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A review of Freakpeace’s debut album featuring Henry Riccardi on guitar, Vincent Urbanowski on Saxophone, Andre Parisi on Bass, Nick Ditrio as percussionist and Sam Wolff as Drummer Continue Reading →
Sunday, August 3 is Friendship Day at Rye Playland. If you haven’t been in a while, don’t forget the boardwalk, miniature golf, rides, pool, beach and fireworks displays. Continue Reading →
At 78 years and counting the Town’s Parks & Rec summer Music and Arts camp is a hotbed of talent. On Wednesday, July 30, the campers showed their stuff at CMS for a full house. Continue Reading →
Off-Beat Players is set to perform Monty Python’s Spamalot the first week of August. Order tickets early, as the performances sell out year after year. The show runs from Wednesday, Aug 6 through Saturday, Aug 9, 7:30pm nightly at Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s Bruce Museum is fortunate to welcome Dr. Daniel Ksepka as its new science curator. A self-described “penguin enthusiast” with a passion for science and paleontology, Dr. Ksepka sat down with Free Press interns Nicola Traynor and Allie Primak to discuss discoveries, birds, excavations, and all the great things he has planned for our local museum. Continue Reading →
Everyone loves the Offbeat Players! Order tickets and program ads early. Mark Your Calendars for a show in August, at Teen Center: Wednesday Aug. 6 through Sat. Aug 9. All shows start at 7:30pm. Continue Reading →
Kids of all ages got into the action. Some were solo affairs, others reflected family or neighborhood efforts. The end results featured some tremendous creativity. SandBlast 2014 reflects a 30 year collaboration between the Greenwich Arts Council and the Town’s Parks Rec Dept. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Art Society juried member exhibition at the Flinn Gallery at Greenwich Library runs July 24 – August 12, 2014. An opening reception on Thursday, July 24 is set for 6:00pm to 7:30pm. Continue Reading →
This truly is a golden summer for local independent film fans. Not only is it a great time for indie releases, but local independent film center The Avon Theatre in Stamford is also celebrating its 75th anniversary this August. This anniversary marks the better part of a century dedicated to bringing all kinds of films to our area and celebrating the beauty of film. The Avon was founded in 1939, a year often referred to as the greatest year in the history of Hollywood. The height of the Golden Age, this year saw the release of such classic films as The Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind, Of Mice and Men, Wuthering Heights, and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Continue Reading →
“I couldn’t have dreamed of a better location,” said Greenwich Dance Studio’s founder Kate Truesdell of her new home at 6 Cross Lane in Cos Cob. She has leased and is renovating the former Callahan Bros Movers warehouse, owned by Griff Harris, and plans to open in September. Continue Reading →