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Covid took a toll on dance studios but Carrie Page, owner of Allegra Dance Greenwich migrated class to Zoom and even organized a socially distanced recital in the park. Continue Reading →
Masks are required, and since there is reduced seating in order to observe social distancing, the theatre suggests purchasing tickets online. Continue Reading →
In a time when most non-profits have furloughed staff or cut programs, the company has continued to offer programs to serve the population – even in the face of adversity. Continue Reading →
Join Off-Beat Players from the comfort of your home for a three-performance event! Continue Reading →
Incoming president Lee Paine delivered traditional thank you gifts and flowers to Ms. Littman in an appropriate socially distanced way before the on-line meeting, and Ms. Littman symbolically presented Ms. Paine with the president’s gavel. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Library hopes that Ijeoma Oluo’s talk will help encourage ongoing discussions about race and fulfill a growing desire to understand systemic racism, explore issues related to racial injustice, as well as give participants tools to be better allies and take action. Continue Reading →
An Audiovisual Concert on Zoom by Danish Pianist and Improvisational Artist Nikolaj Hess, 2:00 pm, Sunday, July 19 Continue Reading →
Greenwich’s Parks & Recreation department announces a “Drive-In” Concert series in the Horseneck parking lot on Wednesday nights. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, June 27, the museum welcomed the reopening of the Bruce Museum after three months of COVID-19 isolation and celebrate the 11th year of iCreate. Continue Reading →
This year alone, BackCountry Jazz served more than 2,700 young people in Bridgeport.
Supporters invited to Saturday afternoon’s garden performance. The outdoor jazz concert location allows for ample social distancing. Continue Reading →