Legendary photographer Bob Gruen made his Connecticut debut at Samuel Owen Gallery on Wednesday night. Continue Reading →
Legendary Rock and Roll Photographer Debuts at Samuel Owens Gallery
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First Light in Old Greenwich Kicks Off with JD Southard Band at Images!
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Stroll through the village to hear performers, grab some food and drink….be merry….. and join the JD Southard Band for the after party at the Beach House later that evening! If you haven’t gone before, be prepared for a great night with OG merchants and community coming together to celebrate the holiday season in style. Every participating store on Sound Beach Ave has their own way of giving back to the neighborhood they serve. Some do it with cookies, others offer up festive beverages,samples of warm soup, candy canes, music, and of course, nuggets and cones from Garden Catering! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Holiday
Greenwich Town Party Neighbor and Sponsor Tickets on Sale Now
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It’ll be here before you know it. The Greenwich Town Party is set for May 28, 2016. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Giving
North Mianus Students Have a Healthy Respect for Greenwich’s Colonial History
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Last week first grade teachers at North Mianus School in Riverside organized a Colonial Day where students created hornbooks, wrote with quill pens, learned to weave, met a real cobbler, prepared cornbread, learned colonial games, danced the minuet and rolled candles. Continue Reading →
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GHS Holiday Concert Brightens up a Foggy December Night in Greenwich
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The Greenwich High School Holiday Concert, under the direction of Ben Walker (Director of Bands), Erin Schilling (Associate Director of Bands) and Colin Walters (Director of Jazz) drew a crowd on Wednesday night. Continue Reading →
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Antiquarius Annual Winter Antiques Show Starts Friday at Eastern Greenwich Civic Center
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The 4th Annual Antiquarius Greenwich Winter Antiques Show benefiting the Greenwich Historical Society is set for Friday, December 4 through Sunday, December 6, 2015 at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. The Opening Night Preview Gala, with the Theme “Back to the Future” is Thursday, December 3 from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. Continue Reading →
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Cos Cob Woman Featured in Norwalk Aquarium Lighthouse Contest
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Margaret Phillips of Cos Cob entered the contest for the first time last year and won $300 for fourth place. Her entry this year, “Penguin Party,” is a four-sided lighthouse lit from within, edged in red and colored with bright polka dots. It tapers up to a glistening crystal globe. At the lighthouse’s snowy-white fabric base (also playfully polka dotted) stand nine hand-sewn penguins, each with a breast made of different fabrics. A 10th penguin rappels down the lighthouse. Continue Reading →
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ISD Third-Graders Choreograph Dance Stories
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Third-grade students at the International School at Dundee (ISD) choreographed and performed their own dance stories as part of an ongoing cultural partnership with the Connecticut Ballet. Now in its ninth year, the partnership augments the third grade IB Unit of “How We Express Ourselves” and the central idea of “Feelings, ideas, and beliefs can be expressed through movement,” by giving students a comprehensive understanding of dance, including dance skills, timing, transitions, music adaptation, dramatic expression and spatial relationships. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, ISD, Jeremy Boland
Greenwich-Based TV Personality and Business Woman Launches Lifestyle Brand and Blog
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Greenwich based business woman, TV personality, women’s empowerment coach, entrepreneur, author and motivational speaker Allyson Spellman has launched a new lifestyle brand and blog called “Heels, Hustle & Muscle.” Continue Reading →
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Step Inside the Junior League of Greenwich Enchanted Forest This Weekend
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The Junior League’s 39th Enchanted Forest runs through Sunday, Nov. 22. Peek inside for a preview of the decorated trees and gingerbread houses. Continue Reading →