This celebration of penguins includes a science lecture and MakerBot’s 3D printing demonstration of its very own Black-footed Penguin specimen. Continue Reading →
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This celebration of penguins includes a science lecture and MakerBot’s 3D printing demonstration of its very own Black-footed Penguin specimen. Continue Reading →
Leslie Perry participated in a panel discussion moderated by Jenny Lawton, CEO of Makerbot. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School graduate Austin Cauldwell, class of 2010, has landed a guest star role on the ABC Family series “Switched at Birth.” Cauldwell appeared on the fourth season premiere of the popular series, which aired on Tuesday, Jan. 6. Cauldwell, whose character is named Josh, had several scenes in the hour-long episode from 9:00pm to 10:00pm. Cauldwell was a president of Thespian Troupe 243 at Greenwich High School, where he arrived in 10th grade from Greenwich Country Day School. Continue Reading →
The Chelsea Piers Dance Academy will host a weekend of Master Classes on January 10 and 11 to be used for placement of prospective students. All are invited to stop by and observe! Participation in classes is not required. Continue Reading →
Here’s a cool event that’s just $10 to attend. Taste chili recipes from a variety of area restaurants including Little Pub and vote on your fave! The event is Superbowl Sunday from 11:00am til 3:00pm. The event features a firehouse chili category for local fire departments to compete. Continue Reading →
Head to Bruce Museum Seaside Center at Innis Arden Cottage on Sunday and learn about improving water quality in Long Island Sound by improving the water quality in the many rivers flowing into it. Visit the seaside center and learn about shellfishing. Bring the kids. Continue Reading →
What lies under the sea comes ashore at low tide. See what buried treasure washed up at Tod’s Point. Continue Reading →
Take a look at the Seven Fish Feast through photographs from Christmas Eve. Continue Reading →
Kim Tamalonis is a Greenwich resident who graduated from Greenwich Academy. She currently teaches art at Rye Middle School and previously taught art at Greenwich Academy Tamalonis, who flies to Miami for the art fairs, said that while there, she and another Greenwich art world friend noticed the diversity of beards. A man at the next table who had joined the conversation encouraged Tamalonis to write her observations. For the next few days she took dozens of photos, shot a video and wrote “Basel’s Bearded Beauties.” Continue Reading →
The 10-month old male otter was born in the Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport in February. Continue Reading →