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Greenwich Historical Society’s fourth annual “Shining a Light” Lecture Series offers captivating stories of people and organizations who have had a profound impact on the history of the Northeast, yet whose stories have remained largely unacknowledged. Continue Reading →
The Dragon Coaster Art Contest celebrates the iconic Dragon Coaster’s 95th year. In the Asphalt Art Open Call, artists can make their own mark on Playland’s picturesque waterfront property by enhancing the entry pathways. Continue Reading →
Christ Church Greenwich is launching a new contemporary 5:00pm Service with Rob Mathes leading the Music of Spirituals and Worship songs, starting Sunday, Feb 25, 2024 at 5:00pm. Continue Reading →
The exhibition celebrates the groundbreaking, young American photographers who banded together in the early 1930’s to promote a new vision for their craft and forever altered the public’s perception of photography as a visual medium. The exhibition celebrates the dawn of photography as fine art and features seminal works by Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Willard Van Dyke, Brett Weston and Edward Weston. Continue Reading →
Here is your opportunity to experience the thrill of Metropolitan Opera bass baritone Mikhail Svetlov in an intimate setting with outstanding acoustics, performing opera favorites as well as Broadway and popular songbook selections. Continue Reading →
Christ Church is hosting a comedy night starring Jane Condon and Buddy Fitzpatrick on Saturday, Feb. 10, 6:30 – 9:30 pm. Continue Reading →
“Arms and Armor” explores the parallel ways natural selection and human innovation influence the shape, composition and function of structures ranging from turtle shells to chain mail. Weapons and armor from around the world are displayed side-by-side with natural history specimens such as taxidermy, skeletons and fossils. Continue Reading →
Guys and Dolls is produced by Eastern Middle School (EMS) teachers Jennifer Badillo and Julia Fama, is directed by Fama, and features choreography by Scott Sisbarro of St. Saviour’s School of Dance. All students in grades 6 through 8 were invited to participate, and approximately 100 responded to form the cast and crew. Continue Reading →
Registration using the Library’s online calendar is required. This program will be livestreamed but not recorded. A limited number of signed copies of And There Was Light will be available for purchase through Diane’s Books of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The First Congregational Church’s series will feature The Yale Alley Cats, Yale’s Classiest A Cappella Group at the First Music & Arts Series on Sunday, January 28 at 4:00pm. Continue Reading →