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“The space is beautiful and has enough room for events and gatherings. The idea is to have both a bookstore and an evening gathering space for a variety of events. People can even host their book clubs there.” – Jennifer Bird Continue Reading →
Community Ticket Lottery application launches Friday, November 19. Continue Reading →
Avon Theatre in Stamford, everyone’s favorite independent movie theater, shared exciting news about their 2021 auction fundraiser, now underway. Bidding ends Monday, Nov. 15 at noon. Check out the auction items. Continue Reading →
Join veteran florist and designer René DeLaurentis to create your own holiday centerpiece utilizing fresh mixed greenery, pinecones, fresh flowers, and ribbon. Continue Reading →
Choose any seat in the magnificent Greenwich Performing Arts Center at GHS. Orchestra members are fully vaccinated and audience members must provide proof of vaccination. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Botanical Center announced that on Nov 17, Steve Conaway, Ph.D., Assistant Director of Horticulture/Wave Hill, will present a virtual lecture: “Living Landscapes Inspired by Native Plants.” Continue Reading →
Today there are 16 Exchanges remaining across the United States. Brooklyn is the oldest, having opened in 1852. All the Exchanges are non-profit, all are unique, and all draw strength from one another.
The Greenwich Exchange first opened in 1901 and moved to various downtown locations until 1937 when it settled in its present home at 28 Sherwood Place. Continue Reading →
In addition to the costume contest, expect free pet food samples from over 15 vendors, free pet caricatures, free face painting, and refreshments for you and your pet. Continue Reading →
There will be live performances in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center on the weekend of Nov 13 and Nov 14. Continue Reading →
Karasoulas will be immediately engaged in preparations for the inaugural exhibitions that will open the newly expanded Museum in late 2022. Continue Reading →