Audition this week for Allegra’s fifth annual performance of the Nutcracker, performed at SUNY Purchase. Continue Reading →
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Audition this week for Allegra’s fifth annual performance of the Nutcracker, performed at SUNY Purchase. Continue Reading →
Ian Thomas Malone’s grandfather is John Linsenmeyer, who reviewed books for Greenwich Time for 25 years. Ian describes his grandfather as a Sherlockian scholar. A prolific writer himself, Ian landed himself a book deal and has another in the works. Continue Reading →
Tish Rabe will give a talk at The Woman’s Club of Greenwich on Sept. 18 at 1:00pm. Continue Reading →
Creating dancers since 1972, Allegra Dance Studio is training a new generation at 37 West Putnam Ave in Greenwich. Our interview with Carrie Paige and Emily Isidori, with PHOTOS of amazing ballet dancers: Margo Buck, TJ Bruno, Siena Pope and Mia Levinson. Continue Reading →
The exhibit will fly away on Labor Day. This is one you don’t want to miss — Lorikeets runs Thru Sept. 1 Continue Reading →
Calling all artists. This year artists will hang their artwork themselves. Artists may enter up to five pieces. Placement is first-come, first-served. The show and sale runs Sept 6 and 7. The children’s sidewalk show for young artists is Sept. 6. Continue Reading →
Staycation this August? Garden Education Center is like a vacation in the woods. This Sunday, Aug. 17 is a ‘Nature Brain’ afternoon with kids activities including scavenger hunts and nature crafts. There will also be garden workshops for adults. A family friendly activity! Continue Reading →
Live Jazz performances by Mark Morganelli & The Jazz Forum All-Stars are a must-see this August in Greenwich Commons, Tuesdays from 12:15- 1:15 P.M. Continue Reading →
A in-depth review of two local Greenwich citizens debut album in the black metal genre, featuring Nick Zeug on Guitar and Carlos Distroger on Drums. Continue Reading →
Mr. Yoon bills it as an “informal” performance for parents and the community, but on Friday the CMS auditorium burst with musical potential and talent. Continue Reading →