26 from 6 – 8 pm and mingle with the community and the artists. Five artists will share their passion for flowers and nature’s riot of organic shapes and colors with their passion for art. Flower arrangements designed by area garden clubs to complement the paintings will be displayed weekly. Continue Reading →
Ben is the recipient of numerous national and international magic awards and has had his work praised by Huffington Post as “the best!” Continue Reading →
While the eighth graders in the show chorus are enjoying the songs for the first time, the music, as well as countless references in the script, will strike a chord with parents. Saturday is dress-up night and everyone is encouraged to download the virtual Zippo Lighter app. Continue Reading →
There are 87 students in the cast, directed by Matthew Tracey and assisted by EMS teachers Jennifer Badillo & Christopher Wasko. Patrons are encouraged to come dressed in their 80s best! Door prizes will be presented to a winner. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Parks & Recreation and The Greenwich Arts Council present the 6th annual snow sculpture contest! Throughout this winter season, create your best snow sculpture and submit a photograph to our judges for a chance to win a prize from Greenwich Parks and Recreation! Submissions must be sent via e-mail to [email protected] and include: title or name of snow sculpture, full name(s) of sculptor(s), home address, and photograph of sculpture. The Town of Greenwich reserves the right to use photo submissions in Town media. All entries must be in good taste. Continue Reading →
Break out your tartan, polish your “Braveheart” brogue, and come join the fun to celebrate the Ploughman Poet at this new Greenwich tradition. Continue Reading →
Many teen centers last just two or three years, shuttering following an incident. But not Arch Street Teen Center, which has the distinction of being the longest running teen center in the US. Continue Reading →
Students at Greenwich Music in Riverside have the option of “Band Builder,” which offers them a chance to perform in front of an audience in a live band. Continue Reading →
The annual Greenwich High School Band Holiday Concert Wednesday, December 21, 2016 – 7:30pm in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center – John Yoon, Director of Bands and Ben Walker Associated Director of Bands. Continue Reading →