Sand Blast 2015 benefited from some mighty fine July weather, and the beach was packed with happy people. Continue Reading →
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Sand Blast 2015 benefited from some mighty fine July weather, and the beach was packed with happy people. Continue Reading →
Geri Corrigan, creator of the annual Fashion on the Ave live runway show down Greenwich Avenue, is collaborating with the Greenwich Arts Council for the event, now in its fifth year. Corrigan will narrate the show from outside the Arts Council’s home at 299 Greenwich Ave on Thursday, Sept. 10, beginning at 5:30pm. Continue Reading →
Artists salute the flag in inventive ways at Greenwich’s C. Parker Gallery… Continue Reading →
Off-Beat Players, Inc. (OBP), the Greenwich-based theater company devoted to teen and young adult performers with wide-ranging abilities and disabilities, will perform the smash hit “Bye Bye Birdie” at the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
To commemorate the 375th Anniversary of the Founding of Greenwich on July 18, 1640, a ceremony, open to the public, will be held Saturday, July 18th, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the beautifully restored Town of Greenwich’s Innis Arden Cottage at Greenwich Point. Continue Reading →
Riverside School 3rd grade teacher Stacy Mozer has published a middle grades work of fiction, “The Sweet Spot,” which relays a lesson that girls can play baseball just like boys. And moms and teachers can publish a book. It’s all about believing in yourself. Continue Reading →
The incoming host of The Daily Show beginning Sept. 28, will perform at the Palace Threatre in Stamford on Friday, July 10 at 8:00pm. There are a few tickets left Order online PalaceStamford.org or call The Box Office at 203-325-4466. Continue Reading →
Judy Waldeyer has been the market manager at the Greenwich Farmers Market for 17 years, but she also was a high school English teacher for 40 years. One day many years ago she went to Jones Farm in Shelton to pick strawberries and left with 100 lbs of strawberries. The rest is history. Continue Reading →
GFP Editor Leslie Yager was a guest on the Debbie Nigro show on WGCH 1490 on Tuesday. Debbie rehashed news of the day, including the sad pay disparity between men’s and women’s professional soccer teams. Later, talk ranged from the do’s and don’ts of Twitter to the most delicious burgers when Mike and George of the Gotham Burger Social Club called in. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Free Press was excited to launch a Pinterest account today.
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