If you went to Western Junior High School or Greenwich High School in the 1960’s, ‘70’s, or 80’s, you probably remember having Spaghetti Creole every Thursday. Continue Reading →
Spaghetti Creole Time Warp: Oct. 24 at St. Paul Lutheran Church
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Let’s Do the Time Warp Again: Rocky Horror in Giant Screen at Norwalk Aquarium
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Hot patootie, bless my soul, you’ll have twice as much fun when you dress up and take part in “The ‘Rocky Horror’ Experience” on Sat., Oct. 24 at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk. Order your tickets online. A live cast will act out the story of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” on a stage in the theater while the campy cult-classic film plays on the giant screen above. Continue Reading →
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The Colors at Augustine’s Farm in October: Orange is Just the Start
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Skip the supermarket and head to Augustine’s Farm at 1332 King Street for your pumpkin this year. There are also amazing cut dahlias, fresh eggs, and veggies. Make sure to get the last of the Greenwich grown corn! Delicious! Continue Reading →
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Honoring Davidde Strackbein, Driving Force Behind Greenwich’s 375th Anniversary
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Davidde Strackbein was honored at the Oct. 15 Board of Selectmen meeting at Town Hall for her tremendous work planning the yearlong series of events to commemorate Greenwich’s 375th anniversary. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Arts, Government, Volunteering
Meet Author/Illustrator Rosemary Wells at Stanwich School’s Book Fair
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While visiting The Stanwich School’s Book Fair, you will have the opportunity to purchase books for your children, yourself, and as holiday gifts. Head to Stanwich on Sunday, November 8th to meet Rosemary Wells; have lunch in the Spartan Sweet Shop; let your child create a craft; and purchase gifts, clothing and jewelry from many local vendors. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Parenting, Schools
VIDEO: Get Yourself to the Flinn Gallery for the Sound Sculptures Installation
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Constructed primarily of bamboo and a variety of handmade papers, with accents of metal and wood, the delicate, intricately constructed pieces move in a randomly orchestrated manner, some driven by concealed miniature motors and timers, others by the natural elements of body heat, air and motion. Continue Reading →
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GHS Marching Band? The Rumors Need to Stop.
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Callers to the Greenwich Matters WGCH 1490 Radio Show on Thursday lamented the demise of the marching band at GHS. However, although it is true that interest waned when the school lifted the requirement for concert band members to perform in marching band about 10 years ago, there is a “pep band” that plays at GHS football games and sometimes marches in parades. Continue Reading →
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Pencils of Promise Fundraiser at Zen Bronze Set for Saturday
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Pencils of Promise is a non-profit organization dedicated to conquering the global education crisis. Join Zen Bronze in supporting the fight for equal education by enjoying a healthy, organic airbrush tan with all money raised going directly to Pencils of Promise. Continue Reading →
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Halloween is on a Saturday! Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk to Transform into “Aqua-Scarium”
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The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk becomes the “Aqua-Scarium” on Halloween and welcomes Marvel Comics Spider-man! For guests who want to enhance their Halloween alter ego, Wells Noonan of Face-Painting by Wells will use her brushes and skilled hand to transform faces into wild creatures, superheroes or princesses. Face-painting times are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s free with Aquarium admission. Continue Reading →
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Old Greenwich School’s 45th Anniversary Pumpkin Patch!
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All are invited to Old Greenwich School’s 45th Anniversary Pumpkin Patch. Featuring a haunted house, hay maze, arts and crafts, bouncy slides, games, food, prizes and more. Continue Reading →