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“Johnson’s distinctive body of work conveys an abundance of energy through strong color, dynamic composition, masterful technique, and invention.” Continue Reading →
Western Middle School PTA organized a drive-thru pumpkin display on Halloween Eve. The pumpkins were featured under the covered parking area outside the cafeteria for some safe Halloween fun despite Covid-19. The “Blaze” event featured 79 carved pumpkins, 200 bags of candy were handed out and there were about 100 cars, each with a couple children inside. West side, best side! Western Middle School held a “Blaze” drive through pumpkin decorating event. Continue Reading →
The Avon Theatre in Stamford is operating with safety protocols in place, as patrons continue to enjoy the mix of new releases and classics films. Continue Reading →
Showcases Holiday Design, Entertaining and Decorative Arts
from Greenwich Style Makers
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Books in the Garden will be unveiled on Halloween Eve. Continue Reading →
A pioneer in American Impressionism, and one of the most influential and successful artists of the early 20th century, Childe Hassam (1859-1935) spent considerable time in Cos Cob between 1896-1918, producing dozens of paintings, pastels and etchings depicting the Holley House and the nearby waterfront commercial district known as the Lower Landing. Continue Reading →
“Borealis” has previously been exhibited in the 1995 Venice Biennale in Venice, Italy and at a 1998 exhibition organized by the Orange County Museum of Art in Orange County, CA. Continue Reading →
On Tuesday Greenwich residents Daisy Florin and Kate Marlow showed off a brand new “Little Free Library” they donated to the Town. Continue Reading →
Concerns include breaking cohorts and lack of instructional space. Continue Reading →
Lucinda MacKethan, an acclaimed scholar of American literature and author of the newly published book Anya Seton: A Writing Life, will present an intimate look at Greenwich native Anya Seton’s creative process, how she balanced writing with raising three children and her conflicted relationship with reviewers. A compelling portrait emerges of a deeply dedicated writer whose life was full of inner turmoil. Continue Reading →