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The event is sponsored by Blue Sky Ukraine, a volunteer nonprofit organization providing assistance to the least protected of Ukraine’s population, and finding and helping children and elderly who are below the poverty line whom no one knows or cares about. Continue Reading →
On Sunday, February 26th at 4:00 pm North Greenwich Church will present a jazz performance, “Farewell to February Blues,” with jazz masters Eric Alexander (saxophone), Jason Clotter (bass), Vinton Hines (drums), and Alexander Nakhimovsky (piano). The jazz is for neighbors and friends – all are welcome. Discover marvelous musicians and the amazing acoustics of historic North Greenwich Church, 606 Riversville Road, opposite Audubon at the corner of Riversville and John. The event is free of charge. Donations are appreciated. Continue Reading →
The concerts are performed by a 78 person professional orchestra. Continue Reading →
Beginning on Wednesday, March 1, from 12:15-12:45, Symons will open the series in the splendor of the historic Meetinghouse (sanctuary), and the program will focus on music by female composers. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library is pleased to welcome award-winning author Jennifer Egan to its AuthorsLive series. Egan will discuss her sixth novel, The Candy House, on Wednesday, March 8, at 7:00 p.m., at Greenwich Library’s Berkley Theater. Continue Reading →
The paintings – which feature people from historically black colleges and universities – are on display outside the hospital’s Garden Cafe. Continue Reading →
“Painting for Penny” invites your third and fourth graders to a landscape art class led by acclaimed local artist Richard Dupont. The class will benefit Penny’s Flight in support of Neurofibromatosis Research. The class is for third and fourth graders. It will be held on Feb 25, 2023 from 10:00am to 11:15am in the Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
On the Line is an emotional reckoning featuring unaired interviews spanning the 1980s to now with Richard Williams, the father of tennis legends Venus and Serena, and the son of a cotton picker. Continue Reading →
Raised in Greenwich and a student at Greenwich High School, Worthy Patterson was the first black player to captain a sport at UConn. He became the first UConn alumnus, as well as one of the first generation of black basketball players, to play in an NBA game as a member of the St. Louis Hawks. Continue Reading →
Parsonage Cottage Senior Residence in Greenwich continues its efforts to upgrade the communal spaces. In recent years, the 40-bed senior residence has renovated its dining room, living room, and activities room, as well as created a new hair and nail salon. Continue Reading →