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Perrot Memorial Library will present a Zoom Book Discussion in partnership with Greenwich Pen Women on What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism by Dan Rather and Elliot Kirschner, facilitated by Diane Tunick Morello of Greenwich Pen Women. Continue Reading →
The $45,456 Allocation Will Allow the Greenwich Museum to Enter 2021 in a Stronger Financial Position Continue Reading →
Lost Landscape Revealed: Childe Hassam and The Red Mill, Cos Cob will be on view January 16 – March 28, 2021. Continue Reading →
The annual Rob Mathes Holiday Concert is going virtual and a special concert taped in December will be available for viewing December 23 through January 1 on Rob Mathes’ YouTube channel @RobMathesMusic. Continue Reading →
New Lebanon School PTA came up with a fun, Covid-safe community holiday event. Decorated trees lined the bus circle and Santa and his elves greeted families. Continue Reading →
On Dec 19 the film is The Grinch, and on Dec 20 the film will be Christmas with the Kranks. Continue Reading →
The Avon, an iconic historic cinema, located in Downtown Stamford since 1939, has been blessed with many donations from local businesses, celebrities, destination getaways and Avon patrons. Auction bidders will find something for even the most discerning relative! Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s Felicia Feng Zhang has received the prodigious 2020 Teacher Distinction Award from The Royal Conservatory of Music. Ms. Zhang is the only one to receive this distinguished award in the northeastern region of the US. Every year many public-school students begin an instrument through their school’s music program (if a music program exists). Not long after, more than 50% of students quit; unable to enjoy all that music education has to offer for the rest of their K-12 schooling, if not beyond, according to Music Parents Guide. Felicia Feng has students as young as 3 years old learning to play the piano. Continue Reading →
The Riverside Garden Club has been beautifying the train station for over 100 years. The club was formed at the tail end of the Spanish Flu pandemic in 1919. Continue Reading →
Peter and Kim Arguimbau have reopened their art gallery to the public located in back country Greenwich this holiday season. After exhibiting on Greenwich Avenue and Riverside over the past few years, Arguimbau Art has relocated back to the original historic Red Barn, where Peter has painted, been commissioned and restored paintings for over 30 years. Arguimbau paints in the traditional Flemish Technique, grinding his own colors from powdered pigments. His paintings exude luminous light combined with old world luster. New works, along with his collection of older paintings including classic marines, water views, landscapes, portraits and animals can be viewed in this unique, picturesque setting overlooking Grays Pond. Continue Reading →