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Wayne duMaine, trumpeter, will return to Greenwich on June 12. He will perform at the popular “Spring Musicale,” the much anticipated annual fundraiser hosted by The Chamber Players of the Greenwich Symphony at Audubon Greenwich.
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The Greenwich Arts Council has planned a benefit for the Traveling Art program, the long running program in Greenwich Schools. Experience the first view of ex·is·ten·tial, a new show at the Greenwich Arts Council’s Bendheim Gallery that brings together six artists working in a variety of media – sculpture, photography, painting – to explore the human condition.
Traveling Arts fosters critical thinking about the arts in public schools. Continue Reading →
Though the focus is always on the game, Greenwich Polo Club continues to elevate the polo experience to make every match an event to remember. On June 5, polo teams will compete in the first match of USPA 20-Goal Monty Waterbury Cup Polo Tournament. Continue Reading →
The amount of talent that these students possess was impressive. Their artwork displays were unique, beautifully crafted, and extremely expressive. These students didn’t have to say a word. Their paintings spoke for themselves. Continue Reading →
Kev Filmore was recognized as an outstanding arts educator by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers for her role in nurturing the success of this year’s winners of the national Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Continue Reading →
For first picks, come to a special preview sale on Friday, June 3 from 5:30-8:30 pm. For $15, you can attend the preview and get the best selection – it’s well worth the entrance fee! On Saturday, June 4 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the sale is open to all. On Sunday, June 5, from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. will be the bargain hunter’s delight ““box or bag” ($7 a box or 2 boxes for $12 or $4 a bag). Continue Reading →
Tony Award winning Director and Choreographer of the 2011 Broadway Revival of “Anything Goes” Kathleen Marshall paid a visit to Greenwich High School on Wednesday, as the cast and crew of the spring musical had their final dress rehearsal before opening night. Continue Reading →
The Garden Education Center’s annual “Grandiflora” Garden tour is set for Sunday, June 12, 2016 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. The event will be held Rain or Shine. Do not miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity to view five magnificent Greenwich gardens in this much anticipated, self-guided garden tour. Continue Reading →
Layer upon Layer: Donna Forma’ is an exciting exhibit at the Flinn Gallery with natural, organic sculptures. This “must-see” show which is inspiring; full of beauty and wonder. Meet the artist Saturday, May 21 at 2pm at the Flinn Gallery. Continue Reading →
Beautiful and elegant … a “must-see” for art-lovers. ‘Electric Paris’ at the Bruce Museum joins for the first time a group of works that emphasizes the role of artificial illumination in the making of modern Paris. It features approximately fifty paintings, prints, photographs, and drawings. Continue Reading →